I help product teams, marketers, and brands evaluate their content—whether AI-generated, AI-assisted, or human-written—so they know what’s working, what’s broken, and what’s missing.
In an era where anyone can generate 5,000 words in 5 seconds, volume is cheap. Precision and heart are rare. I don't just proofread; I run diagnostic tests to ensure your content connects, persuades, and drives action.
I don’t rewrite your message (unless you want me to). I diagnose it so your team can publish with absolute confidence.
Landing page, email sequence, sales ad, or raw AI draft. Send over what you're working on.
I run your copy through my proprietary clarity framework to detect blind spots, robotic drift, and friction.
You receive a clear scorecard detailing what’s solid, what’s risky, and exact priority fixes to execute.
These are the 5 critical filters your copy should pass through before going public:
Is the message instantly easy to understand at first blush? Does it highlight benefits over feature-bloat?
Does it sound human and have heart? Is it on-brand, believable, and authoritative where it counts?
Is there a clear, compelling next step? Does it leverage active voice to create momentum?
Does the logic and order support seamless reading with zero repeated buzzwords or circular phrasing?
Does it read like a machine wrote it? Eliminates clichés like "leveraging solutions in this digital landscape."
Every audit includes individual filter scores out of 5 and prioritized next-action steps.
See exactly what an executive audit deliverable looks like.
The Copy Auditor Framework v2.5
The introduction is clear but supporting points are muddled by feature-stuffing. Prioritize benefits and simplify subheads.
Tone is mostly consistent but slips into casual language where authority is needed. Passive voice used twice weakens claims.
Passive voice is not persuasive. Use active voice consistently. CTAs are weak—strengthen with action-oriented verbs.
Several phrases are repetitive (e.g. "innovative solutions" repeated 3 times). Streamline to avoid clutter.
Overuse of em dashes and dated phrases like "digital landscape" and "leveraging solutions." Replace with natural brand tone.
5 = Excellent · 4 = Strong · 3 = Noticeable issues · 2 = Major issues · 1 = Overhaul
I'm offering a few no-cost audits this month to test the system. Let me diagnose your copy so you can publish with confidence.
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