About Me
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Who, would you say, works the hardest in your company?
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Is it you?
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Is it your business partner?
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Is it your best employee?
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Who, in your company, works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, never takes a holiday, never takes a sick day, never takes a break, never asks for pay, only asks for expenses, and does their best to deliver for you as much as they possibly can with little supervision?
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That is a great employee to have, isn’t it? Who wouldn’t want that?
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These days, the best way to get new customers is to get them to visit your website.
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There are many ways to do this, but the best way?
Advertising.
It works.
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But it only works if you have, say, the right words.
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And the right design.
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And it appears in front of the right people.
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After all, there’s no point advertising snow to polar bears, is there?
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So, yes, I can get you noticed, and I can get new customers to your site, but what are they going to do once they get there?
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Maybe they’ll have a quick look, maybe they’ll stick around for a while, maybe they’ll immediately go away.
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What you need is a way to keep them there and to guide them around your site.
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What you need is a process.
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That is, a route that goes from getting a customer to visit your site, showing them a product they want, giving them reasons why they want it, guiding them to the buying process, and encouraging them to make an order.
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The images and words on your website and advertising need to be designed to make that happen.
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And where are you going to get those from?
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Hello.
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I am Andrew Culyer, and I am a copywriter.
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Actually, I am much more than that.
I have been an engineer for years, and an energy surveyor, and a sports trader, and an author, and a single father, and in amongst all that, I have been a team leader, project manager, auditor, customer liaison, and am always being called upon to write or edit emails, fliers, presentations, reports, advertisements, letters…
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In short, you name it, I can write it.
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Let me help you make your website your employee of the month, of the year, of the decade, and let the words do the work.
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Best,
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Andrew