Let’s sell like hotcakes.
You’re a busy, on-the-go business owner who’s running on four hours of sleep and looking to bring in more money. In less time. And with less effort.
It all lies in how sexy the voice of your brand is.
But everyone’s definition of sexy is different. It could be that your brand sounds like the deep-throated growl of an Italian supercar. Or your brand speaks in the warm, reassuring tone of a banker with a pinstripe suit and a firm handshake. Or it whispers like layers of tissue being tucked into a Cartier box.
Either way, how much money you make will depend on how well you portray your brand voice via copy. With the right words, your brand will sell itself for you (well, not literally, but you know what I mean.) All of this will happen in the background, while you get on with moneymaking.
I can help you to make this happen.
I’m Melody from Fresh Pages Co, and my specialty is helping you tease out that brand voice and writing it so that it sells.
So what do you say? Are you ready to make more money?
more about me
Here’s who’s writing your copy
(spoiler alert, it’s my son really)
I have a Master’s in Linguistics. People think that means I can speak a lot of languages, but it just means I’m a total nerd when it comes to grammar and syntax of the English language.
What’s really helped me hone my copy is having written professionally for over a decade, including six years in magazine journalism where I learned to listen and ask the right questions that would bring out the beauty and depth of a person, even if they didn’t know it themselves.
Apart from geeking out over language, I’m a regular INFJ living in sunny Singapore with my husband and our little son who’s just shy of a year old, whom I love more than anything in the world. Every day I’m juggling motherhood, household management, and running a copy studio — a huge challenge I’m still learning to navigate but also enjoying to the fullest.
I’m also mad about design, and will happily spend hours swooning over gorgeous chairs or scented candles, though my husband can’t see the point. Oh, and I’m also great at hiding purchases in the cupboard.