Creative direction, brand strategy and copywriting.
Creative direction
Creatives are a gift, but they need freedom to work – with someone else handling the strategy and context.
I’m the someone else: the conduit between business plan and magic.
Brand development
From the birth of a brand to rebranding, I’ve seen it all. It can be a bloody process, but beautiful.
People are busy running a business, so I dream the dream and make change easy.
Strategic copywriting
Fifteen years in the game. A grandmother of copywriting. Anyone can write, but writing well – writing to BEWITCH – is another matter.
Strategic copywriting is the difference.
AI training
I’ve been working with and writing about AI in creative since 2022. In the last couple of years, I’ve been training AI for products, building agents that are consistent, useful, reassuring and on-brand.
“I commissioned Honor to write weekly blog posts giving expert impartial advice to educate our target SME audience on digital marketing, as part of an SEO content strategy.
“Her delivery is always original, engaging and informative – striking the right balance between our corporate tone of voice and her own distinctive writing style. Honor regularly shows great initiative by identifying relevant stories and upcoming trends to write about, and her articles always prove popular both on the site in terms of page views and comments, and by getting great reach and shares on our social channels.
“Basically, she’s an invaluable member of any content marketing team and the last eight years have been a lot of fun!“
Eleanor Craig, Head of Digital Content at Yell
Here we go again: Edwardian button boots
After several failures, I think I’ve found the antique button boots for my life. They’re a pair of black walking boots with a low heel, a brogue-style toe and all their original buttons. Made by Jones (as in Jones Bootmaker) and quite late considering people had mostly moved to laces by this point – a…
Solving stiff deadstock denim
A great pair of 70s jeans is really a must, and it took me years of longing to find mine. A deadstock pair of 1970s Lee bellbottoms on the Oxfam online shop – £12.99! Label still on! Unbelievable. Yuh, sure. Unbelievable until I tried to get them on my body during a heatwave. Not only…
Oh, these old things?






