
writers
of words
worth
reading
Words.
We all use them. But how many are worth our time? We help businesses write words people want to read. Words that connect. Make a difference. Words that make you you and your audience notice.



what we do
Brand writing
Your story and how you tell it matter – they get you noticed and remembered. We help B2B agencies and brands create and communicate brand language to connect with customers, inspire your teams, and activate what you’re here for.
Content writing
In a world swimming in content, yours needs to stand out and stand up to scrutiny. We can give you a voice people want to hear. We create incisive, engaging content that shows your expertise and gets the right conversation going across media, blog, social or internal channels.
Copywriting
Whether you’re after copy for your website, socials, videos, reports, customer stories, or something else entirely, we’ll put all our craft and experience into making it pop just the right way for you.
“
Annabel is an incredible business writer. What makes her different is the huge amount of real-life experience she brings to her writing – she gets the story right every time.
Heidi, Customer Marketing Manager, VMware
WHO WE WORK WITH
Our clients are B2B businesses and the communications agencies that work with them. We specialise in financial services, professional services, and technology, though plenty of our clients operate further afield.
WHAT YOU GET WITH US
Cracking copy and ideas from experienced writers who get your business, love what they do, and always aim to be a positive part of your day.
Clients include








current thoughts
An occasional celebration of words and writing worth reading. Or best avoided.
Word love: Ennui. The word of lockdown 3. Is anyone not feeling a bit of it?
I recently found myself rolling my eyes at yet another headline written in the same style by a B2B corporate brand I follow. I know why they’re doing it; the style fits with their
Word love: Anythingarian. Every time I listen to Something Rhymes with Purple I come away with a nugget of word love that makes me happy.
An occasional celebration of words and writing worth reading. Or best avoided.
Word love: Lugubrious. I mean, what’s not to love? Rolls around the mouth, sounds decadent, dangerous