Owning a vet practice is a challenging career, with a lot of pressure, limited funds and some very demanding customers.
As a writer for the pet and veterinary industry, I’ve loved taking a look behind the scenes of this often misunderstood world.
My experience reaches from writing for pet owners to writing for Vet Practice magazine. This lets me understand which content works from every angle.
Hiring an independent copywriter saves you from struggling with your own content and means you don’t have to spend big agency fees.
Let a writer who has experience working with vet practices to help you create website copy, blogs and emails that win you more clients.
My name is Clea. I am a regular contributor to Vet Practice magazine and have blogged for companies including Pounce Insurance and Perth’s Vet Connection.
Speaking to a range of vets and animal specialists has helped me gain an understanding of this industry so I can quickly and cost effectively create content which turns readers into customers.
Contact me to discuss copy for your veterinary or pet-based business
After a great deal of hard work in 2019 I submitted an entry to the Australian Small Business Champion Awards, more as a personal challenge than anything else.
When the finalists were announced I was thrilled to be amongst them. It comes down to 600 finalists across more than a dozen categories, from 2000 entries.
The criteria to be selected included the ability to demonstrate outstanding customer service, vision for the future, achievements, environmental contributions and support of your local community.
Pleasing customers is my main goal so I am thrilled to be a finalist. The big night is on March 21st… fingers crossed I win!
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