Random Copywriting Projects

My favorite thing about being a freelance copywriter is the variety in my work. I also adore a good challenge. I like being asked to write a corporate profile for someone and then being told that I have 75 words in which to do it.

Here are some random pieces of copywriting I’ve done over the past couple of years.

I help Rex Key & Security with a regular article marketing campaign to keep a healthy Google ranking. This is a sample of an article I’ve written for this locksmith company. I came up with the topic, wrote the article, sent it to the client for approval and then had it submitted to online directories.

I love writing articles for Uncle Albert’s Super Smart Ant Bait. It’s a pretty fun company, considering they sell stuff to kill ants. Here’s one of my favorites that I’ve written for them.

When Uncle Albert’s asked me to come up with the content for their tri-panel brochure they’d be sending retailers and distributors, this is what I came up with.

This was a challenging little project that I loved and got some great feedback from. A seafood-chowder-cookin’ entrepreneur needed business descriptions written to give to the local Chamber of Commerce for some radio and print advertising. The catch was, I had 35 words to work with for the radio description and 75 for the print version.

I’m a regular writer for the female financial advisor community, LadyAdvisor.com. Every few weeks, I have the pleasure of connecting with a very successful woman, sending her a series of questions and turning her answers into an inspirational article. Here’s one of my favorites.

I was also asked to write a “sticky” article for the forum at LadyAdvisor.com to help members learn about the importance of online networking.

Victoria Santiago came to me needing a special report ghostwritten for her business. She handed over her notes and I wrote a first draft. She suggested some changes, I applied those revisions and this is what she ended up with.

When I started my own virtual assistance business, Mann Made Time, all it took was one sales letter to get enough work to support my family. I sent it to 50 local real estate agents and followed up with a second letter and a phone call a couple of weeks later. Here are the two letters.