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    I've been working in the copywriting and marketing field for over 15 years - in-house, agency-side and freelance. I've written for many businesses in a number of different sectors and on a whole range of different topics. From pharmaceutical processing to construction equipment, engineering software, renewable energy, water treatment and sustainable living, I write words to sell products, generate leads and promote thought leadership. As a CIM-qualified marketer, my strategic marketing experience brings a different edge to copywriting. I'll understand your customers, I'll get right to the core of your products and services and I'll create a message that communicates exactly what you're all about and why your prospects should choose you. Although I work across many different markets, I have particular experience and expertise in the following sectors: Pharmaceutical - including analytics, research and drug development and manufacturing technology Sustainability - including renewable energy, energy efficiency and water purification and treatment Science - particularly biology/ biomedical fields and the chemical industry Education - I am a qualified secondary science teacher Construction - from construction equipment to manufacturing services land management, agriculture and rural affairs Ethical consumerism and related subjects

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    Whether I'm writing for a business, government, a charity or an individual... I write so that people will read. And if it's in scope to entertain at the same time, I will. I've been freelance since 2007, having worked as a writer and then Head of Copy in some of the big London communications agencies: Pauffley, Aquarium Writers, Corporate Edge, TMP Worldwide, PA Consulting. If you call yourself a copywriter, you're obliged to have some experience of the outside world, I reckon. So here's some back story. After graduating in Eng Lit & Language, and qualifying as a teacher in Manchester, I taught English in Greece and Poland. Came back, moved to London and worked in shops and offices. My big break was joining the British Council (BC), where I spent a few years arranging book exhibitions, squiring Russian publishers around London and gracing the BC stand at European Book Fairs - all in the cause of promoting UK publishing. In 1989 I discovered that you could write creatively AND earn a living wage, and it was called copywriting. Have enjoyed writing for clients and their audiences ever since.

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    Commercial writer for twenty years plus – mainly in the consumer, corporate and healthcare sectors. Scribo ergo sum, I guess. And very happy doing what I do! Credentials cover sales collaterals, consumer leaflets, company newsletters, DVD sleeves, corporate presenters, programme flyers, holiday brochures, customer magazines, video & CD content, AV presentations, press releases & media materials, product packaging, web-sites, digital content, print ads, radio commercials, conference speeches, issues & crisis manuals, customer-service scripts, gift-packs, DTC mailshots, POS aids, brand/positioning guides, the world's first pop-up press conference, and 40,000 words on “the foot” inside five weeks.


  • Hey, I’m Lottie! I’m a copywriter and a degree-qualified journalist with over nine years'professional experience spanning Public Relations, Management Consulting and Content Marketing. Whether it’s website copy, blog posts, SEO copy, or press releases. I’m here to put pen to paper - so you don’t have to! My writing journey dates back to 2011 when I was a Journalism student at University in sunny Manchester. When I wasn't writing articles for the student wesbite, I was on placements with local newspapers, frantically typing up stories to hit deadline in newsrooms abuzz with journos trying to get their scoop. Come graduation, I'd landed a full-time gig with a Travel PR Agency. I spent four years there. I worked with clients ranging from airlines to hotel chains to tourism boards - writing press releases, speeches, blog posts, and hosting press events across the world. Not bad, eh? I spent some time living in Sydney, Australia where I got into Management Consulting with a focus on advising clients (from start-ups to mega corporations) on Diversity & Inclusion and non-bias hiring practices within the tech industry. I’ve written about, hosted and spoken at events about the importance of gender diversity in business including organising & hosting ‘Women in Cybersecurity’ events at Google HQ. Fast-forward to today, I spend my 9-5 as a full-time Digital Content Executive for a global FinTech. This involves everything from establishing the brand's tone of voice, to creating dynamic written content including website copy, blog posts, video scripts, social posts, email campaigns, you name it. 'Lottie Writes Copy' is my side hustle. I spend my evenings/weekends as a Freelancer, helping business owners and not-for-profits reach audiences through the power of words. 'Cos that's my jam OK? If you need a friendly and dependable copywriter who can meet (realistic) deadlines, deliver top-notch content and throw around some creative ideas with you, I'm ya gal! So, holla.

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Declan Morton, Copywriter.Declan Morton

“I’ve always enjoyed writing but I didn’t set up on my own account until 2019. At that point I had been teaching for nearly two decades and had become frustrated with the academy trust to which my then school belonged. I took a plunge and set up as a freelance writer.”

Jo Watson

“I wish we were all more honest when speaking to newer or younger copywriters and telling them what to expect in their career. It’s a hard job, it’s constantly evolving, and it’s still nowhere near as widely respected (as both an art and a science) as it should be.”

Abby King

“Let your work breathe. While it’s tempting to send over to the client once a piece is ready, I try to give it at least 24 hours (where time allows!) before I go back in, review and send.”

Sophie Lain

“My manager at graze told me to think about every meeting as money, so an hour’s meeting with five people is five hours of company money. Is it worth it?”

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