Tone of Voice guide for new mentoring business
Tone of voice guide for a new mentoring platform. Covering everything from what we write - to why we write it. Includes examples and dos and don'ts.
I'm Paul. I write copy & content designed to be read and understood (easily) by humans.
If you want fluffy nonsense laced with jargon - that leaves your audience completely cold.
Not me.
However, if you want your reader to know exactly what you're talking about, and in short order.
That IS me.
Bonus: I'm a long-time business owner. I understand the bigger picture of your messaging.
I don't just write & leave.
Tone of voice guide for a new mentoring platform. Covering everything from what we write - to why we write it. Includes examples and dos and don'ts.
Wireframe of a website for an architect's business. Used to show what the copy is, and where it fits best on the page.
Explaining Link building in a humorous and understandable way
A humorous take on Conversion Optimisation written in the unique voice of the SEO agency who commissioned the work. They loved it
Landing page to encourage email sign-up for a new mentoring platform. This is one of several landing pages that each speaks to a different audience. Even though the end goal is the same - to encourage people to sign up. The message has to be different to speak to the different motivations and life choices.
A5 booklet advertorial for Polestar. Notoriously tricky to balance. Advertorials have to cut a very fine line between information and marketing/selling. I am Fleet Europe's go to for automotive advertorials.
Advertorial for KIA featured in Fleet Europe magazine. Advertorials are particularly tricky to get right. The balance between being informative - and marketing the product - has to be just right.
A piece written for the Overcoming MS charity. Talking about the anti-inflammatory properties of Golden Milk
Mock up landing page for the OMS charity
MotorEasy needed some FAQ work that compared benefots of their warranty against the Seat warranty
A blog post for a start-up property rental business. What makes them different? Written in a warm way, that still explains their USP and sells the benefits of the company
A rewrite of a standard recruitment advert. Both are here, the original, and below the rewritten version