Meet the Team

We may be a small team but we’ve established a pretty solid routine. I’m a great believer in getting to know my clients. It’s always good to put a face to a name and get an idea of what you’re about. Here you can get to know a little more about me and my copy cat crew.

Roxy
Wordsmith

I’m a freelance copywriter, linguist and editor based in Ipswich, Suffolk but I work with clients from all over the world. I’ve also lived in London (Uni), and, along with my backpack, have traveled to a fair few places over the years. I undertook my first copywriting job almost 10 years ago, when I was 19. However, it wasn’t until 2017 that I began copywriting professionally. After gradually building up my copywriting business alongside my main job, I finally took the leap to turn freelance copywriter full time in late summer 2018, and I haven’t looked back. To date, I’ve assisted over 100 businesses and non-profits from all over the world on over 300 different projects, crafting expert copy to help them communicate who they are, what they do, and why they do it. For nearly a decade now, I’ve helped some of the world’s most recognisable brands craft compelling stores, engage global audiences, and drive meaningful impact. From industry-leading tech companies to iconic global fashion brands, my work spans digital content, brand storytelling, and strategic messaging that connects with millions.

I live with my husband and two children, and the two professional purrmeisters pictured. When I’m not busy writing copy you’ll usually find me being used as a climbing frame by my feral toddler, singing at the top of my lungs, running while listening to a good podcast, or planning my next adventure. I also run an Instagram blog called Blunderlust sharing hikes in the UK, poetry on parenting, and fun things to do with toddlers in Suffolk.

See me tweet from time to time at @CopyRox

Spud & Crumpet
Chief purrmeisters

SPUD (right): Likes: Naps, tuna, the garden, and playing “Hide & Sneak” and “Where’s Spud?”. Taking him to the vets unleashes a monster, but at home Spud’s a big softy.

CRUMPET (left) Likes: Playing fetch, barking at the wall (no word of a lie), and purring an impossible amount (bar dinner time, at which points he acts possessed.)

When they’re not busy supporting the business by napping, these cool-cats are partial to plenty of drama and can often be found recreating iconic scenes from Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” and Disney’s “The Lion King.”

You can find Spud and Crumpet tweeting over at @Spudmas.