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The 10 Best Books I’ve Read So Far This Year
If you follow me on Instagram, or are subscribed to my newsletter (Letter & Notes, you can sign up to receive it every Monday morning below), you will know that I like to read! I'm currently on my 34th book of the year (Emma Healey’s Whistle in the Dark), yet I don't...

Connection and Expertise: Why People Buy.
Caveat: This post is about why people buy from small creative businesses. You obviously don't need to connect to your loo paper brand (although the Andrex puppy is very cute!). Credit where credit is due: This idea came out of a coaching call with Jen Carrington,...

How to survive your first few months running a small creative business
In my most recent newsletter (you can subscribe to receive them every Monday morning via the form below) I shared that I had a really good week last week, and I am finally beginning to feel like I am getting somewhere with my business. As I said in this blog post, it...

The ethics of copywriting, and why I only work with small independent businesses
Ok, so the ethics of copywriting is a pretty weighty title to call a blog post, and it's obviously not something I'm an expert on. At all. I don't for one moment think that my Philosophy IB (equivalent to A-Level) gives me any sort of basis on which to present a real...

Three months in: Lessons Learnt from Launching a small creative business
On the 22nd of January this year, so a little over three months ago, I shared my rebranded and rewritten website on social media (this makes it sound like it was a big launch - it really wasn’t. My mum liked it though). At the time I don’t think I really saw it as a...

What makes good website copy? My five copywriting values.
I think most of us recognise good website copy when we read it. It’s very easy to distinguish a website that’s been written with real thought, craft and integrity, from one with words that have been carelessly thrown up. However it's fair to say that good website...