You have a lot going on.

I can help.

Many of your to-dos are things only you can do. Driving sales, strategizing company direction, defining the product — those are “you things.” And they keep you plenty busy, thankyouverymuch.

But writing? That doesn’t have to be a “you thing.”

Blog content, case studies, even that book you’ve wanted to write…you can hand those off to me.

What I do

Writing that connects you and your customer, without any fluff or gimmicks.

Newsletters

Build trust with your audience. Deliver consistent and fun content they want to read.

Editing

Impact more readers with clearer writing, formatting, and delivery.

Worth Repeating

Kind words from past and current partners.

“You are the writer all editors want on their team—you are insightful and thoughtful, ask the right questions, and clearly care about the work you’re doing and the audiences you’re doing it for.”

Dr Fio Dossetto, Editorial Lead at Postmark

“Laura is a magician. She has a unique ability to take a jumbled conversation or interview and turn it into a several thousand word resource that provides immense value for the reader. She delivers clarity with joy, and she’s one of my favorite people to work with because we always both leave our conversations with a smile.”

Jon MacDonald, Founder and President at The Good

One of my favorite things about Laura is that she’s never ‘just there to collect a paycheck.’ I’ve felt that she was emotionally invested in every project we’ve collaborated on, and that she was always making suggestions or going out of her way to get a better result for our organization. In a world where working relationships feel increasingly transactional, it’s so refreshing to have someone on our team who actually gives a damn about the company, the project, and the people involved.”

James Sowers, Director of Marketing at The Good

“We’ve tried to hire full agencies and they paled in comparison to the work Laura has done. She brings fresh ideas, and cares about quality in a way that not enough people do. She quickly learned our voice and has even helped us realize things we didn’t know about ourselves. If you’re struggling with growing a newsletter, honing your website copy or launching a content marketing campaign hire Laura.”

Andrew Askins, CEO and Partner at Krit

“Laura has been an integral part of our small team. When you create content that matters, you have to have a deep understanding of your customers (their hopes, dreams and values) and its a hard thing to translate that into copy that creates real value. Laura has incredible insights and high integrity and has elevated our storytelling and customer experience. We couldn’t do what we do without her contributions.”

Greg Hilton, Co-founder and Managing Partner at SOCO

“…I’m having a hard time finding things I would change. All my feedback falls along these lines:

‘I really like this’

‘This is great’

‘Ahhh. Solid idea’

‘Super smart’

Your work is so detailed that I think it’s perfect.”

Bryan Chappell

Are we a good fit?

I’m not perfect for every business.

1. You care about people and relationships. 

People are at the heart of everything you do, and treating them with kindness and respect is one of your top priorities. That includes your customers and me.


2. You believe good content is an investment.

You have a minimum of $3,000 to invest in writing projects. Or, a minimum of $750 to invest in monthly content. You understand I’ll spend a lot of time getting to know your business, and you know quality work takes effort. You recognize the content, insights, and direction I provide will provide value to many parts of your business for years to come.


3. You trust me to do my work, but you want to be involved.

I always involve feedback and ideas from founders I partner with. That’s exciting to you, and you’re up for providing thoughtful, strategic feedback on any work I send you.


4. You understand that a message has to be clear before it’s anything else.

You could sell yourself in a flashy and easily-misinterpreted way. Or you do it in a plain-spoken and effective way. Given the choice, you’d take the latter. You know the main thing—the bottom-line important thing—is to get the right people to buy into your product.


5. You know where you want to go.

I want to help you get somewhere meaningful, and you know what “meaningful” looks like. We’ll work best if you have a target (audience, goal, outcome) in mind and an interest in figuring out the best way to get there.


For even more guidance, check out these FAQ.

Why don’t you say hello?

If I’m not traveling, I usually respond in 1-2 business days.

👋 I’m not currently accepting new clients. However, you’re welcome to send me a note at laura@laurabosco.com or message me on Twitter at @lauraebosco. I’ll respond when I’m able.

You’ll make my day if you include the following:

  • Your project: What are you cooking up? Do you need content, article refreshes, or the best chicken and dumplings recipe you’ve ever had? ( “All of the above” is an acceptable answer.)
  • Your timeline: Do you want this yesterday? Next week? Next quarter? I’m usually booked out a few weeks, so this is key information.
  • Your budget: Please note my longform projects (ebooks, books, narrative case studies including interviews) start at $3,000 and my monthly engagements start at $1,000 USD.
  • How did you find me: In the whole wide world of the internet, where did you run across my name?

Can’t wait to hear from you. 😊

P.S. If you’re curious about my process or pricing, I answer some common questions on my FAQ page.

What I’ve done

My clients joke about the “Laura Bar” — the high bar I set for any work I touch.

newCo

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SOCO

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