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I never charge hourly.

The outcome of the project we’re working on is my sole concern, and focusing too much on the clock would prevent us both from shipping our best work.

For agencies, I charge a flat day rate.

For brands, I charge a flat project fee.

If you have a project you would like to discuss, I can present some options on a sliding scale, so you can be happy with the full cost of the work before committing to the project. I do however operate a project minimum fee, and do not accept jobs with budgets below this threshold.

I operate a limited liability company based in Ireland. I spend a lot of my time in Europe, and work with clients in the US, UK, EU and other English-speaking markets.

I work remotely by default, but depending on the scope, duration and requirements of the project, can be available in-person on a limited basis. This would mostly be for key meetings, pitches, video or photo shoots and to discuss more delicate aspects of the project at hand.

I specialize in creative problem-solving for businesses, including developing 360° creative campaigns. This means big, bold, creative ideas meant to stick in peoples’ minds and change their behavior.

I also specialize in writing emotional scripts to move people- whether it’s to laughter or to tears. Turning creativity to an objective outcome.I am not the kind of copywriter who writes blogs, articles, or develops SEO copy.

I have an ad agency background, and focus more squarely on developing creative campaigns and negotiating larger projects through copy, graphics and visual storytelling.

I'm glad you asked.

Yes.

The main projects I won’t take on are 'naming' projects- anything that requires coming up with potential names for a new product or service.

I'll be totally honest with you- there's nothing I hate more.
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Over the past decade, I’ve been lucky enough to try my hand at all sorts of creative work. Naming projects have consistently been the least enjoyable, the least rewarding and the least fulfilling.

The reason? They’re simply too subjective.

There is no ‘right answer’ to coming up with a new name for a product. I prefer to focus more squarely on problem-solving work where I can bring my precision and acuity to bear.