Hi, I'm a copywriter and journalist at heart (and really ex-journalist).I don't feel like I fell into this profession by chance; I love using my passion for language and my storytelling skills to create desire for a brand, product or service I've been asked to promote.Although copywriting is not the job that puts stars in my friends' eyes, I think it's closer to journalism than you might think.If I hadn't worked as a reporter at Radiofrance, I really don't think I'd be able to persuade people to call, click or buy like I do today.Why not?Because I know how to do research (not many copywriters do, but you have to know where to look)One of the first things you learn in journalism is to do research. And do it thoroughly. Advanced internet research, interviews, background information on the story.I know how to tell a storyStorytelling is one of the most powerful weapons in a copywriter's arsenal, and while I have a natural ability to keep a reader hooked, I've then learned the 2nd half of the way to get them to take action.I can tell the truthOne of the easiest ways to sell is to tell the truth about what you are trying to sell. Honesty is appealing, and if you can back up your claims with customer cases, that's even better.Here's a short list of what I can do for you:- Customer cases- Landing page- Sales page- Email sequences- Ads- Interviews with founders...What are you waiting for? Please contact me.