Jessica Larsen writes words.
Sometimes in books. Sometimes on websites. Sometimes on the back of the napkin that came with her breakfast burrito.
words TOO.
I spent the first few decades of my life doing what I thought I “should” be doing... Which is how I found myself studying law and media at uni, despite not having much interest in it.
I graduated (with honours) and got myself a "proper" job. Then, after one month working in legislative policy (which was exactly as boring as it sounds), I finally admitted to myself I was on the wrong path and promptly began plotting my escape.
After a year of planning, brainstorming, and saving my ass off, I cut free from my corporate cubicle and never looked back, setting up shop as a freelance copywriter, editor and ghostwriter.
That was nine years ago. Since then (there's no way to avoid sounding wanky here, so prepare yourself) I’ve written hundreds of high converting websites. I’ve crafted sales pages and sales emails that have resulted in multiple hundo-thundo launches. And I've helped my clients bring a heap of books into the world — including five books with major publishers like Penguin RandomHouse, HarperCollins, and Audible (two of which are legit bestsellers).
home is:
Brisbane, Australia, with my husband and daughter.
addicted to:
Audiobooks, kombucha, long walks, sheet masks.
hobbies:
Mainlining coffee, buying houseplants, and wearing two-day old yoga pants
this morning:
I rolled out of bed, made porridge for my daughter, and explained to her (for the 374th time) that crayons aren't for eating.
From “following the rules”, to writing my own.
I’ve been called a ‘miracle worker’ by my clients.
(Just to balance it out, I’ve also been called a ‘poop-head’ by my daughter, and a ‘regular’ by the guy at the bottle shop.)
Poop and pinot aside, if it would feel like a miracle right now to have your book fully realised, you're in the right place. And I’m so glad you’re here...
There is so much that I don’t know.
Like how to keep houseplants alive and how to not eat the whole block of chocolate, for starters.
But there’s one thing I do know with absolute certainty:
life is too short to not do the work you were put on this planet to do.
So...
Real talk:
I'm here to help you do that.
If there’s a book inside you, I want to help you get it out of your head and
If there’s art in your heart, demanding to be made, I want to inspire you
And if you’ve got something to say, I want to help you
into the world.
to make it.
fully express yourself.
Book coaching (to help you get unstuck and bring your book to life)
Here's where we can start...
Copywriting
eCourse
(to learn exactly how I write sales pages for my 1:1 clients)
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Inspiration to get your butt in the chair and write your heart out. (Get it on the blog.)
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My book proposal template.
(It's free. And it works. With big-ass publishers. #woohoo)
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Take me there >
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Book coaching
(to help you get unstuck and bring your book to life)
Copywriting eCourse (to learn EXACTLY how I write sales pages for my 1:1 clients)
My book proposal template. (It's free.
It works. With big-ass publishers.)
bookshelf:
Spotify:
Audible:
to-do list:
four thousand weeks
folklore
Between Two Kingdoms
"buy fairy wings"
(NoT FOR ME, IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING)
Here's what's on my:
Mind:
IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER: my DAUGHTER, Coffee, & smashing the patriarchy
"Jess is a super-talent and a TOTAL pro...
To have someone give you that kind of electric clarity? Priceless."
read THE REVIEWS
so they say:
Rachel MacDonald,
copywriting client
Jessica Larsen is a book coach, copywriter and editor who helps women tell stories with impact, sound their best on the page, and bring their book dreams to life.
She's worked on books like Mastering Your Mean Girl, Open Wide, Comparisonitis and PurposeFULL by bestselling author Melissa Ambrosini, and Searching For Something by Kt Marie Wallis.
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