BrickHouse: Copywriting & content curation to bring your business to life
Are you writing for a webpage or sweating over marketing copy? Crafting an article, or drafting a book?
Say exactly what you want to say, with ease and eloquence, and get heard. Let BrickHouse help you tell your story.
Why BrickHouse?
“Language is my whore, my mistress, my wife, my penfriend, my check-out girl … Language is the creak on a stair, it’s a spluttering match held to a frosted pane…” – Stephen Fry
Every single word you write says something about you: your mission, your business, your project or your organisation. Every word is a part of your story.
So you should make it count.
Whether writing for a webpage or a campaign or a magazine, streamlining marketing copy, planning a newsletter or blog campaign, or drafting a book — let’s make sure you say exactly what you want to say, with ease and eloquence. Because it’s eloquence and authenticity, it’s your voice that will resonate with your people, that will pull in your clients, your readers, your tribe.
At BrickHouse, we talk your language to help you uncover your story and your voice.
What we do
Copywriting
I provide custom content creation in the form of website content, sales pages, blogs, articles, magazine features, press releases, newsletters or e-books, even business reports and whitepapers. Let me be the ghostwriter for your brand, your campaign, your project.
Content Curation
I provide bespoke content curation services. Whether it’s right across your content, or just a certain segment, say, a newsletter campaign or an article/blog series. Whether it’s written by me, or by you.
Content Editing
“Language is the dress of thought” (Samuel Johnson), and just as personal to you. When editing content, I take the utmost care to preserve your unique authorial voice, or the brand tone of your business. I even offer multilingual services too.
About Jackie Wilson
I’m Jackie Wilson, the owner/founder of BrickHouse and a media professional of many years’ standing, with well over 25 years as a freelance writer and broadcaster under my belt.
People love brevity these days, and there’s much talk about the reduced attention span of the average consumer. I don’t buy it.
Long-form content is a precision tool, and if you get the mix and the message right, you give your customers, clients, students or members value. The blog is not dead. But it does have to be relevant to your audience. E-books are popular, and a kick-ass business asset. And email or newsletter campaigns are practically an art form.
