When it comes to writing content for my clients, it's really about you, not me. Your business, your industry and ultimately your customers. 

 

But if you’re curious, I’m certainly not about to subject you to the typical cookie cutter bio you’ve read on LinkedIn a million times. Because if that was truly what you wanted for your next hire, you wouldn’t be here. 

 

Let’s get the box ticking bit out of the way first: As an SEO specialist, I write landing page content, blogs and anything else that needs to be picked up by search engines and humans alike when they search for the products or services you provide online.  

 

In today’s world, everyone is looking for a shortcut when it comes to producing written content. For AI to spit out a load of spiel about a business in a couple of clicks and to call it a day. Even though fast + cheap has never = good. 

 

What most people don’t know is that our language has a richer and deeper history that calls for some respect. If you’ve ever seen the messages that were painstakingly etched into stone walls by the fingernails of prisoners held at the Tower of London during the 1500s, you will know the profound impact that words can have. 

 

Or perhaps something more relatable to you, dear reader, that feeling of being absolutely starving while the freezing cold wind hits you in the face as you walk along the seafront, as depicted in Jay Rayner’s review of the Salt Room in Brighton.

 

Side note, I’ve taken writing masterclasses with Jay himself. He also appeared right in front of me at King’s Cross station once, a whole five minutes after mentioning him in a conversation! 

 

Talking of ‘manifesting’, that's what I'm doing right now thinking about creating great content for your business. Since you’re here, you’re almost there. 

 

So if you want your next SEO content hire to actually care about your business and not just the pay cheque, I’m that girl.