Stacey Smith of Spalding launches writing service to support businesses
Exceptional content is not a luxury, it’s a necessity, says Stacey Smith who is launching her own venture offering copywriting and business support services this month.
Smiths Writing Services will provide a range of copy and content writing, proof reading and editing, blog services, web design and social media content strategies.
Stacey, who lives in Spalding and currently works part-time in HR, can also create policies and procedures, company names and taglines as well as lend a hand with research and other admin tasks.
She has worked in a range of industries – including teaching English to SEN secondary school pupils, working as an auxiliary nurse on a stroke ward, running a social communication group for children who are neurodiverse and roles in aviation and aerospace communications - and hopes her diverse background will stand her in good stead as she launches her new business.
She also has a BA (hons) degree in English literature, alongside business qualifications and is currently studying for a level two qualification in understanding autism, to better support her son, who has additional needs.
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“Writing is something I’ve always been passionate about, but when we started a family I needed something more stable,” says Stacey, who is married to Adam, with whom she has a three-year-old son.
“Now post-covid it feels like a good time to relaunch things. I love anything business and admin related, including paperwork and typing.
“I truly believe that it is not my qualifications, but my raw and varied life experience that makes me the perfect person to empathise, to support and to get results for businesses.
“I want to step in, to stop businesses from being overwhelmed and give business owners the freedom to choose what they do with their valuable time.”
Stacey says business owners often think they need to do everything themselves, when in reality certain jobs can be outsourced to a freelancer.
“In supporting my business, people are not lining corporate pockets, they are helping to make long lasting memories - which are priceless.
“I understand the struggles business owners are facing and I have a real passion for helping where I can, it’s what I love doing,” she adds.
“My tagline is that ‘exceptional content is not a luxury, it’s a necessity’ and I really want to help people with that.”
*To find out how Stacey can help your business email info@smithswritingservices.co.uk
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