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  • Hi, I'm Dympna and I write powerful words for the world of Hospitality & Tourism. Where folks are buying an experience and a promise, I help talk to their needs and desires. Been in the industry for 30 years, I've a few nuggets of wisdom to share!

  • I turned freelance in 2022 after many years working in internal comms, writing everything from corporate news articles to leader blogs, HR processes and social media posts. Working for a large financial services provider, I quickly became familiar with the UK pensions and savings environment, plus a wealth of HR/colleague engagement topics including recruitment, reward, wellbeing, and diversity, equity and inclusion. Previously I worked on tone of voice, ensuring a consistent experience for customers across all corporate comms. Oh, and I've also edited dictionaries - so I'm a bit of a word geek. I'm open to all types of work, but I'd particularly love to work with ethical and sustainable brands focused on health and wellbeing, food and drink or parenting and family life. As well as copywriting, I offer copy-editing and French-English translation.

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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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