Why Are Case Studies Important For Business In 2025?

By |August 8th, 2019|Blog|

Any business, large or small, benefits from client testimonials. For a freelancer like me, a 5-Star Google review is like SEO gold. But for any business, having the ‘social proof’ of genuine case studies can make a real difference to your bottom line in 2025. But why are case studies important for your business? Reviews

My First Seven Jobs

By |August 14th, 2016|Blog|

Every now and again, your Twitter feed can suddenly be doused with tweets involving a certain hashtag asking you to ‘#MakeAComedyScary’ or ‘#RuinAWeddingIn5Words’—the usual trivial phooey that keeps the tweet elite’s creative juices flowing. It’s just another weird and wonderful internet phenomenon that usually lasts for about 48 hours before it disappears and is forgotten

A Copywriter’s Aspiration For Inspiration

By |June 20th, 2015|Blog|

We all get writer's block at some point, whether we’re copywriters, creative writers, novelists or bloggers. And these ‘blocks’ aren’t always limited to users of the pen. They can happen whichever creative path you’ve chosen and it can be tough to crack. As a copywriter, it’s more likely that a lack of inspiration can take

Copywriting – It’s Not About You, It’s About Them…

By |January 10th, 2015|Blog|

Freelance copywriting means I find myself reading any amount of adverts, articles, brochures, straplines, and headlines. I'm always keen to see other copywriter's styles and how they approach their work and get the razor-sharp results they’re after. There’s also the other side of me that loves to see some of the massive copywriting fails that

George Orwell’s Rules For Writing

By |January 3rd, 2015|Blog|

Best known for his novels ‘Animal Farm’, ‘The Road To Wigan Pier’ and, ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’, Eric Arthur Blair, AKA George Orwell, was also a keen essayist, journalist, novelist, and critic. It was this combined experience that influenced Orwell to create his own rules for writing. Six of them to be precise. Orwell's rules for

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