Each situation has pros and cons, and you need to consider them from your business perspective and see what works best for you. Although I’m technically a freelance content writer, I’m also a specialist in many different areas, including sales copywriting, website SEO copywriting, content editing and marketing. I consider myself to be a mini-agency as I can work with my clients on many aspects of their business.

And just because I’m a party of one doesn’t mean I don’t have access to other skilled freelancers, from photographers to website developers to graphic designers, whom I can introduce you to or manage for any additional marketing needs.

As a one-person lean marketing machine, I don’t have the overheads of paying for multiple employees and office space. That means I can do a lot of what agencies do without the high price tag—but note that you’re still paying for my 15 years of experience and expertise. I won’t try to fit you into a one-size-fits-all package that doesn’t suit your needs.

You only have to worry about being in touch with one person—me. I offer a personal experience that makes my clients feel heard and cared for (no matter their budget).

I’m also a good choice as an extension of an in-house marketing team or for small business owners needing digital marketing help without committing to Google AdWords spending or social media advertising on top of paying an agency. Instead, I employ strategies that focus on increasing your reach organically via SEO and engaging content marketing.