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Articles

With my engineering background, I ask questions that uncover your audience's interests to write captivating stories around utilities.

The Process

01.

Research topic, company, and publication.

02.

Interview you, customers, and anyone else involved.

03.

Write!

04.

Review and revise with you.

05.

Done! Your article is ready for publication.

The Proof

Client 

Industry 

Water/ Wastewater

Prompt

Moleaer needed an article to showcase their nanobubbles-as-a-service pilot success at a water resource recovery facility in central California. The article would be pitched in press kits to industry publications.

Process

WaterWrites reviewed case studies, interviewed end users, and learned how the nanobubble generator worked to speak to the benefits it brought to the treatment plant.

Moleaer Nanobubbles Reduce Surfactants at Goleta WRRF

High surfactant levels made operating Fallbrook PUD's 2 mgd treatment plant ineffective and expensive. Hoping for a resolution, Fallbrook installed Moleaer's nanobubble generator between their headworks and primary clarifier. Operations staff noted that raw wastewater concentrations of quaternary ammonia compounds found in non-bleach surfactants dropped 78% in the primary clarifier effluent. The reduced surfactant levels caused primary clarifier effluent COD to drop 61% below previous performance levels...

Product

The article was published in Treatment Plant Operator's online magazine in June 2023.

Articles Packages

The Packages

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The One-Off

One 1,250-word publication article for teams needing just a little more capacity.

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Investment: $1,500

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The Three Pack

Three 1,250-word ready to be published articles. Perfect for teams working on campaigns.

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Investment: $3,600

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