Conversational, high-converting websites written
Years as a professional copywriter, 6 years as a business owner
Times Iβve annoyed my partner + friends, analyzing copy in the wild
β¦Something about too many conversational headlines, not enough βmake $100K while sippinβ margs on a beachβ claims or something? I dunno, I wasnβt there. Turns out, they were just on a break. But Latitude has brought them back together, and now theyβre better than ever. Phew!
And no, that doesn't mean losing clarity in the process. Because hear me out:
If you know the 74837 βrulesβ of writing clear, high-converting copy, you finally have space to play outside the βI help" formulas, the βjust imagine..." plug-n-play sales page copy templates, and the βstop staring at the blinking cursor" industry clichΓ©s.
And after a graduating with a marketing degree, working as a senior copywriter at a brand agency, and an eye-opening stint in advertisingβI'd like to think I know the rules by now. (Thank gawd). Which is fucking fantastic because that means I never have to write a boring line ever again.
Writing concept-first copy with my proprietary framework, The Fine Line Method. Let's dig into it, shall we?
Brand messaging is about good storytelling. And all good stories start with a fresh angle. That's why I follow a "concept-first" approach that changes the way people see your brand, because no amount of clever wording can save a boring idea.
I'll turn that creative idea for your brand's positioning into copy lines that feel fresh, specific, and different enough to make people pay attention. (No more "I help...[benefit] so they can..." snoozefests)
Where the big idea, unexpected lines, and high-converting design meet so people read it and think yep, Iβm in.
Geography enthusiasts will tell you latitude lines run parallel around the Earth. Iβll tell you they also run through your copyβsubtlely holding it all together. The kind of headlines, taglines, and subject lines that seem effortless, even when they're very much not.
[Creative Latitude] // The freedom, flexibility, or autonomy to explore and express ideas in imaginative, unconventional ways, without strict constraints. Itβs the ability to push boundaries, take risks, and think outside the box, or better yet, throw the box away entirely.
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