Experience.

I’ve been writing professionally as a solopreneur for more than 25 years.

I’m based in Atlanta and have worked with clients all over the country. My clients are C-level executives at small or medium-sized organizations or department heads at enterprises. Typically, a client will bring me in to collaborate on a big communications project or improve existing material. Then, we usually worked together for many years, with my role varying along with their needs — as their go-to content strategist and writer or as part of the team that plans and executes high-level communication and marketing strategies.

Q: What’s different about working with you?

It helps you invest wisely.

10,000+ hours.

In his book Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell famously theorized that “10,000 hours of practice” is what it takes to produce an expert. He’s gotten some backlash but I can tell you this — I am a better writer now than I was 10,000 hours of writing ago.

One of the most important things I’ve learned in all those hours of writing after journalism school is my clients benefit when I do my homework. They’re glad to be able to approve the first-draft copy with no or minor revisions.

Content that’s written from your reader’s perspective.

Every day of my career, I’ve been aware that no one has to read a single word I write. My job is to hook and keep your reader’s attention, get to the point, be easy to understand without dumbing down details, add value, and leave a great impression.

You get to be in the room without being in the room.

The vast majority of a B2B prospect’s buying decision is made without your team being present. Gartner reports about 95% of the decision happens without you being in the room, and about 45% of that is time spent researching. A buying group is also 3x more likely to be confident in its final decision when the information you have provided is perceived to be helpful.

My goal is to make sure your content is a worthy proxy.

Storytelling that aligns with your brand.

Choosing the right words and stringing them together is only half of the assignment, maybe less. With long-form content, you’re telling a story — sometimes a complex story with lots of moving parts.

Your new content also needs to align with the other stories you’re telling, and that’s more about thinking than writing.

Projects:

Hundreds of articles and blog posts
Hundreds of SME and C-level interviews
Dozens of marketing and fundraising campaigns (including major donors)
Dozens of core collateral pieces and NGO case statements
Numerous websites, landing pages, display ads for content
Fluent in inbound, outbound, HubSpot email marketing, print, direct, trade shows, more

Roles:

Three service models — project work, ongoing collaboration, ad hoc consultation and editing
Copywriting — content strategist, copywriter, content editor, creative team leader, project manager
Consulting — strategic communications adviser

Subject areas:

Services, especially how they work and what makes them better
Technology trends, innovations, and cybersecurity
Supply chains, market forces, and related influences
Sustainability and sustainable business practices
Almost any topic when the SME is enthusiastic and forthcoming

“I’ve been in this business for 20 years and I’ve never worked with a better copywriter. Nikki Alexander has produced the best promotional material we’ve ever had.”

Craig Orseno
Director of Public Information, Seminole Community College

“Nikki, we have many satisfied clients because of you. You are a great interviewer and your copy is creative, logical, and effective. Your responsiveness is a real strength, too.”

Emery Ellinger
President, Aberdeen Marketing

“Nikki Alexander is one of the few people who I can wholeheartedly recommend in the writing profession. She is a decisive, goal-oriented and disciplined copywriter who has every tool and talent necessary. I can report only the highest satisfaction with her work.”

Charles Martin
Art Director, Family Journal Publications

“Nikki Alexander is one of the best copywriters I’ve ever had the pleasure to work with. She is well organized, never misses a deadline and brings to each project an uncommon astuteness and sensibility. Nikki knows her stuff.”

Dean White
Creative Director

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