by Kirsty France | Feb 3, 2025 | AI, branding, content strategy, content writing, copywriting, emotional marketing, storytelling
The subtitle for this could be ‘What I learned from having a pigeon down my chimney’. Yes, you read that right and of course, I’ll get to the story later. The real point of this post is to ask whether AI can help you tell a good story in your business or if you might...
by Kirsty France | Dec 16, 2024 | blog writing, Christmas marketing, content writing, copywriting, writing
There’s something magical about the idea of a snow-covered workshop at the North Pole, where Santa supervises his elves as they make toys and get ready to load the sleigh on Christmas Eve. You might not think Santa’s workshop has much to do with copywriting, but I...
by Kirsty France | Dec 2, 2024 | content marketing, content writing, marketing
How much of a geek are you? I’m willing to bet that if I asked you to talk about your business and why you love what you do, you could talk both my ears off. Business owners like us do what we do because we love it, which gives us an excuse to be a bit geeky....
by Kirsty France | Nov 11, 2024 | branding, business growth, content marketing, content writing, copywriting, marketing, writing
When you’re a one-person business, you might not think of yourself as having a brand identity, but you probably know that your personality matters. Your character and values affect how you work, sell, and treat people. If you’re scared to put your personality into...
by Kirsty France | Nov 4, 2024 | content writing, copywriting, writing
How do you deal with sensitive subjects in your content? Do you ignore them, skirt around the edges or share everything? You might wonder whether your definition of a touchy subject is the same as other people’s and worry about upsetting someone if you get it wrong....
by Kirsty France | Sep 30, 2024 | blog writing, content marketing, content writing, copywriting, emotional marketing, marketing, storytelling, writing
Once upon a time, our ancestors gathered around fires to tell stories that kept them alive. It bonded the tribe so they’d all look after each other and know to watch out for that scary-looking tiger that came ‘this close’ to eating the storyteller....
