No! Not at all. They are two completely different things.

Copyright is a legal term that refers to the exclusive right of ownership to original creative works.

Copywriting is a form of persuasive writing seen in advertising and marketing.

People make emotionally driven decisions when faced with the options God puts in front of them.

That’s where copywriting comes in. It’s all about connecting with your ideal customer—showing them how what you offer genuinely benefits them. The language is intentional and emotionally charged because when people feel seen, understood, and safe, they’re way more likely to trust you... and buy from you.

But it's not just about the human side—copywriting also plays nice with search engines. That’s where SEO (Search Engine Optimization) comes into the mix. It uses strategic keywords (the exact ones your people are typing into Google) to help your content show up right when they need it.

The result? A stronger business presence, better visibility, and an audience that doesn’t just browse—they convert.

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is all about using the right words on your website—the same ones your dream clients are typing into Google. These are called keywords, and they’re a big deal.

The closer your content matches what people are actually searching for, the better your chances of showing up right at the top of their results. Speak their language, and boom—you’re front and center when they need you most.

Absolutely! Blogs are still going strong.

• 77% of internet users regularly read blog posts.

• 84% of online shoppers have made a purchase based on something they read in a blog.

• 2 in 3 people read blogs at least once a week.

• A quarter of 25- to 34-year-olds read blogs daily.

• And 1 in 4 people buy something every single month because of a blog.

Crazy, right?

So when your blog content is relevant and valuable, people will read it—and many will even buy because of it.

Totally fair question. My process is collaborative from the start, which usually prevents that. But if it happens, we’ll dig into what’s not working and make sure the next draft is spot-on.

Usually, I’ll need brand info (like your mission, audience, tone), past content, and access to any materials that will help with strategy.

To make it easier on you, I can pass a checklist or form on to help you decide!

Yes. Every project includes up to 4 rounds of revisions to make sure you’re thrilled with the final result.

Yep! I offer a full refund 14 days starting from the day the agreed-upon project has begun.

Completion usually comes before this timeline, but the completion date has no baring on the refund date. The refund date is determined by the date the project has begun alone.

Yes—100%! Capturing your tone is one of my favorite parts of the job. I use brand voice guides (if you have one; if not, I have a free one you can use!) or create one from scratch based on interviews, past content, and audience insights.

Absolutely. I love ongoing relationships and offer retainers for consistent copy support (like blog posts, emails, etc.).