After over 15 years of freelance and agency design and copy work, I’m excited to bring it all under one house. Graph is a branding agency that will work with existing and new clients to create brands with thought. Leading with an unforgiving eye for great design, our focus will be on delivering branding that is timeless, yet delightfully unexpected. The goal is to work with clients who are keen on making the world a better place, and giving them a strong identity to do it.

Please visit my portfolio oliviagossettcooper.com to see more of my work. Not all of it is listed here on my profile.I worked on projects to make and direct creative assets and experiences for brands, agencies, and movements. In about half of the places where I was hired as a copywriter, I would also work as a designer to develop complete assets, pitches, layouts, and more.

I joined BNO to help one of their CD’s with copy and art direction. I led copy initiatives and guided writing through pivoting strategies for Verizon and the agency itself.

I loved working with the creative teams and project managers at JWT to develop original advertising campaign pitches for clients. I also collaborated with teammates to write copy for existing brand campaigns, and developed brand copy for existing clients' online platforms. My clients included Tylenol, Zyrtec, Haagen-Dazs, Schick, Shelter Pet Project, Puma, Skintimate.

I had a blast helping Shutterstock rethink their UX copy, presenting copy update suggestions based on a full site review. I also got to work with their fun creative team and wrote brand copy for CRM and other digital touch-points with customers and potential customers.

I had the pleasure of creating copy, a communication strategy, and a social media marketing campaign for NOOK's new mobile app and online service. I also enjoyed writing copy for CRM, site banners, announcements, and other branded content with a wonderful creative team.

Working with Ceclia was such a pleasure. I joined her small, growing creative agency as a freelance copywriter. I took on whatever copy needs her clients asked for and had so much fun doing it. I wrote copy for CRM, UX, websites, and brand content. Clients included Ann Taylor and Amazon Fashion.

It was really cool to work at MakerBot as a marketing copywriter. I worked alongside two other writers who remain close friends, and together we wrote copy for marketing and brand materials, the website, and the company's blog.

The small but well-oiled machine at PICT brought me on as a consultant while they were gearing up to launch their fashion app. I used my fashion and digital product background to help them think through a launch strategy, customer acquisition, branding, and more. I'm so happy for the team for getting acquired!

I worked closely with a well-knit marketing team at Guess, and even got to sit pretty close to Paul Mariciano, who I learned from whenever we crossed paths. Ghost writing for Paul was a true honor, and I couldn't speak more highly of my time working with the rest of the team to develop brand, advertising, and website copy for Guess.

I began as an intern at Omelet and was thrilled to eventually work freelance on various projects. Clients included FEED, Dues Ex, and Zhu Zhu Pets.

I was so eager to write for Charleston City Paper while attending college in the city of Charleston, so I jumped at the opportunity to do so while still in school. I wrote everything from short announcements to features, and loved every minute of it.

While getting my BA I looked up to a woman named Katie Kern, who worked as a partner at Cognetix — a local advertising agency. Interning for Katie was a dream come true, and I learned so much from her. Thank you, Katie!

My first taste of advertising was at Laird + Partners as an intern while an undergrad student. I started out as an account intern, but, once I knew copywriting was a job, quickly realized that was my calling. I started working on any copywriting or creative opportunity that came my way. Some projects I ended up working on included a Mott's campaign and ideation for Hilton Hotels.

The GSO is the school newspaper at College of Charleston. I always knew I wanted to write, and the GSO gave me one of my first writing opportunities.

Woah, I'll never forget this internship. I had the night shift, working midnight to 8am to help put on the Early Morning Show. I was the only intern, due to the hours of the shift, so I did everything from cutting video, to choosing stories, to writing scripts. It was the script writing that lead me to realize I love writing.

TODAY WE WILL NEWSLETTER: I started 'Today We Will' while getting my MBA in Sustainability. It's a newsletter that shares small sustainability tips that have a collective big impact. In four lines or less, it offers creative tips for being more sustainable and why each tip is important. TWW has been featured in podcasts, websites and even O Magazine! I'm so proud of my little newsletter.SILVR: Solving the problem of plastic utensils with a more stylish alternative to bamboo and… Show more TODAY WE WILL NEWSLETTER: I started 'Today We Will' while getting my MBA in Sustainability. It's a newsletter that shares small sustainability tips that have a collective big impact. In four lines or less, it offers creative tips for being more sustainable and why each tip is important. TWW has been featured in podcasts, websites and even O Magazine! I'm so proud of my little newsletter.SILVR: Solving the problem of plastic utensils with a more stylish alternative to bamboo and "granola" looking options. I'm so excited to work on Silvr as a passion project. I hated using plastic forks at work, but wanted something more stylish than a camping spork. Silvr is a new kind of travel fork that's cute, sleek, and compact. Use it anywhere in place of plastic. #forkplastic Show less