Along with creating engaging copy, I write quotes that apply to a diverse range of initiatives. I’ve lent these quotes to a number of causes – non-profit and commercial.
These quotes promote better Mental Health, bringing awareness to brands and initiatives.
Your business needs finesse and professionalism to stand out from your competitors. With me, you’ll have the time to put your efforts where they’re required while I generate reader viewership into sales. Doesn’t that make everything so much simpler?
If you’re a non-profit, you need content that will communicate to the public what your initiative is – I will help drive that interest your way.
Your time and energy will be saved by my services that will keep your customer base engaged and connected with you.
These are tailormade for your blogging needs. My content focuses on in-depth material that brings traffic to your site thanks to my SEO Worded content.
My technique brings you responses from your subscribers or potential clients so you can rake in the monetary and quality benefits.
The greatest pull your website/app needs is effective copy. I’ll provide you with content words that will communicate what your product is all about.
Content that will stand the test of time. These can stay up for as long as you desire and remain relevant for your audience.
Achieve that customer base you want through relevant copy that targets the needs your content seeks to fulfil
Copy that speaks with a human touch. You’ll receive content with a relatable voice that is both professional and personal.
My experiences have shaped my expertise. Having lived with issues with anxiety & depression first hand, my work has become my passion. I dive into the meaning behind words.
That’s what The Happy Copy is all about – creating content that brings smiles to faces: Yours and your audience’s.
I’m qualified in a variety of mediums including Accounts, Business, Marketing and Content Writing.
I provide copy for websites, apps, and write blogs, long-form articles as well as e-mails focusing on pitches, reader outreach.
Mental Health is personal to me, and that’s how I help companies focusing on this niche thrive. I’ve put my talent to work and now help companies reach a wide spectrum of viewers as I have.
My strategy involves removing needless fluff in favour of clear, concise and fun words that engage the reader. I put great focus on the heart of the topic – bringing facts and figures where necessary – and eliminate excess words that don’t contribute to the content.
Don’t just take my word for it. I’ve been published on various Anxiety and Health publications where I provide valuable insights in the human mind.
You can take a look at my valuable advice for companies in my published blog posts.
As a leader in the workplace, you need to have your team up and running. Ultimately, in the event of a lack of performance, it is the team leader whose position comes into question, even if it might come down to a fault in an employee - the brunt of the responsibility is attributed to the leader.
Mental Health apps come in different niches — the focus varies between mental illnesses such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, among others. What you, as a Mental Health business, need is to stand out among the other players in the market.
For the inexperienced youth, bullying may seem like a harmless activity, but the effect it has on the victim can be longstanding. Rather than moving on after leaving the bullying atmosphere, the victim can develop mental health effects that last through adulthood.
It sounds amazing from the outside that you could have a service in mobile phones that could solve your anxiety or depression, but it’s not that much of a clear-cut case.
Opening your business is a tall task. Launching it is even more difficult. Most Mental Health startups have little idea how to build a company from scratch. It is a lack of experience that hinders these prospective entrepreneurs’ efforts.
If you’re in charge of a team of individuals, you need to be aware of the toll work is having on them. Identifying these symptoms will enable you to trace it to the root cause of the matter and help your employee work through it; this is how you’ll see better results in the long-run.
In the Indian subcontinent, anxiety and depression are still misunderstood as excuses one makes to avoid work or studies. Only among the youth is the idea of anxiety seen as a plausible reason. For the older generation, this is a problem worth exploring.
It’s difficult to find help when it’s hard to explain what you’re going through. If you’re suffering from anxiety, judgements are made regardless of gender, ethnicity, location, or background.
