the little typewriter, also known as Jayde Walker, is an Australian copywriter, storyteller and wordsmith who helps businesses create more meaningful content. Everyone has a story. I dig yours out.
In 2019, I resigned from my role as the Senior Content Writer at a digital marketing agency to begin the little typewriter with one mission; to partner with conscious businesses and creatives to help them get the most value from their stories. Read my story.
I work with you to grow your online presence through optimised copy and write words and content strategies for humans first, search engines second.
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My career began with music journalism and construction publications where I learnt how to craft the perfect ad, write cover stories and fine-tune my research and interviewing skills.
I understand what it takes to run a successful blog. From keyword research and content planning to publishing schedules and analytics tracking, where I can prove what’s working and tweak what’s not.
Many clients also value my media and publishing network for content outreach opportunities.
View my LinkedIn profile for qualifications and experience.
Great copy is so much more than words.
It’s swapping sales fluff with conversation-creating sentences that’ll set your business apart.
I pen to paper (literally) to create a content strategy unique to your business.
Whether it be a small project or the full works, I take your ideas and craft conscious sentences around them to share the vision and story behind your brand. From one-off copy pieces to evergreen blog content, audience-specific web copy, outreach articles and SEO content audits.
I’ve helped a mix of clients and industries with creative content. But it’s the sustainable, healthcare, real estate, disability and travel brands I’m most passionate about and most importantly, the most experienced in.
It’s why I prefer to work with people who are contributing to a more meaningful future. People who are about creating conscious connections that inspire others to be and do better. People who are about what’s important.
Does that sound like you?
