Words for creative deep-feelers, serial-overthinkers, and entrepreneurs who want to leave the world a better place than they found it… but just aren’t very good at writing their own websites.
You were never meant to play small. You weren’t made to blend in. You’re called upon to do amazing things with your craft and your business.
You just need the right words that’ll help you forge a deeper, intimate bond with your audience.
A bond that leads to them booking out your services. Snapping up your products. Talking about you behind your back (in a good way, I promise).
The trouble is, modern-day copywriting doesn’t mesh with your values. As purpose-led entrepreneurs, you and I have both felt the discomfort of selling our own services. Self-promotion feels unnatural to us.
(Trust me, it took A LOT of wine & many, many pep talks for me to even tell people this page exists.)
But there IS a way to share our stories with a small-but-mighty audience who aligns with our causes, supports our beliefs, and will seek us out because of them.
All that’s left to do is write it.
I write swoon-worthy words for your website and craft unique brand stories
so you can glow in your own lane and get your dream audience falling head over heels in love with your brand.
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Love Notes
Hey, you.
I’m Ash, a fellow deep-feeler, serial-overthinker, and copywriter who spends more time in her feelings than Drake. I put words to emotions, send love letters every Wednesday, and drink far (faar) too much Dirty Chai.
I’ve spent all my life telling stories for people who’ll listen: my mum, strangers on the internet, and now, you.
I heard you like stories...
How I landed a phone call with the COO of a law firm thanks to a blue poster with emojis on it
I’m not going to spout out more cliches about how as imperfect humans, we should be ok with imperfections. But I’m writing to say that everyone - no matter how far along they are on the journey - goes through a stage where they’re crippled by the desire to be perfect.
You may never hear the words “I’m sorry” from the person that hurt you. But maybe hearing it from me is the push you need to start your healing process.
When I was busy obsessing over the statistics, I failed to recognise that every number represented an actual, real-life person who was choosing to spend time reading my stories.
Places & Spaces My Words Have Found A Home In…
