advertising guru
Ad copy doesn't have to be annoying or patronizing to sell. It does, however, need to be distinct and creative, and a good freelance copywriter will make sure it's both. For more on this philosophy, check out my ADvice column for free advertising advice on building brand strategy, creating clear messages and cutting through the clutter.

tag queen
Some people call them slogans, but in the ad biz they're known as tag lines. A good tag line is important; it sums up the key element of your product in one smart line that people will remember. As an advertising copywriter, I've earned the nickname "tag queen" for creating many great lines over the years. Stumped on the perfect tagline for your company? Call the "tag queen."

web content writer
There's more to an award-winning website than flashy graphics. People come to your site for information, so it better be good. Don't just upload your whole brochure; give me a chance to do some editing. I'll distill it into something short, succinct and easy on the eyes.

portfolio sampler
Anyone with a pen can write, but if you want your advertising to stand out, consult a professional copy writer. I've done radio ads and TV spots for the auto industry (BMW and Honda), print ads for packaged goods (Denon and Pamprin), direct mail for technology (Nortel and Equant) and software (Vanstar), and print ads for chocolate (Godiva) and fast food (Burger King).

Take a look at my portfolio. If you like what you see, zip me an for a free estimate on your job, or call 830 822-1567.