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Natalia wants to work specifically with mothers who are running small businesses, and needed copy that reflected and attracted that audience.
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Kyrsten Kano-Solana of Kyrsten Ashlay Photography is a serving clients in North Texas, California, and beyond. She’s been in business almost six years, but craved a website that could keep up with her growth and reflect her elevated, timeless, elegant approach. That’s kinda my cue.
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Meet Monica, a photographer for fun, authentic couples, and my web copy client! This is her Blossom Copy transformation story.
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I personally can’t live without some semblance of a daily routine. I’ve been self-employed for about one year now, and this is the overarching routine I’ve created for myself:
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As the saying goes, “Hindsight is 20/20.” Growing up, I never knew what I wanted to be. I really didn’t. My parents were in ministry, which wasn’t a fit for me, and I honestly didn’t know much about the professional world until I graduated college. I stumbled through a series of less than stellar jobs […]
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As I reflect on my last 12 months in business, I am filled with gratitude for the incredible clients I’ve gotten to work with and the incredible readers (that’s you) I’ve gotten to write to each week. Here are just a handful of the projects I’ve had the privilege of working on this year.
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These terms that get thrown around like loose change in the online business space. I get asked this question a lot, so let’s take a moment to clarify.
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I work with a TON of wedding photographers on their websites. I also got married this year and understand what it feels like to choose a photographer. And I’ve learned a lesson or two about writing a strong photography website.
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Before starting my business, I thought brand values (or core values, mission statements, principles, whatever you want to call them) had to be really formal and stale.
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Alright, it’s time to get a little ranty on this lovely afternoon. Here’s one of my main pet peeves when it comes to people writing copy for or about their business (this could be on a website, in a caption, etc.): When solopreneurs use the plural tense (we, us, our) even though they are the […]
