Introducing - ADPR Word Service.

PoleCats have teamed up with ADPR Word Service to offer a total solution to all your public speaking needs.

For more information please use our contact form.

• Event Speeches.
  You get one chance! Not for the faint-hearted but why be faint when you can be fantastic. Speech written after personal visit - coaching and confidence boosting given freely.
• Press Releases.
  Written up as the press wants it.
• Event Reporting.
  If it's important to you, tell people about it!
• Promotional Concepts.
  Personal & Corporate - making good impressions when it counts.

Alan Dee is our lead Professional writer and public speaking counsellor. His background is one of international sales, travel and major exhibitions giving presentations in Europe , Japan & USA .  Sales director to managing director of international companies, in charge of all aspects of promotion and advertising, Alan’s flair for ‘the right words’ for the occasion, either serious or not so serious, will combine to delight both speech ‘giver’ and audience. Normal speechwriting service is to firstly visit our client, get a real ‘hands-on’ feel for the occasion and personalities involved, then to email, fax or post a ‘draft’ speech for approval and comment, prior to sending final copy. 

A typical Wedding Speech will cost in the order of UK £ 250 (50% payable on initial visit). This includes travel within a 50 miles radius of Birmingham but excludes accommodation costs when requested or as necessary.  Distance is not a problem (other than cost to the client!) Completion timescale = normally between 1- 2 weeks of initial visit.
Copyright (the right to use the speech) passes to the client on final invoice payment.

The Wedding Speech.

Commitment made, ‘the Day’ upon you
Hen and Stag dos’ done
Partner vows sincerely taken
On to the ‘after-fun’
You meet the guests as they arrive
Then seated, watered and fed
A hush descends and eyes are turned
As you rise with feelings of dread
Cameras’ roll and flashing occurs
As you open your mouth to speak
Then it’s over,-----they’re cheering,
To the champagne they reach
And on their way home
They say “ooh, what a speech