I left teaching to help female founders find the words they're struggling to say - because translating what's in someone's head is what I've always been good at.
You know your offer is fantastic. You’ve spent weeks, months, years even, on it. You’ve refined it to within an inch of its life. Then you sit down to write the website copy and it comes out sounding like everything else on the internet. Generic. Safe. Forgettable.
I fell into copywriting and content creation without realising it. I was a teacher and senior leader in a primary school, constantly frustrated by policy documents and website content. At some point, I ended up becoming to go-to person for writing tasks and creating visual content. I realised this is the work that lights me up and guess what? It’s what I’m good at.
Working with me means you stop explaining what your programme or service does and start showing the world why it matters. Your website shouldn’t sound like a feature list; it should sound like the answer to your clients’ burning questions.
To me, good copy is clear. It’s not trying to show off that you know a lot of words. It’s authentic. It’s you. Your services and reputation already show how professional you are - your voice needs to show who you are. If it doesn’t sound like something you’d actually say, it’s not working.
I live in the Midlands with my husband and my six-year-old daughter, who has taught me more about persuasion than any marketing book possibly could. Turns out the secret to getting someone to eat some (any!) kind of vegetable is the same as getting someone to buy: make the next step feel easier than staying put.
You’ve already built something worth talking about. Let’s sort it so that the words match the offer.
Drop me a message and we’ll work out if we’re a good fit.