A gorgeous personality full of bold, bright and brilliant ideas had built an amazing retail brand – full of products that bring genuine joy to people across the UK + worldwide (with a growing base of US clients!). While this retail brand started on Amazon and Etsy, Lisa knew to really find her place (and carve out her space in retail), she needed a website – and she knew website copywriting was a big part of showing up on Google, attracting customers who’d love Purple Lime’s vibe… and bagging those sales. Literally.
Industry: homeware + lifestyle retail
Vibe: sassy, bold + unapologetic
Tone: funny, upbeat + the odd dose of sarcasm
Goals: show up on Googles, position as a quirky homeware retailer + create an easy-breezy shopping experience
Keywords: quirky homeware, funky homeware, fun gifts, colourful homeware, bright homeware, independent gifts
The details:
“Zoe provided all of the copy for my website's launch, and honestly, if I could rate her work as more than five stars on Google I would! She truly is a magician with words, and has been able to articulate how I felt and what I wanted to achieve in ways I never could have.”
Here's what Lisa had to say:
It’s not just about the copy – it’s about the strategy of the website. This is always a biggie for me. Lisa wanted a smooth, cohesive shopping experience – where customers knew exactly what they were in for (no waiting for weeks for their item to turn up!). Her dedication to her business shone threw, and I wanted to bring that energy to every item she had on the website. Product descriptions were full of energy, just as much as hero copy on the homepage.
Her business was thriving – but she knew she was ready to take the next step, if she wanted to scale up. She was tendering for big retail deals, too – think big UK names that rhyme with ‘The Strange’ – and a website solidified her brand as an original manufacturer.
No more making do. More making it happen.
Strategic website copywriting has been the key to turning my client’s vision-board dreams into a living, breathing reality.