Word services for brands who want to be conspicuous.

Hi! My name’s Imogen.
That’s me posing for a photo☝️

I’m a copywriter/strategist and my work is a blend of research, rigour, strategy, and playful execution. I write with purpose for digital brands who won’t be put in the corner. No wallflowers, no tall poppy syndrome, no shrinking violets. No floral idioms of any kind. Just zappy, spicy, zesty, punchy, funny words for cool brands.

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About me

I’m a copywriter and comms strategist and content grinder and SEO understander and user experience cartographer and project manager.

I’ve shilled as a content writer, interviewed my heroes, and ghost-written so many blogs I may have haunted myself. I have a journalism degree, a pen license, and I’m ready to rock.

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Formatting school is in session over at Small Change and it’s getting weird.

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