Words Are Boring
Have you seen how many words are on the average advertisement these days? It’s absurd.
You know the ones. “Why should you buy [X]? Here’s why: [item number 1], [item number 2], [item number 3].”
Bleck!
Some think it’s important to sell every little feature. That it’s our job as creatives to educate our prospective buyers and tell them every reason they would ever want to give up their hard earned money. It’s boring, verbose, and, frankly, offensive.
Me? I don’t think creative ideas thrive in product features. They thrive in emotions. They thrive in empathy. They thrive in knee-jerk reactions.
That’s the energy I put into my work. You’re likely thinking to yourself, “this guy isn’t even following his own advice, he’s written a novella on this portfolio!” Yea, well, I’m a copywriter and am too indecisive about design, ok?! That’s why I outsource that part.
So let’s speak to the part of people’s brains that actually makes decisions, shall we?
Work
Specialties
Brand Narrative
New and evolving brands come to me to push their brand tone to new heights or simply define what’s already there. It’s a lot of fun.
Conversion Copywriting
Writing for websites is where I crack my knuckles the most. It’s hard work to create a series of web pages that all interact with one another. But I get by.
SEO Content Writing
I got my start in the industry with SEO writing. My secret? Focus on good writing. If it’s good, SEO will find it.
Campaign Development
The stuff that gets the real clicks. I’ve developed countless campaigns for all layers of the funnel to get real performance.
I of course do the other stuff, too. This is just where I shine.
























