content marketing, copywriting and brand storytelling for women-owned businesses
Hey there! I'm Ash. I help creative women business owners in the creative and tech industries find their brand voice, tell their story, and build real connections with their customers.
Stories connect people to each other in unimaginable ways. Think about it: what's your favorite movie or book? Why do you love it so much?
It's because you connect with something about it - the plot, the main character, or the guy in the background who waved when he thought no one was looking and the producer left it in anyway.
The same power that our favorite books and movies holds over us is also true for brands. That's where I come in.
content marketing services
Your business is more than just the products you make. It's a living, evolving thing built and maintained by you. You have a story to tell and, believe it or not, that story can be used to build connections with your customers.
Telling that story is more than just publishing a funny dog meme every week or sending out a quick email once a month. It's about making that connection with your audience that keeps them coming back for more.
Together, we can use my marketing knowledge and your experience to create and share a story that brings customers straight to your door.
testimonials
““Ashley took a heaping pile of word salad that was pretending to be the copy of my ‘About Us’ page and transformed it into a clean and consistent message. She’s super easy to work with and gave my project a ton of attention for a very reasonable rate. I completely recommend her services.””
““Ashley has been fabulous to work with! She listens to requirements and has a very fast and efficient turn-around on her projects. She is open to feedback and is extremely friendly and professional. I would certainly recommend Ashley to others.””
““As a total novice to social media and content marketing, Ashley took nothing for granted and walked me through the basics step-by-step. I will use her services again, and recommend her to anyone else trying to start up a small business!””
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featured clients
One woman, an investment consultant, explained she was completely out of ideas. She knew her biz like the back of her hand, but even the idea of marketing herself exhausted her.
"The one thing I don't know how to sell is myself," she explained to the group of women surrounding her. Everyone nodded in agreement.
She's not the only one. I've found many of the women I've talked to are overwhelmed with the idea of marketing themselves. With so many options - and more coming out seemingly every day - it's difficult not to feel exasperated.