Copywriting and Content Generation

You can mean what you say. But it isn’t always as easy to say what you mean. And when you  have something to say, you need to be confident you're saying it in the most effective, inspiring, accurate and exciting way possible.
 
The words you, or your company use, need to work for you. And that means no jargon, no flannel, no wild claims or empty promises, no infuriating grammatical errors, no spelling mistakes, or poorly constructed paragraphs which leave readers bothered baffled or simply bored.
 
Your words need to sound like you. Not like Shakespeare, or Dickens, or someone your grandfather knew. And they need to be consistent. Whether you're writing webcontent, brochure copy, tweets, posts, blogs or advertisements, your words all need to speak the same language, across the board. So your readers know it’s you, become increasingly engaged with you and what you're saying, and ultimately do whatever it is you'd like them to do.
 
I’ve been a writer for a long time. I've written copy for advertising campaigns, content for websites and blogs, speeches and presentations, and full-length features on behalf of clients for technical, business, and consumer publications. I’ve written about everything under the sun, from fashion to finance, from technology to theatre productions, from sports to savings and investments, from healthcare to education.
 
So I’m ideally placed to help you create, edit, develop and maintain all the words you say to the world out there.
 
Get in touch and we can talk about how I can work for you, to make sure your copy does. Because better words lead to stronger performance.

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Why Clients Choose Me

Because I can take complex or technical material and make it accessible to new audiences.
Because I understand the importance of digital marketing when it comes to making copy work.
Because good SEO needn't mean dull or repetitive language.
Because clients need lots and lots of active content and they don’t always have the time to create it.
Because better words lead to stronger performance.