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Want to know what it’s like to work with me?
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This page shows samples of the kind of writing I do.
Each piece is made with care, in a tone that’s clear, helpful, and warm — just like you want your brand to feel.

See What I’ve Written for Writing Coaches Like You


✍️ What You’ll Find Here:

  • Blog posts that teach and inspire
  • Emails that connect with readers
  • Website pages that sound like the coach behind the brand
  • Content ideas that make writing easier

Let’s take a look!

📝 Blog Post Samples

Helping Coaches Teach Through Content

  1. Why Every Writing Coach Needs a Blog in 2025.
    ✦ A post that explains why blogging still works.
    ✦ Clear, friendly, and easy to follow.
    👉 Read the sample

  2. How to Build Trust with Blog Readers.
    ✦ A simple guide that helps coaches connect with their audience.
    👉 Read the sample

  3. 3 Blog Post Ideas for Writing Coaches Who Might Encounter Difficulties at one Point.
    ✦ Straightforward and full of useful tips.
    👉 Read the sample

📧 Email Writing Samples

Helping Coaches Stay in Touch

  1. Welcome Email for a New Subscriber
    ✦ Warm, clear, and sets the tone for your brand.
    👉 Read the sample

  2. Mini Email Series: 5 Days of Writing Tips
    ✦ Short emails that keep readers coming back.
    👉 Read the sample

  3. Promo Email for a Coaching Program
    ✦ Friendly, not pushy. Focused on value.
    👉 Read the sample

🌐 Website Copy Samples

Helping Coaches Sound Like Themselves Online

  1. Home Page for a Writing Coach Website
    ✦ Clean, simple, and welcoming.
    👉 Read the sample

  2. About Page That Tells Your Story
    ✦ Written like a real conversation.
    👉 Read the sample

  3. Services Page That Sells Without Being Salesy
    ✦ Explains clearly how you help.
    👉 Read the sample

💡 Bonus: Content Strategy Samples

Helping Coaches Plan Smarter

  1. 30-Day Blog Calendar for Writing Coaches
    ✦ A full month of content ideas.
    👉 See the calendar

  2. Email Topics for Coaches with a Small List
    ✦ Simple, powerful ideas for staying in touch.
    👉 Download the list

Want Something Like This for Your Brand?

If you like what you see, let’s talk.
I’d love to write for you, too.

📩 Click here to get in touch
Let’s make your content clear, calm, and completely you.






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