Your website shouldn't need a translator.
Strategy-backed copy and content for brands that are too good to be this hard to find.
Look, your product is good. Your service is solid. So why does your website sound like it was written by someone who's never actually met you?
That's usually the problem. Not the traffic, not the algorithm—the words. I write copy that sounds like the brand actually exists, for the people who actually need it.
Web copy. Email campaigns. Content strategy. All of it built to work.
On managing copy for multiple client voices at once:
“Kyenna has been writing for me and let me just say, BEST. HIRE. EVER. She's a super quick learner and it took no time at all for her to capture the voices of my clients. I've worked with other people in the past, but she's the only one who has been able to prove her ability over and over again.”
— Julia Stewart | Photographer & Social Media Marketer
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Questions worth asking before you hire anyone
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Most copywriters write. I write and audit. That means I can look at your existing site or content and tell you what's underperforming and why—before we write a single word. You're not starting from scratch; you're starting from a diagnosis.
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Usually one of three things: the writer didn't understand your industry, the brief was too vague, or the copy was written for the writer's portfolio rather than your audience. I work from a structured discovery process before I write anything, and I'll tell you when a brief needs more before we start.
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Website copy projects typically run two to four weeks depending on scope and how quickly feedback comes back. Email campaigns and content strategy projects vary. I'll give you a realistic timeline before you commit. Not an optimistic one.
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All of it is remote. Most of my clients are across the U.S. and I've worked with international brands. A time zone difference has never been a problem.
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A copywriter writes the words. A content strategist figures out what words you need, where they should live, and what they should accomplish. I do both, which matters when your marketing problem isn't just bad copy. It's a missing strategy that no amount of clever writing will fix.
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Discovery call to understand your goals and where things stand. I review what you've got. We agree on scope and timeline. I write, you review, we refine. Most projects need two rounds of revisions. I don't disappear after the first draft.