Copywriter
Want to be heard? Use the right words.
Like this apple, great content is crisp and enticing. Words. So powerful. What we say, and how we say it, matters. Our words can persuade, delight, and move people to action. Or stop them in their tracks. Video is certainly red hot. Because video works. But print is still hugely powerful. In fact, you should use both, to ensure you’re capturing the full attention of your target market(s).
Whatever your medium, your message must include great story.
Your sales cycle starts with engagement … fueled by great content … loaded with crisp and enticing “story.” Tell a good story, says marketer Seth Godin, and you move your “tribe” (Godin’s word for your prospects and customers) to action.
As a copywriter, I’ve used “story” in every bit of content I’ve written over the last 15 years. In magazine and newspaper articles. In training materials, press releases, and brochures. In blog and social media posts, video scripts, newsletters, and email campaigns. In ebooks and printed books. Even Dear John letters (not kidding!).
Need help with writing or editing your stories? Let’s chat!
Sample client list: Josh McDowell Ministry, Texas Divorce Lender, Fredshots Photography, Tenet Healthcare, Bracamonte Law, Triumph Roofing & Construction, UCLA School of Nursing, Chase Oaks Church, American Heart Association, G.W. Garber & Company, BitBranding, Dallas Search Engine Academy, Kim Schlossberg Designs, Self Opportunity, Buffalo Niagara CVB, McKinney Art Studio Tour, First United Methodist Church of McKinney.
