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Dekode

Copywriting, content development, translation and editing service for businesses and organisations

About Dekode

Dekode is a content company that writes, edits, publishes and translates business copy. It says it builds each piece around a concept, its substance and the client's particular audience. Its in-house writers have different skills and experience across industries.

What Dekode offers

  • Copywriting — web content, brochures and advertising copy.
  • Content development — material for reports and other corporate documents that balances compliance, style and message.
  • Translation and interpreting — adapted to the culture, audience and aim of the text.
  • Writing and editing — creative or corporate text refined for flow and structure.
  • Publication — newsletters and longer publications.
  • Consulting — consistency of style and image through localisation, content integration and standardisation.

Key facts

  • Focus: communication content
  • Team: in-house writers

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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