What do you want to say? Who cares? Why?

Copywriting for all types of business communication including:

Brochures
Advertising
Websites
Direct Mail
Email
Flyers
Leaflets
Letters
Press Releases
Newsletters
Speeches
Ghostwriting
Ad scripts
Articles

When you hire a copywriter, you're investing your money, your reputation and your organisation's future in being heard. So, you can be sure I'll ask the important questions, starting with those three above. What's more, as a marketing copywriter, I can help you think through the answers too.

For well thought out marketing, apply thinking
Whatever communication you're planning, from brochures and websites to sales letters and social media,thinking is the most important step. Sounds obvious yet we all ignore some ill conceived bit of spam, junk mail or advertising clutter countless times a day.

Some copywriters simply write the copy they assume their client wants. The result may feature elegant words, correct spelling and proper grammar, but otherwise isn't anything you couldn't have written yourself. However, marketing copywriters don’t just write well, we apply our knowledge and write to sell.

Now, what do you want to achieve?
Perhaps your communications seem to be missing something, or may need creating from scratch. Either way, give me a call on 07890 33782 or send me an email with your material or a brief. I'll send you a straightforward quote or recommendations with costs. You're then free to choose what suits your budget.

Want to see some samples first?
Have a look at the next page for some general examples of my writing. Alternatively, if you’d like to see something more specific, just drop me a line and I can send you a relevant sample.

"Thanks for the letter, great work! Exactly what we were looking for. Look forward to receiving the next one!" Keith, Bath Spa University

"Cheers Rob. Top quality job as always." Steve, Characters Ltd

Who is Rob Leaney?
What's he like to work with?

Rob has worked in sales and marketing for over 10 years, so plenty of experience backs up the marketing diploma.

Even if you don't have a brief, you'll find it easy having a constructive discussion with Rob, and you'll be spared the jargon.