I’m here because I tried to get my foot in the door writing $20,000 projects for million-dollar companies.
But my heart wasn’t in it.
I love my profession… and I love walking my kids to school in the morning.
I love digging into data… and I love driving out to the fancy Drive-In for lunch on a random Thursday.
I love having a business that allows me the freedom to make my own schedule.
And I want to help you build the same kind of business, too. Because you deserve freedom.
“I want to write my own website copy, but I don’t want to struggle with knowing what to say or how to say it.”
You’re looking for a Website Copy Spark.
“I want my website to actually support my business, and I also want to stop feeling so gross when I share it. But I don’t want to write the whole thing, yikes.”
You’re looking for a Website Copy Glow Up.
Whether you go DIY or DFY, the important thing is the outcome: website copy that entices your perfect client.
Let’s keep the process easy and fun, too. Because life’s too short to make it a freaking grind.
I peaced out from my day job in 2014, when my oldest was six months old. I was always writing on the side, but that’s when I really started in earnest—from fact-checking the music listings for the local alt weekly to writing “best cookies in town” listicles.
Unfortunately, cookie lists don’t pay the bills.
So I dipped a toe into website copy. And soon found out how much there was to know.
Eager to soak up some experience and know-how, I completed conversion copywriting training from Copyhackers and UX copywriting with Susan Reoch.
For the last 7 years, I’ve been 100% laser-focused on how website copy works. (When I’m not thinking about cookies.) I love helping small business owners get better results and feel more confident about sharing the online portion of their work.
My mission is to help you build a business that fits your life.
Choose Kelley Gardiner Copywriting if:
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I live in Portland, Oregon—born and raised!—with my husband Brian and our two kickass kiddos.
My happy places: Yelling at a Portland Trail Blazers game or sitting by a body of water with a seasonal treat.
Volunteer work: Columbia Slough Watershed Council Paddle Team, Adopt One Block, and they know me by name in the school office.