Cover Letter Writing Services

Cover letters are read carefully by those with the power to make, or influence, the hiring decision. Your cover letter is the personalized factor in the presentation of an otherwise essentially impersonal document, your résumé. A well-written cover letter sets the stage for the reader to accept your resume as something special. Only if your cover letter and résumé do their job will job interviews and employment offers result.

The higher up the professional ladder you climb, the more important cover letters and career search letters become. For the candidate who must demonstrate written communication skills in the execution of daily duties (and that’s really any of us), these letters become a valuable medium for demonstrating significant career expertise.

Why Should You Use Hire Imaging to Produce Your Cover Letters?

Read our sample cover letters.

A cover letter produced by Hire Imaging gives you a document that targets a specific job opportunity, while giving you an adaptable tool that can be tailored for other career prospects without extensive modification.

You can then adjust the cover letter to create individualized letters. If you prefer, you can contact Hire Imaging for ongoing cover letter writing/revision throughout your search.

• General or “Cold” Cover Letter
  Sent as a result of direct research into a company.
• Briefing or Direct Response Letter
  Used whenever you have some information about a job opening from a help wanted ad, an online job posting, or a prior conversation. It hones in on specific qualifications you have relevant to the job opening.
• Broadcast Letter
  A variation on the cover letter, often used as part of a multi-contact approach where you are approaching a number of people within a company with personalized letters.
• Letter to Employment Agencies and Executive Recruiters
  Solicits their help, and usually includes salary requirements and willingness to relocate.
• Follow-Up/Thank-You Letters
  Sent after an on-site or phone meeting to secure prime positioning as a candidate.
• Networking Letter
  Reaches out to friends, friends of friends and professional contacts and asks for job leads, career advice, referrals and introductions. The letter's focus is not to ask your contacts for a job, but to request their assistance in your job search by connecting you with people and opportunities.