Copywriting
A copywriter’s job is to tell your story your way. I take information from clients and turn that into copy they can use to promote their products or services.
Here are some of the projects I’ve worked on.
Website Copywriting
The Mortgage Brokers, LLC was launching their website and needed help communicating the mortgage business in a way that was accessible to everyone. I partnered with The Mortgage Brokers team to learn what they do and wrote it down using language the average Joe could understand.
The Mortgage Brokers launched their website, connecting with new clients looking to buy their dream homes.
Clarifying the language helped potential home buyers better understand the process and build trust between them and The Mortgage Brokers team.
Client
The Mortgage Brokers, LLC
Year
2020
Script Writing
A coach had been doing in-person classes for many years but wanted to switch to online instruction. She had tried to write a script for the course but found herself hitting a wall. She knew her material so well but wasn’t sure what information to include in what order.
I came in and helped her organize her thoughts. We created an outline together, and then I was able to write the scripts that she used to film her course.
Now, she is taking on new clients and sharing her message with others without having to meet them in person. Her online course has saved her time, so she is able to reach her own goals!
Client
Brand New U Coaching
Year
2022
SEO-Rich Blogs
An SEO and Website Design company was building a website for a lawyer in the Houston area. In order to increase their SEO ranking, they needed content filled with certain keywords.
I took the list of keywords and wrote blogs related to the lawyer’s field of expertise. These helped the website rank higher on Google and bring more clients to her office.
Well-written SEO-rich blogs and a well-made and maintained website can help websites rank higher in search engines, bringing more eyes to them.
Client
Creative Mind Lab
Year
2019
Other Writing Examples
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Realizing My Own Fragility Through Film
For years, the color of my skin has allowed me to look away from what’s going on around me. Watching a few movies or reading a few books, while absolutely worthwhile, is merely a start.
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Why you Need to set Healthy Boundaries Between Work and Home
I can easily blur the lines between what I do and who I am, and that’s never a good place for me to be. Here are a few things I do to keep myself from falling back into the workaholism trap.
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We Need to Talk about Netflix
Netflix now operates under the assumption that quantity is better than quality. Let’s dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly of this streaming giant.