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I worked with Orangery to lead their content and tone of voice, helping articulate who they are, what they stand for, and how they show up in the world. This included consulting on and writing all their communications, including website copy, case studies, blog content, email newsletters, and social media.
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From concept to editing — I turn ideas, visuals & trends into content that feels fresh, engaging and on-brand.
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I help busy founders, coaches, and authors get their ideas out of their head and into published work.
Services I offer:
→ Manuscript Ghostwriting
→ Book Publishing on Amazon/KDP
→ LinkedIn & Newsletter Ghostwriting
How it works: Project-based
You talk. I write in your voice. No monthly retainers.
I’m currently open to 2 new projects this month.
If you have a book or content project, book a call with me on Contra.
Absolutely love the simplicity of “You talk, I write.” 👏✨
Created 2 different flyers for my previous client, to give an idea on how less words can be used to promote his luxury diner.
What do you think?
Will this work?
And which one do you like?
B would be my pick for attracting a first-time diner—the steak gives an immediate reason to stop. A feels more suited to setting the brand mood inside the venue. I would add a tiny “View menu” or “Reserve a table” beside the QR code so the next step is clear without losing the minimal look.