About Me
Who, would you say, works the hardest in your company?
Is it you?
Is it your business partner?
Is it your best employee?
Who, in your company, works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, never takes a holiday, never takes a sick day, never takes a break, never asks for pay, only asks for expenses, and does their best to deliver for you as much as they possibly can with little supervision?
That is a great employee to have, isn’t it? Who wouldn’t want that?
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These days, the best way to get new customers is to get them to visit your website.
There are many ways to do this, but the best way?
Advertising.
It works.
But it only works if you have, say, the right words.
And the right design.
And it appears in front of the right people.
After all, there’s no point advertising snow to polar bears, is there?
So, yes, I can get you noticed, and I can get new customers to your site, but what are they going to do once they get there?
Maybe they’ll have a quick look, maybe they’ll stick around for a while, maybe they’ll immediately go away.
What you need is a way to keep them there and to guide them around your site.
What you need is a process.
That is, a route that goes from getting a customer to visit your site, showing them a product they want, giving them reasons why they want it, guiding them to the buying process, and encouraging them to make an order.
The images and words on your website and advertising need to be designed to make that happen.
And where are you going to get those from?
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Hello.
I am Andrew Culyer, and I am a copywriter.
Actually, I am much more than that.
I have been an engineer for years, and an energy surveyor, and a sports trader, and an author, and a single father, and in amongst all that, I have been a team leader, project manager, auditor, customer liaison, and am always being called upon to write or edit emails, fliers, presentations, reports, advertisements, letters…
In short, you name it, I can write it.
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Let me help you make your website your employee of the month, of the year, of the decade, and let the words do the work.
Best,
Andrew