Work and Services

How Can I Help Your Business?

Video Production

Many clients voice their own ads; however, when an ad or video calls for a voiceover or character voice, Kevin can deliver. (See examples below.)​

Business Growth

Many clients voice their own ads; however, when an ad or video calls for a voiceover or character voice, Kevin can deliver. (See examples below.)​

Copywriting

Many clients voice their own ads; however, when an ad or video calls for a voiceover or character voice, Kevin can deliver. (See examples below.)​

Let's Get To Work

Who Can I Help

If you believe authenticity can out-awe glitter, I can help you. Long ago, I so believed in the power of words, I thought I could conjure a happy result out of anything. I was wrong. Deluged by the Wizard in storms of examples and insights, I now understand the powers of excellence, authenticity, and strategy. Words can still sparkle, but real glow comes from red-hot authenticity. If you are authentic…in a good, trusted, way…I can help.

Who Is NOT A Fit For Me

Co-owned businesses can be fantastic…especially if the delegation of duties is understood. But, when one partner says the other is in charge of this or that on a regular rotating basis, it will not work for me…or for you. People who cannot listen to the customer, accept the wisdom of Plan B, or look for a gum ball every day are not good fits.

Copywriting

For years, I simply communicated what I was told to communicate. Dress it up, they said. Now, as part of a WOA partner team, I can call on expertise and experience in so many areas. As a team, we’ll uncover how to accelerate your business growth. As a Myers-Briggs certified practitioner, I can also help you discover some insights in communication, team-building, sales, and leadership in your workplace.

This is an example of a two-voice ad, designed to engage listeners through humor, changing voices, and a writing device which WOA partner Jeff Sexton calls “stretch.”

The Van’s Thriftway ads take familiar scenarios (the press conference and play-by-play) to talk about shopping in a humorous way. The “baseball” ad calls attention to the advent of increasing male shoppers. “Donutello” simply uses wordplay to refer to the bakers as artists.

Tasty Tuesday Lunch moves quickly with multiple references and asides. It is a simple concept reinforced multiple ways.