My 'why', in one sentence.

To help businesses talk to the part of the brain that makes decisions, through story, identity, and the psychology of how people buy.

We think we decide with logic. We don't.


We tell ourselves we choose rationally.

We weigh options. We compare features.

We pick the best one. That's the story we believe.

Biologically, it's the wrong story.

The brain has 2 parts that matter here.


The neocortex handles logic & language.

Features, facts, analysis. It thinks it's in charge.


The limbic brain handles feeling & behaviour. It's the part that decides. It doesn't speak language at all.

The first step was understanding the audience.


After confirming Lucy Make Up Store’s target Gen Z demographic, newsletters were created to speak their language: fun, relatable, and conversational, like a friend sharing the latest must-have products.


A key focus was creating subject lines that were impossible to ignore, designed to stand out in crowded inboxes and spark curiosity.

The first step was understanding the audience.


After confirming Lucy Make Up Store’s target Gen Z demographic, newsletters were created to speak their language: fun, relatable, and conversational, like a friend sharing the latest must-have products.


A key focus was creating subject lines that were impossible to ignore, designed to stand out in crowded inboxes and spark curiosity.

So when marketing leads with features, it's talking to the part of the

brain that explains decisions, not the part that makes them.


Most marketing makes that mistake. The work that lasts, does not.


That's where I work.


What I do.

Three layers, in this order. The brain doesn't decide on logic. It decides on belief, then on plan, then on action. So that's how I work, in three layers.

The 'why'.

Most marketing skips this part. I refuse to. We start with why your business exists and why it should matter to anyone else.

Most marketing skips this part. I refuse to. We start with why your business exists and why it should matter to anyone else.

Here's what that looks like in practice:

Brand positioning & messaging

Audience research & ICP definition

Market & competitor research

Brand strategy (not identity)

Brand voice & tone

The starting point.

Connecting the dots.

The 'how'.

A great why is useless without a plan behind it. This is where strategy, structure, and direction come in.

A great why is useless without a plan behind it. This is where strategy, structure, and direction come in.

The kind of thinking that goes into it:

Marketing strategy & go-to-market

Content & channel strategy

Funnel & lead generation strategy

Customer journey mapping

Campaign planning

The 'what'.

This is where it all comes to life: the content, the campaigns, the copy, the funnels. Built off everything we figured out upstream.

This is where it all comes to life: the content, the campaigns, the copy, the funnels. Built off everything we figured out upstream.

The hands-on stuff I'll build for you:

Copywriting (web, social, ads, email)

Social media & content briefs

Email sequences & automation

Landing pages & sales funnels

Lead magnets & opt-ins

Paid ads (Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok))

SEO & on-page content

Analytics, tracking & optimisation

Bringing it to life.

Brands that trusted me to work this way

Brands that trusted me to work this way

Brands that trusted me to work this way

Sound like the kind of thinking
your business needs?

Do you design logos, brand identities, or visual stuff?

Do you shoot or edit videos and content?

What kind of businesses do you usually work with?

Do I have to start with "the why" or can we skip to the doing?

Can I hire you for just one thing, or is it a full package?