About

I came to copywriting through a long-standing interest in technology, design, and editorial work. I built my first websites as a teenager and became drawn early on to how products are shaped—both aesthetically and conceptually—by language, interface, and brand.

That interest later took a more formal shape when I founded and edited Games of Glory, an independent online magazine covering digital culture and industry analysis. The project sharpened my editorial instincts and sense of audience, and it continues to inform how I approach voice, structure, and clarity.

Today, I work across copywriting and digital marketing, applying those editorial foundations to web, email, and content marketing. I collaborate closely with designers and marketers, write with SEO and optimization in mind, and stay attentive to how copy evolves through testing and iteration.

Alongside client and editorial work, I run two independent online storefronts—projects that allow me to apply branding, product storytelling, and visual judgment in a practical, real-world context.

I’m especially drawn to work where language, design, and strategy intersect—where words are chosen carefully and expected to do real work.