Burkhardt Research Services began in 1999 as a niche market research firm providing competitive intelligence and, in time, additional quantitative and qualitative research services.
Today, we provide writing services as Burkhardt Writing Services. Come to us for success with the following:
Content writing. Articles, blog posts, etc. – we draft, edit, and/or complete your wordsmithing while you “do what you do.” Quality writing takes skill, time, and discipline – our quality writing makes you and/or your organization shine! Contact us!

Ghostwriting. Your book idea is worth bring to print for readers to appreciate! Burkhardt Writing Services provides the writing skills and discipline to create your book for your intended audience! We work with clients at all stages of the writing process – from starting-to-write to final editing. Contact us to discuss putting your ideas into a book!

Editing. Well written content is well received by readers. Have you written much of your content and are now ready to make it shine? Bring it to us for final polishing.

Presentations. Your audience takes you seriously when you present your ideas well. When you need to develop and/or fine-tune ideas, talking points, trains-of-thought for an upcoming presentation, contact us.

Grant writing. Our principal’s background in market research, nonprofits, business, and politics – and an MBA – provide the skills necessary to develop your winning grant applications. The difference between a mere-words-on-a-page grant application and a successful grant application is often about knowing how to present your needs and value. Burkhardt Writing Services has the writing skills and knowledge to write winning grant applications!

Website copy. Your website is often the front door through which people get their first impression of you and your organization. Burkhardt Writing Services generates and/or edits web copy that presents you meaningfully and effectively. Prepare with us to make a good impression!

Kim Burkhardt is an established writer: author (Competitive Intelligence Workbook, 2001 and Rising from Obscurity, 2016), producer of market research reports, writer of numerous articles, blogger. Find out more at About Us.
* Don’t aim in your communication to be understood. Aim to make it impossible to be misunderstood. *
Variation on a quote attributed to Quintillian
