Red Rock Writing and me

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I write for businesses so you don’t have to. Whether that’s websites, funding applications, blogs, case studies, reports or tenders – if you need it written, I can probably help.

Don’t know what you need to get the results you want? That's where project managing comes in. I can help you work out that out, and then plan it with you and provide you an ongoing writing service to support your business needs. I offer writing services on a project basis as well as longer strategic solutions, including fractional copywriting.

How fast will I do it?

Every project is different but if you know your scope, tone, length and keyword/s, you can expect a turn-around of 3 - 5 working days. I can take on rush work, subject to a fee and availability.

Need some guidance on what will make your idea shine? I can also work with you to tease out your business needs; it will take a little longer, but it will be worth it!

Want to see my business?

 
Head to Red Rock Writing where I work with SMEs who need writing that works. I combine project management with writing expertise for effective fuss-free results.

I started this business when I moved back from Sydney to Cork in 2019. Most days you’ll find me strategising with clients, polishing plans and writing long form content including reports, e-books and case studies.

Want to know a little more about me?

 
I am a business writer and events manager, based in Cork city in Ireland. I have contributed content and features to various publications including the Irish Examiner, Sydney Morning Herald, Beer and Brewer magazine and Virgin Australia's in-flight magazine.

Ready to get started? Contact me today at sadhbh@redrock.ie

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