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“The Mark Lusky Communications team has a unique ability to take rough ideas, concepts and draft content and turn it into a work of art, yet keeping the style and intent of me, the original writer. We’ve collaborated on both simple and complex work. Mark and team have become an integral part of my team of partners providing my clients, network and audience with well written content. I not only value Mark’s skill and expertise in his craft, but also the team’s guidance and ability to create cohesion across multiple streams of thought. And most importantly, the team is helping me leverage and amplify the writings of a not so great writer to the maximum extent possible, allowing me to save time and energy.” -Bob Paden, The Growth Coach |
“Experience counts. After 39 plus years, Mark Lusky Communications is still going strong if not stronger. Mark, the brain behind the business, has always been dedicated and consistent in his work ethic in creating a great product for the customer. What is unusual about it is he has stayed this same course all the while staying current, in his marketing and writing endeavors for the entire time. He already knew how to produce in a hybrid work environment, be it remotely or virtually before the rest of us knew what that meant. When the recent pandemic hit, his clients could relax. Mark knew what he was doing while the rest of us were scrambling around a learning curve on how to adjust to the new now! He delivers what he promises, is a total professional, and has a few like-minded, handpicked professionals who augment his talent.” –Cathenry, Small Business Owner |
“Mark is that rare writer who can take complicated topics and tease out the most important points in a way that is engaging for the reader."
-Peter Renton, LendIt Co-founder 
“Excellent [Costco Connection] article by Mark Lusky ("Building loyalty," August 2020) on communicating during the current COVID-19 (I would suggest any) crisis. Your public-whether they be purchasers of your products, consumers of your services or participants in your activities-want and deserve your heartfelt communication. Lessons learned from years of public relations practice: Be honest. Be real. Be sincere. The public that relies on you in one way or another will be reassured that you truly care about them and will continue to turn to you for their needs, whatever they may be." –Kirk Hazlett, Tampa, Florida |
