More leads that give you a little thrill when you open their inquiry. More time back in your week. More revenue. More visibility. Whatever goals you’re looking to hit in your wedding business, I can make them happen with website copy that’s sophisticated, strategic and still a pleasure to read.
It all depends on how well your online presence conveys the caliber of your work, your vivid personality, and how meticulously you’ve constructed your client experience.
Because your ideal clients are out there searching for someone like you. But they need to be convinced that you’re that person, and that you’re inviting them into your world.
Which is why every touchpoint in your client experience—from the front page of your website to the last email you send before a wedding day—needs to match the unique energy and artistry that you bring to working with your clients.
Elopement photographer,
Between the Pine
“I was absolutely blown away with your talent for truly making me feel like my best friend wrote this. I felt really taken care of. Once I got the copy, I started crying because it was just so spot on. It was such a relief. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience.”
Sell out your next retreat, launch a course, or build a membership with research-based sales copy
Websites that get found in search, highlight why they’re going to want to hire you - and also happen to be a pleasure to read
Referrals start with a high-touch client experience that’s consistent, personal, and on-brand
When I was 13, I taught myself HTML so I could hand-code my first-ever website in Notepad. It was a showcase for my bad poetry, which is kind of redundant because…has any 13-year-old ever written good poetry?
These days, writing websites is my actual job (and my teenage self would be jealous).
A lot has changed since then—for one thing, my internet connection is a lot faster. Along the way, I’ve realized that your marketing copy is like the invitation to a party—it sets the tone for the experience your dream clients will have with you.
Wedding planner,
Evermore Occasions
“She has an uncanny ability to capture the essence of your business and translate it into engaging, persuasive web content, without you needing to spend tons of hours in interviews or explaining the industry. Her work was not only beautifully written but also SEO-optimized for multiple keywords, which will no doubt help us rank for our target market. ”
Promise you won’t have to explain what you do or justify why your clients pay so much for it.
Yes, we’re going to make sure Google doesn’t ignore you, but your ideal clients come first (and they prefer copy that’s not as dry as unbuttered toast).
Your copy shouldn’t catfish your ideal client. I’ll make you sound like yourself, but maybe your most polished self.
But sharing your Starbucks order or your pet’s name? Won’t make you stand out. (Don’t kill me, I’m just the messenger).
Get my workbook with over 80 prompts for actually-memorable facts, stories, and opinions that you can infuse into your copy and content.
Your website probably isn’t the only tab open in your ideal client’s browser. (We can dream, though.)
Let’s frame your stellar portfolio with copy that calls attention to your creative gifts, your flawless client experience, and your one-of-one personality.
As they scroll, your people will realize that booking you is the best decision they could possibly make when planning their wedding…
…and all those other tabs will go *poof* so you’re the last one standing.
I want that for you.
Want that for you, too?