TL;DR

When you work with me, you’ll get high-performing copy that’s on-brand and on-strategy, but actually fun to read. (Unless you don’t want fun. Which is fine, I suppose.)
But you’ll also get me, and I take that partnership personally.

Yes, I write the words.

But I also bring the ~feels~, the finesse, and, dare I say, the fun.

I’m a big-thinking, skincare-hoarding, campaign-obsessed copywriter, here to help brands sound like themselves, but wayyy better.

I’ve written for a lineup of beauty and lifestyle greats: DIBS Beauty, Rent the Runway, about-face by Halsey, Facile, JLo Beauty, Bumble and bumble, SoulCycle, Victoria’s Secret, and more. From splashy campaign lines to click-baity-but-better subject lines, full brand voice buildouts, and the one-liners on your packaging that make people say, “Wait, that’s gooood.”

What You Actually Get When You Work With Me

✨ High-converting copy that’s voicey and strategic
💬 Messaging that clicks and gets clicked
🧠 A creative partner who sees the big picture and sweats the tiny punctuation details
✍️ A strategist who knows how to write for your customer, not just at them

But also? You're getting a human being.
A real one.

The kind who texts in bursts.
Whose phone is always dead or dying.
Who will wake up at 3 a.m. with a new tagline idea.
Who has 97 tabs open (mentally and literally).
Who can go from “Wheels On The Bus” to “let’s talk brand voice” without blinking.
Who thinks a 10-minute voice note is self-care.

The Work Is Personal

Because the Work Is Me

I launched my own baby brand (hi, Miles of Wonder) because I believe in bringing warmth, cleverness, and clarity to everything we put into the world — be it diaper mats or digital ads.

I care deeply about words and how they make people feel (read: cancer-cancer-scorpio). Whether I’m writing for a big brand or a one-woman startup, I bring the same energy: clear, connected, creative.

Yes, I’ll give you copy that converts.
Yes, I’ll meet beat the deadline.
Yes, I’ll catch the rogue double space.

But what clients really come back for?
That extra little something that sounds like you, but better. (And the quick one-liners I drop in meetings, probably.)

I can’t wait to hear from you.