Website Content + Brand Strategist for Coaching Business | Potential Ongoing Work

I’m an established life and leadership coach looking for a thoughtful, creative brand/content strategist to help me refine and elevate my website and marketing materials.

My immediate goal is to refresh my website and several one-sheets so that everything feels clear, cohesive, polished and aligned with the next stage of my business.

I’m looking for help with:

• Refining website messaging, positioning and copy

• Reviewing and strengthening one-sheets and marketing materials

• Creating consistency across my website, materials and overall brand

• Helping me clearly present the different areas of my work, including adults, creative professionals, teens and young adults

I already have substantial content, testimonials, and existing materials, so I’m not starting from scratch. I’m looking for someone with a strong strategic and creative eye who can identify what’s strongest, simplify and elevate it, and preserve my authentic voice.

Beyond this initial project, I’d love to find someone I can continue working with to build the brand and grow the business through marketing, LinkedIn, social media, content and thoughtful outreach.

My business is highly relationship-based, so I’m looking for marketing that feels authentic, warm and sophisticated rather than overly sales-driven.

Experience with coaches, consultants, personal brands, creatives or wellness/service-based businesses is a plus.

Please share relevant examples of your work and a little about your approach. I’m looking to move fairly quickly on the initial website and marketing materials, with the potential for an ongoing relationship.

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