Just because you’re a small business owner (without the budget for a full-fledged marketing department), doesn’t mean you have to look like one.
If you’re not comfortable with the written word; or the idea of writing (and re-writing) your website copy gives you a headache, it’s perfectly acceptable to hire a professional.
But if you really want to get past all that, you might want to consider hiring a writing coach. (Me.)
Wouldn’t you love to have marketing materials and other content that you felt proud of? Even better, wouldn’t it be fabulous if that copy did some heavy lifting and actually sold your products or services?
Well, it can! When you work with me, you get a finished product that is authentically you and speaks to the heart of your target audience. The best part is: you learn what to do so that the next time you need some fabulous marketing copy, you’re not stumped by a blank page.
Click here to see some of the clients I’ve helped with their copy.
It’s easy to get started. Just take this quick questionnaire. I’ll respond within 24 hours so we can set up your free consultation. We’ll discuss your project, your needs, and your timeline. And from there, I can give you a project estimate with all the trimmings.
*What’s the difference between copy and content? Good question! Copy is marketing/sales oriented. This page, for instance, would be considered marketing copy. Content, on the other hand, is more educational/editorial. Things like articles and blog posts fall into that category.
















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