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It's your Red Letter Day

You found my FOMO page!

FOMO/ˈfōmō/ noun
Fear of missing out on fun copywriting projects.
…I don’t remember exactly, but I swear your copy winked at me and whispered, “Fix me.” Then, I got weak in the knees, emotionally involved, blacked out, and made this page.
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Cover Your AI.

Cover Your Agency.

Cover Your Ass.

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Bot copy?
I got you.

We're all grown ups here. I know you're using AI. Or passing the buck to someone else who is. But are you (or they?) prompting it right? Is it trained on your voice? How effective are you at beating it into submission? Does it know you don't like violent expressions like that? How much does it (do you...) know about your brand voice?

Because here's the thing—I'm good at this. I know what I’m doing. I'm brand voice certified, and have been putting better words in brands' mouths for 8+ years...and I still end up editing 75% or more of what AI gives me.
Is that because I'm really anal about it? Maybe. But isn't that *exactly* what you need?

Call it editing, “zhuzhing,” punching up —  or we can call it what it really is — damage control. 

  • For when AI saved you time but sacrificed literally everything else.

  • For when your external agency or internal team says “we nailed it,” and your gut says “…did they?”

  • For when you know it could be better—but you’re too tired (or too nice) to say so out loud.

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What I can edit for you:

AKA - What I’ll fix when your ROI is bad, your CPC and CAC are too high and you’re thinking you’re SOL.

  • Website Copy — Homepages, sales pages, landing pages, PDPs, FAQs, CTAs, microcopy, and even your 404 page

  • Email Sequences — Abandoned carts, launches, welcome flows, nurture, post-purchase, and the one you wrote in a rage and never sent

  • Ecom "Stuff" — Inserts, packaging that needs a punch, SMS campaigns

  • Brand Voice Guides — Optional but highly recommended. 

  • Bios & PR Copy — Founder bios, team intros, elevator pitches, press quotes, and one-liners that make people care

  • Internal Docs & Brand Collateral — Decks, call scripts, etc.

Trusted by:

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Per Project Pricing

$150/hr 

If you just need one thing (or a few) fixed, I’ll quote based on the scope and how much zhuzhing is required. 2 hour minimum required. 

*Brands typically invest $500 - $3500. 

The Red Letter Retainer

$2000/month

For brands that always have something in the queue.
The Red Letter Retainer gives you:

  • Priority (first dibs & faster turnaround)

  • Slack access

  • Me, as your unofficial Copy Chief: overseeing, improving, and polishing every word before it sees the light of day

How this works:

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I'll review it, estimate how much time I think it will take me, and if necessary, we'll schedule a quick call to discuss a game plan.

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I'll deliver your changes via Google docs, and voila -- better copy!

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Fill out the contact form below & submit the copy you want zhuzhed.

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Katie took an existing sales page and polished the heck out of it. She added engaging and funny-as-hell headlines that definitely stopped the scroll while helping potential customers get the information they needed to make the best decision. I write copy all day, every day but it's nice to know there's someone you can trust when your creative juices feel zapped. Thanks to Katie's help, this sales page has brought in $257K in revenue. That's a HUGE ROI!

Marisa Corcoran

Every time I go in to review emails, I’m like “did I write this?” I’m always so amazed that Katie writes something that sounds like what I’d say, better than how I’d say it.
It’s like she lives in my head and I’m really grateful because she’s able to write exactly what is in my head, but more eloquently.

Megan Hansen

I immediately loved her style. I was so stoked to finally find a writer who was funny, witty and able to write in my weird + playful voice! She really brought a fun, easy confidence to my current voice. Katie is the grandma’s tits!

Angie Lee

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CYA is for:

  • Founders who hate confrontation but hate their copy more

  • Teams who keep rewriting their agency’s work

  • Agencies who secretly need a better writer on speed dial

  • And anyone whose AI writes faster than it thinks (bless its heart)

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The "Spell it Out" Section

Also known as FAQs

  • Which naming package should I do?
    Are you naming something that falls under an existing brand identity? → IDK. (That’s what it’s called, in case you skimmed it.) Are you naming the umbrella that that thing would fall under? → TBD. Do you want to be heavily involved in the process? → IDK. Do you want to bang your head on a wall trying to think about naming? → TBD.
  • What's the process for the larger "TBD" package?
    Proposal I do “on-demand” Voxer sales chats because nothing kills the buzz of possibility like waiting for a scheduled call. So, if now’s a good time – I’m free! I’ll answer your questions, help you pick the right package, then send over a proposal that covers everything we discuss. “Paper”work Once you’ve decided to let go and let me name for you (or with you!), I’ll just need your John Hancock on a contract and a $500 deposit to lock in your spot. Prep I'll send you a creative brief to complete. It's just the usual stuff - about you, your business, what you like and don't like, etc. Then once that's complete, we'll schedule a call to review that and develop your criteria. PAUSE! This is THE most important part. Before I start ideating names, we need to lock in the right criteria to keep us objective vs. subjective. After we’ve talked through your questionnaire, I’ll send you a final criteria list for approval. You’ll have 24 hours to tweak, refine, or give it the green light—because once I start naming, we’re committed. Presentation THE BEST DAY! I play Don Draper and pitch you a concept, new brand story, strong & strategic, names, taglines, etc. Then, we narrow down which ones best fit the agreed upon criteria. Promote Time to get out there with ya bad self. I’ll provide resources on how to go forth and put your new name in everyone’s mouth!
  • How long is this going to take?!
    My standard naming process takes 1-2 weeks, but if you’re adding any “special characters,” the timeline might stretch a bit depending on what’s involved.
  • What if I don’t like any of the names?
    Tell me! I won’t be offended – I’m not emotionally attached to any of the names I present to you. But plot twist – you shouldn’t be either. Our goal is to land on a name that meets your objectives, fits your brand personality and criteria. That’s why I have you approve it before I even start ideating – to keep us objective! However, in the rare case that none of the names feel right (even though they meet the agreed criteria), I’ll have you revise your criteria, then we’ll have another week of namestorming together via Voxer.
  • Do you guarantee that the names can be trademarked?
    I offer an “Asterisk” add-on that includes a more comprehensive search by a third-party to minimize risks, but full legal clearance should always be done by a trademark attorney before you use your new name.
  • Do I own all the names on the list?
    Your investment covers the naming process and exclusive rights to one final pick. Creatively and strategically developed, vetted & 100% yours. The rest are just part of the process—not the product—and they remain my intellectual property. It’s kind of like house hunting. I show you the best options that match your criteria, but you only close on one. The rest stay on the market. I hold onto unused names for at least 3 months before I even think about recycling, reimagining, or repurposing them for another project. This grace period gives you time to sleep on it—and if another name keeps calling your name, we can talk about what it looks like to license an additional one. This isn’t just my policy—it’s standard across the naming industry. The “rejects” remain the IP of the naming consultant or agency unless otherwise agreed upon. It protects your brand, and the integrity of the work.
  • Why should I hire someone to name for me?!
    Wellllllll, I'll let some numbers do the talking for this one. 77% of consumers say a brand’s name influences their purchase decisions. (Source: Journal of Consumer Research, 2023) 64% are more likely to notice a business with a witty name (Source: Simply Business, 2022) A strong, well-chosen name can increase brand recall by 33% compared to a generic or unmemorable name. (Source: Nielsen, 2021) Rebranding due to a weak or problematic name can cost companies upwards of $1M, including lost equity, new branding materials, and marketing costs. (Source: Business Insider, 2024)

My Portfolio

See Exhibit A-Z

P.S. How many acronyms did you spot? Go back and count. That number is the secret password since this is a secret service. (Ha! And now you’ll read the whole thing again. How’s that for conversion?) TTYL.

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