Stories that speak louder
than the algorithm.
I ghostwrite for founders & creatives who want resonance that lasts,
a voice that outlives trends and stories that echo.
When your words start sounding like everyone else’s, you lose more than clicks.
That’s not a “strategy problem,”
It’s a voice problem.
You lose trust.
You lose belief.
You lose your voice.
The voice that made people stop and listen in the first place.
What I do (& what you get)
I don’t write for algorithms.
I don’t bend your story into the funnel of the week.
I ghostwrite for founders & creatives who want words that feel like their own — sharp, true, unforgettable.
Copy that can’t be mistaken for AI, a template, or the noise of someone else’s draft.
Here’s how we can work together:
Voice & Positioning: brand voice guides, messaging frameworks, and copy audits that make sure your words sound like you (and not like everyone else).
Story & Retention: ghostwritten newsletters, nurture sequences, and customer emails that read like conversations—the kind people actually open and reply to (if replies are your goal).
Sales & Launch Pages: full pages, funnels, and sales copy that sell without the sleaze—
persuasive, but rooted in trust and resonance.
What you walk away with:
Not just copy.
Not just “conversion.”
But words that echo—
the kind people repeat back,
the kind that linger after the feed forgets,
the kind that carry your voice long after the trend is dead.
Why I write the way I do
I didn’t become a ghostwriter by studying formulas.
I became one when my daughter Emerson died.
In the silence that followed, words disappeared.
I couldn’t read.
I couldn’t write.
I could barely speak.
And when language finally returned, it wasn’t polished—it was raw.
The easy phrases felt empty.
The clever condolences felt unbearable.
The empty promises became repetitive, exhausting.
What survived was a deep, heartfelt desire,
A desire to help others tell their stories.
To help people connect on a deeper, more human level.
That experience reshaped everything about the way I write.
It made me intolerant of filler and impatient with noise.
It taught me how to listen closely, how to strip away what doesn’t matter, and how to carry someone’s voice onto the page so it still sounds like them.
That’s what I do now for founders and creatives.
I don’t write to satisfy an algorithm, and I don’t bend your story to fit trends.
I write so your voice rings out clear—so your words connect, so people not only believe you, but trust you.
So your story echoes and stands the test of time.
