Hey, I’m Racheal.

And yes, my name is misspelled. More on that in a minute.

Here’s the thing about me…

I’m a mom of four kiddos who range from tiny humans to almost-adults. I have a dog who thinks I can’t function without him (he might be right).

I drink just the right amount of matcha (though, admittedly, I’ve been told it may be a little much) and can sing along to pretty much any Broadway musical you throw at me.

Oh, and at 39, I decided to go back to school, finish my Associate’s Degree, and am now a Pre-Law student (because there’s more than one way up the mountain, and I’m determined to make it to the top).

But here’s what you’re probably more interested in knowing…

I’ve been a professional writer for 15 years, and I still wake up excited about this work.

And about that spelling thing? My mom was exhausted from labor when she filled out my birth certificate and misspelled my name. So I literally came into this world with my first typo.

Kind of took the pressure off when I started copy editing and writing for a living!

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I help creators find their buried message and turn it into words that work.

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Not templated, cookie-cutter copy that sounds like everyone else. But messaging that sounds like you - the real you, the one your audience fell in love with in the first place.

I’ve worked with:

  • Ad agencies managing millions in spend who needed creative direction that matched their expertise.

  • Media agencies serving the biggest names in the creator economy.

  • Copywriting agencies behind influential industry leaders.

  • Entrepreneurs whose message got cloudy as their business grew.

  • Coaches who are brilliant in person but struggle to capture that in writing.

What makes my human-first messaging method different?

I don’t start with formulas. I start with your audience.

Not just the surface-level stuff everyone else asks about - age, gender, income, geography. We go deeper.

We dig into the thoughts that keep them up at 2 AM. The worries that hit them first thing in the morning. The conversations they’re having in their head that they’ve never said out loud.

Because here’s what I’ve learned over the past 15 years of copywriting…

When you know your audience that deeply - when you can meet them in their actual thoughts and feelings - they don’t just consider your offer. They feel seen.

And when people feel truly seen, everything changes.

How we actually work together

Most people think messaging is about finding the right words to describe what you do. But that's backwards.

Great messaging starts with getting inside your audience's head so completely that when they read your words, they think, “How did she know exactly what I was thinking?"

  • Not who they are, but what they think about. What keeps them scrolling at midnight? What makes their stomach drop when they think about their business? What would make them feel like someone finally gets it?

  • The way you talk when you're excited about helping someone. When you're explaining something you care about. When you're being completely yourself.

  • We take what you naturally want to say and say it in a way that lands in their actual thoughts and feelings.

    The result is copy that doesn't just inform - it connects. Because it's written for real humans having real thoughts, not demographic profiles.

The Work I Love Most

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    Human-First Messaging Lab

    Where we uncover what's buried and turn it into copy that converts through connection.

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    Rooted Messaging Intensive

    Deep-dive strategy for creators ready to understand their audience at the psychological level.

  • A blank sketchbook with a black ink drawing of the words 'Thank You' in cursive, surrounded by leaves and vines, with drawing tools (compass, mechanical pencil, gel pen, marker) laid out on a white surface.

    Fractional Creative Direction

    Ongoing support for businesses that need messaging expertise rooted in real audience understanding.

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Life beyond the laptop

A long time ago, I learned what it felt like to not have a voice.

As an abuse survivor, I spent years feeling like my words didn't matter, like my story wasn't allowed to be told. I know what it's like to feel invisible, unheard, like no one really gets what you're going through.

So when I see brilliant creators struggling to find their voice in their business - when they know what they want to say but can't seem to say it in a way that lands - I get it.

And I also get what it feels like to finally be heard. To have someone see you and understand you completely.

That's what I want for you. And that's what I want your audience to feel when they read your words.

Your message isn't broken. It's just buried.

And that's where I come in.

When I'm not helping creators find their voice, you'll find me…

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Attempting to keep four kids fed, happy, and moderately clean (success rate varies) while also teaching them to escape the ordinary and go for their dreams…

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Taking way too many pictures of my dog being a dog (but I can’t help it… he’s so cuuuute).

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Listening to Hamilton for the 847th time (still not tired of it)… “Why do you write like you're running out of time?
Write day and night like you're running out of time…”

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And studying for my Bachelor’s in Pre-Law before starting law school… in my 40s… with 4 kids… and a business… Because there’s more than one way up the mountain - I’ll meet you at the top.

The truth is, I love the messiness of real life.

The chaos, the imperfection, the beautiful humanity of it all.

And that's exactly what I bring to your messaging - not polish that hides who you are, but human-first messaging that helps people see the real you and know they’re not alone.

Ready to find what’s buried?

If you're tired of sounding like everyone else...

If you know you have something important to say but can't seem to find the words that land...

If you want messaging that doesn't just inform but actually connects...

I’d love to talk.

No pressure. No pitch. Just a conversation about what's possible when you really understand your audience and find words that meet them where they are.

P.S. - Yes, I really am that obsessed with my dog. And yes, I can probably out-sing you on any Lin-Manuel Miranda song (off pitch, but the lyrics will be spot on). Also, yes, going back to school at 39 with four kids is exactly as chaotic as it sounds. But the best things usually are. Here’s to life and all its strange, beautiful, surprising, and sometimes exhausting moments.