Nope. You can absolutely build a successful business without hiring a copywriter. Plenty of smart, scrappy entrepreneurs have done it — and if that’s your path, more power to you.

But if . . .

• Writing takes you forever

• You’re not getting the kind of results your offers deserve

• You’re juggling so many roles that marketing keeps falling off the list

• You’re just tired of DIY-ing your copy with one eye twitching and ten tabs open

. . . then hiring a pro might be the power move you’ve been looking for. 

Not because you can’t do it yourself, but because you shouldn’t have to.

Because the longer you stay stuck in the cycle of “I’ll write it tomorrow” or “Maybe if I tweak the hook again, it’ll finally work,” the more time, energy, and money you’re leaving on the table.

Imagine what would happen if all that copy was already written — and it actually sounded like you.

Imagine handing over your ideas and getting back content that feels aligned, intentional, and done.

That’s not just time saved — that’s momentum gained.

First of all, if you’ve made it this far on your own — hats off to you. That’s incredible.

You've DIY'd your way through captions, emails, launch content, and probably so many Docs that Google Drive should be charging you rent by now.

But let's get real for a sec.

If it's still taking forever . . . 

If you’re rewriting every email three times . . .

If you’re staring at your screen thinking, “Why doesn’t this sound like me?” . . .

It might be time for a new move.

Not because you're failing — but because you've hit a ceiling. And the truth is, it's a lot easier to scale when you're not trying to do everything yourself. 

Asking for help isn't tapping out. It's leveling up. It's deciding your energy is better spent on CEO-level work — not wrestling with copy until after midnight. 

So no, you don't need help. 

But if you're ready to feel less overwhelmed, more supported, and finally proud of how your brand shows up online — it's probably the smartest move you can make. 

Let’s be real — AI can do a lot of things quickly and pretty well.

I’m not here to pretend it’s useless.

It’s fast.

It’s accessible.

And it’s had one hell of a glow-up since it hit the scene in a mainstream kind of way.

But here are some more truths about it:

AI can generate content — but it can’t lead strategy.

It can mimic tone — but it doesn’t truly know your voice.

It can spit out words — but it can’t speak from lived experience, make values-driven decisions, or understand your audience the way you do.

And even when the bones are solid, the rest is still on you to:

👉 Prompt it well (which takes more trial and error than you’d think)
👉 Feed it your voice and message (assuming you’ve nailed those already)
👉 Edit awkward phrasing, fixing errors, and fact-checking everything
👉 Make sure it actually connects — not just sounds okay

So sure, it might feel free or cheap. But once you add in all the time, mental bandwidth, and second-guessing it takes to make it publish-ready? You’re paying for it — just in a different currency.

Hiring a copywriter isn’t just about words on a page. It’s about:

✅ Strategy — knowing what to say, when to say it, and why it matters
✅ Execution — turning ideas into content that connects and converts
✅ Alignment — making sure every word sounds like you and serves your people
✅ Relief — finally getting this off your plate so you can get back to the work you love

If using AI feels like the best fit for you right now, cool beans.

I believe in using the tools and support that work for you — not forcing what doesn’t.

And you'll never catch me trying to talk you into something you're not ready for. 

But if you’re ready to stop babysitting bots and start handing things over to someone who can write strategic, high-converting copy that sounds like you?

That’s where I come in.

Short answer? No.

Longer, more helpful answer? Hitting revenue goals involves a lot of moving parts — your offer, pricing, audience, delivery, how long you've been nurturing, and so on.

What I can guarantee? You’ll walk away with:

✅ Copy that sounds like you on your best day

✅ Messaging that actually speaks to your people, not just at them

✅ Words that clarify, resonate, and convert — without resorting to sleazy tactics

✅ Content that does the heavy lifting for you (so you can stop chasing sales)

Copy might not be the only piece of the puzzle — but when it’s done right, it’s the piece that holds everything else together.

Yes. When you work with a copywriter who’s actually good at what they do (hi 👋🏽), they’ll study your voice, your energy, and your audience until they could pass so well for you that even YOU may forget who wrote what.

And don't worry — I always build in review time so we can fine-tune everything, making sure it feels 100% like you before it goes live.

That’s not just a valid concern — it’s a smart one.

You’ve built your brand with integrity.

You care about your people.

The last thing you want is a sales page that sounds like it was ghostwritten by a bro in a backwards hat yelling about 10Xing your ROI in 10 days (or your money back).

So let’s set the record straight:

I don’t write fear-based FOMO copy.

I don’t push fake scarcity or guilt-trip people into buying.

And I sure as hell don’t believe that good sales copy has to feel gross to work.

What I do write?

✅ Messaging that reflects your values

✅ Words that treat your audience like humans — not just dollar signs

✅ Copy that communicates the value of your offer clearly, confidently, and compassionately — so your people feel EMPOWERED to say “yes” . . . not pressured into it

If you’re committed to staying true to yourself and making money in a way that feels good . . . 

You’re exactly the kind of business owner I love working with.

This is ethical, strategic, personality-driven copy that works because it feels like you and earns your audience’s trust.

Perfect. That’s literally my job.

You don’t have to show up with a fully fleshed-out message, crystal-clear brand voice, or a 10-point content strategy. Just an idea of who you want to serve and the impact you want to make.

From there, I help you:

✅ Clarify your message (even if it’s still a little blurry right now)
✅ Pull out the stories, ideas, and insights that make your brand one of a kind

✅ Turn those half-formed thoughts into content that connects, converts, and feels so you

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve hopped on a call with a client who starts with, “Okay, so I kind of know what I want to say, but it’s all over the place” — and by the end, they’re practically shouting, “YES, that’s EXACTLY it!”

So if your ideas are a little messy or your message feels foggy, don’t sweat it. That’s what I’m here for.

Not as much as you might think.

We’ll kick things off with a strategy call so I can get clear on what you need, what your goals are, who your audience is, and what makes your brand tick.

After that, I handle the writing. You review, give feedback, and I refine as needed.

You’re involved — but you’re not stuck writing rough drafts or coaching me through every word. It’s collaborative, but I take the heavy lifting off your plate.

I don’t need a 50-page brand guide, a color-coded customer avatar chart, or a TED Talk on your entire life’s journey (unless you want to share — I’m all ears).

Here’s what is helpful:

✅ A quick rundown of your business, your audience, and the offers you want to sell

✅ Any past copy you’ve loved (or hated) so I can get a feel for your vibe

✅ Insight into your goals, offers, and big-picture plans — so I can write with the endgame in mind

✅ Any words, phrases, or references that feel super you (or that you’d rather never see in your copy)

Other than that, just be real with me.

I don’t need polish or perfection — just a sense of who you are, what you’re selling, and who you’re here to help.

And if you don’t have all the answers yet? That’s cool. I’m great at pulling brilliance out of people, even when they feel a little stuck. 🙂

Totally fair question — especially if you’ve never hired a copywriter before (or worked with one who ghosted after promising the world).

Here’s how it works:

We kick things off with a content strategy call to map out your goals and deliverables for the month.

We’ll talk about what you’re working on, what you’re trying to sell or promote, and what kind of vibe you want your content to have.

This is where I get a sense of your priorities and the bigger picture of your business.

Then, I do my homework. I dive into the resources you share (and do a little sleuthing on my own) to get a feel for your voice, brand, and audience.

Whether it’s past social posts, podcast episodes, website copy, or just the way you chat in your emails — I’m listening for the words, tone, and energy that make your brand sound like you.

From there, I get to writing. You’ll get polished drafts that feel like you — not some cookie-cutter, copy-paste nonsense.

And if anything’s off? You give me feedback, and I fine-tune it until it’s exactly right. (Which, honestly, usually doesn’t take long.)

No confusing steps. No disappearing acts. No “Here’s what I came up with, good luck!”

And definitely no judgment if what you’ve been using so far feels a little rough.

I’m not here to critique your past work — I’m here to help you show up with clarity, confidence, and content that actually connects.

If you’re used to DIY-ing your copy, it might feel a little weird to hand it off at first — but once you see how much easier it is (and how much better it sounds), you’ll wonder why you waited this long.

For retainer clients, we work on a monthly cycle — which means we map out your priorities at the beginning of each month during our content strategy call.

You’ll always know what’s coming and when, so you’re not left wondering if that launch sequence will be ready in time or scrambling for a last-minute promo.

But I get it — things come up.

If you realize you need to swap out a post or tweak an email because something shifted, just let me know as soon as you know, and I’ll do my best to adjust.

Need something more urgent or outside the scope of what we originally planned? That’s where we decide if it’s a quick-turn retainer add-on (with a rush fee) or if it makes more sense as a standalone project.

Either way, we can find a solution that works.

But heads up: if you’re the kind of person who consistently needs 24-hour turnaround on big projects, we might need to talk about a more customized package. 😉

If you’re even thinking about needing support soon, now’s the time to reach out.

I keep my client roster intentionally small, which means spots can fill up quickly — especially during busy seasons.

Once you’re on my client list, you’ll have a dedicated spot in my workflow, so you’re never scrambling for support when you need it most.

Totally fair question. My goal isn’t just to “get it done” — it’s to get it right.

That’s why I spend time upfront getting to know your voice, your audience, and your offers before I ever start writing. I want your copy to sound like you, speak to the right people, and hit the mark every time.

But if something feels off? Just tell me. I don’t take edits personally — I take them seriously. You give feedback, I tweak, and we get it where it needs to be.

(And honestly? That usually happens fast, because I’m a little obsessive about nailing it the first time.)

Yep! Once you’ve paid for the month, the copy is 100% yours. Use it, repurpose it, turn it into a carousel post or a sales page — whatever makes sense for your business.

No hidden licensing fees. No fine print. Just damn good copy you can run with.