Writing Since 2013

About Me

Thanks for dropping by! I'm a copywriter working in digital marketing and direct response. With over 8 years of experience, I've written a wide range of copy. Upon hiring me, you'll discover that I'm fast, reliable, and talented.

Services

I write both B2B and B2C copy. Work includes:

  • blogging
  • web copywriting
  • information products
  • social media

Learn more about the services I offer by clicking "My Services" at the top of the screen. Contact me now!

History

I hold a degree from State University of New York graduate and recently released my fifth nonfiction book with Grey Mystic Books. My interests range from literary fiction to alternative health. I've been published in Ladders News and WITCH magazine and am working on my first novel.

Experience

I've worked for companies including Video Optimize and CAMBA. Other clients have included G Website Builder, Shagari Guity Design, Vidcredible, OnlineUSADoctors.com and Senior Consulting, LLC.

Precision Marketing

A marketing blog for intermediate marketers

The Importance of Landing Pages

Do you have a winning product or service that sells itself?

Want to promote it without sending consumers through a lengthy buying process?

Why not try a landing page? A landing page is a two- or three-page website that offers an easy way to market top-selling products. With a landing page, your customers can learn about your product, join your mailing list and even purchase it directly.

To make a landing page, you’ll need some marketing images, a bank account and some good sales copy. You’ll be building a website with three pages - the main page, an About Us page and a sales page with a Buy Now button.

Use a website hosting service like inMotion, Yola or WordPress to set up your page. Make sure you pay for an on-site e-commerce option that will allow you to take credit card payments. Also make sure you have good sales copy, from advertising headlines to product descriptions.

Invest in a good URL that will sell your product well. If you can’t use your product name, try a URL that refers to a problem the product solves. An example might be https://riseandshine.com for a new high-caffeine coffee brand.

With e-mail marketing programs like MailChimp, you can copy-and-paste code into your website that will allow you to collect e-mail addresses! Every time your customer visits your page, they will be prompted to enter their e-mail address. Try offering a cheat sheet or white paper as a lead magnet.

Finally, promote your page using social media and online advertising. You can use Facebook and YouTube ads, Google ads, banner advertising programs like Adroll or Gemini, or a content marketing strategy featuring posting, blogging, influencer marketing and affiliate marketing.

Posted 111 weeks ago