Whether we’re working on your website or your email strategy, I’ll get to know your business like it's my own and put words to all the magical things you do for your clients, but never know how to explain.
So you can finally push marketing to the back of your mind, stop wasting your budget and get back to what you do best.
Despite what your Instagram feed says, there is no magic platform, trick or tool or that will reliably increase your sales.
The only way to consistently and cost-effectively get results from your marketing is to make sure your words sell.
And as your (hopefully) new education copywriter, I’m here to make sure they do exactly that.
BECAUSE HONESTLY?
Because after 8 years in the industry, I’ve seen it happen too many times: schools, clubs and teachers with standout services and glowing reviews water down their work with words that make them sound like everyone else.
And so when sales are slow, they pour time and energy they don’t have into trialling new platforms, searching for new strategies and gambling on ads in the hope that *something* will stick.
Sound familiar?
Then go ahead and breathe a sigh of relief—because we’re about to change that.
SO, NOW I'VE BASICALLY JUST INVITED MYSELF ONTO YOUR TEAM, I SHOULD PROBABLY INTRODUCE MYSELF...
Get to know your brand like it’s my own
...and write copy that sounds so much like you that you’ll wonder if you wrote it yourself.
CREATE A CUSTOM STRATEGY FOR YOUR BUSINESS
I'll use my professional judgement to tell you what you need - and what you don't - to reach the right people.
MAKE SURE YOUR WORDS ARE WORKING
I won't disappear the second the last invoice is paid. I’ll be here to answer questions and make sure things are working as planned.
IN OTHER WORDS?
- E.K., English Coach
“Within a couple of days of quietly publishing the new copy, a new lead bought a monthly subscription to my services without a consultation call. That HAS to be because the copy was clear & it converted! Woohoo!"
But really, while other copywriters were starting their literary careers between homework tasks, I was singing S Club 7 songs into a hairbrush, obsessively drawing the flags of the world and debating whether I wanted to be an interior designer, a pop star—or a spy.
Then, after a year teaching English in China, I fell into a Marketing Manager role, where I found myself writing all the words (think: blogs, websites, emails, social media posts) for a Mandarin language school.
That was when I realised that writing was what I was supposed to do all along. So, I specialised as a copywriter and moved into a writing role before eventually deciding to build something of my own.
(Although I'm still convinced I would have made a good spy.)
Safe to say, I never planned to become a copywriter.
MAYBE YOU KNOW SOME OF THEM...