Sitting down to write your own copy feels like pulling teeth and you’re never sure if it will actually make sales. 

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Does any of this sound like you on a weekly basis?

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• You’re sitting at your desk in front of a blank Google Doc, watching the cursor blink, with no idea where to start.

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• You’re finally writing an email, but you have no idea if it will actually make money.

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• You worry about sounding too “salesy” so you hold back from calling in new sales.

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• You know good copy when you read it, but you don’t know how to get there so you have a hard time actually starting to write your own sales copy.

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• Words feel limiting so you never feel like you can actually express all the things you do in your business in a concise, clear way.

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Or does any of this give you any sort of gut reaction?

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• Writing for and marketing your business feels like swimming upstream and you’d rather stick with your zone of genius that led you to start your business in the first place. 

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• You’re afraid of what you sound like when you write, so you choose to hold your tongue (aka your keyboard keys).

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• You’d rather be doing just about anything else than writing for or marketing your business.

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• You started your business to live a non-traditional life — one that allows you to spend more time with family or play outside — but you’re stuck struggling with writing to market your business. 

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If you're ready to off-source the stress of constantly having to come up with your own words, and feel confident that the copy will make money, I'm here to help.