As a professional copywriter…
…I have written for numerous publications both online and in print. My work has covered fintech, shopping, consumer news and has required in-person interviews, in-depth research and thorough knowledge of SEO. Some of my clients include…
BlockLabs
From September 2024 to August 2026, I was the sole writer for Wall Street Memes by BlockLabs and TechAlchemy, a satirical finance news blog with a social media following of over half a million people. Every day I would write at least two informative but satirical articles covering politics, culture, finance and tech.
My personal favourite articles include:
Google Sues Dictionary for using Alphabet
Makers Of ‘Charts With Big Arrows Squiggling Up’ Report Record Profits
Elon Musk Smells
WeavePay
This international payment app runs a weekly blog posted to their website and LinkedIn. My contribution were a number of ghostwritten posts that summarized the finance news from that week consistent with the established tone of voice.
You can read one of my posts here:
WeavePay Blog Issue #82
Game Rant
At the video game news website Game Rant, I wrote listicles covering gaming history and news. The publication requires authors to do their own research, source images and follow a specific style guide for every article.
Here is an example of the kind of article I wrote:
10 Best Villains Who Only Appeared On PlayStation 3
ProtoPie
ProtoPie is a code prototyping software with a daily blog on their website to promote their product. Working with them I translated a consumer case study into an engaging article demonstrating the power and importance of their product.
To read my work for them, click below:
How Punchcut Transforms Designs using ProtoPie
Collection Magazine From Sanderson Young
This Newcastle-based estate agent releases a biannual magazine in print and online. For my contribution, I wrote feature articles covering travel, shopping and consumer advice.
Click below to read one of my articles:
3 Streets by Herries Anderton
ReadMe Haltwhistle
For this local interest print magazine, I interviewed Neil Cole, the owner of a science fiction museum in the small town of Allendale, Northumberland and then wrote up my visit in the pictured feature article.
