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Ashley Tanzosh runs a “witchy” ritual candle company out of Georgia. It was an exciting new challenge to lean into magical language in my copy and reflect the pagan rituals of the Wheel of the Year through my messaging! Check out the final result here.
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Meg Maenus is a stylist and colorist in Texas. She wanted her website to effuse a comfortable, relaxed, come-as-yourself vibe. I’m proud of the way my copy captures her warm energy!
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Twyla Adkins runs a project management agency for successful business people who have big projects coming up and need support. She was looking for sleek, powerful, bold language—harder, better, faster, stronger. Check out what we came up with!
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As we cruise towards 2024, I wanted to take a sec to share an overview of my year in business in business with you.
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Here are some of the factors I consider when deciding whether someone is a good fit to work with me on a copywriting project…
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In this post, I’m going to break down the five types of emails you need in a successful (re: lucrative) email welcome sequence.
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When I wrote my brand values, I wanted to make sure they were a bit, well, ~different~. I wanted them to stand out against others and to be actionable for me as a business owner.
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Writing good website copy is hard. Writing GREAT website copy is even harder and takes lots of practice. However, there are a few simple ways to upgrade your website copy today to make a notable difference in the way it looks, sounds, and converts browsers into inquiries or buyers.
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Karli Depanfilis is the brand and web designer behind Flair by KD. She struggled to articulate her services in a way that made sense, flowed, and wasn’t too wordy.
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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.
