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You want people to believe they can’t live without your business.

It’s not that you’re an egomaniac. In fact, you probably dread marketing your products or services as much as doing your taxes. That’s okay. I’m no different.

You don’t want to come across as a sleazy, in-your-face salesperson. I get that. But you’ve got a unique company that has something valuable to offer. The last thing you want is for would-be clients to think you’re just like the other guys. You want them to run out and tell everyone they know just how awesome your business is and that they need to try you out today, not tomorrow. You want to attract clients, not chase them down like some dreaded monster from a bad horror movie.

I’ve got good news for you. This isn’t mission impossible.

 

Compelling, spot-on marketing copy can skyrocket your leads, sales and customer loyalty to a whole new level.

Let’s be honest. Today’s over-marketed buyer is tough to charm. To get your message to stand out from the muck, you need informative, dynamic copy that effectively motivates and persuades your target audience with a clear call to action. Easier said than done, right? After all, the words you use could make the difference between a prospect saying “tell me more” or “no thanks, buddy” (and even something with oodles of expletives if you’re really unlucky).

That’s where I come in. Sure, you could whip up something half-ass by mashing some words together yourself or shoving time-consuming writing tasks onto an untrained staff member (who will probably end up resenting you just a little for it). So what? Anyone who knows me will tell you I can bang away on a piano fairly well, but I certainly can’t promise that you’ll think you’re listening to Mozart’s prodigy if you pop by for a private recital.

 

Why take chances when it comes to your company’s success?

Even if you know how to compose a complete sentence, I’m betting writing isn’t your strongest suit. There’s nothing wrong with that. I’m bad at remembering punch lines to jokes, timing the toaster oven and looking cool wearing a hat. There’s no point in dragging your company’s credibility down by punching out the words yourself. You don’t need the stress of writing hassles on your plate. I know you’ve got better things to do than play with words all day, like your real job—the one you’re a bona fide pro at.

Outsourcing has its advantages, after all. No salary or vacation pay, no insurance or benefits to worry about, a fresh outsider perspective and the ability to buy what you need only when you need it. Still, you need someone you can really count on, not the flakes you’re used to. You’d love to have a writer that understands your needs and delivers copy that communicates effectively to your target audience, on time and on budget. Of course, stellar results wouldn’t hurt either.

I know what you’re looking for and my clients come to me because they know that’s what they’ll get.

 

My services might be a good match for you if you want to:

 Make more money

Convert more leads into sales

Ensure your company reflects a professional, first-rate attitude

Work with a copywriter that’s reliable (for once!)

Eliminate the stress and hassle of writing tasks for good

Leave the office at a decent hour for the first time in months

Guarantee your satisfaction down to the last word

If you’re interested in finding out more about solutions for your unique business needs, check out my services or pop over to the FAQs for answers to your commonly asked questions.

Not quite convinced I’m the writer for you? Take a gander at my Portfolio or Raves to help you decide.

If you already know I’m the gal for the job and would like to request a free estimate for your project, let’s talk.

If you’re merely interested in getting to know me better, don’t be shy. Take a peek at my About page or explore my Free Advice section.

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