Genuine helps businesses, charities and organisations of all sizes use words well, and embraces subjects which are hard to love or hard to explain. From print to digital and from reports to campaigns, Genuine can give you the words you need to reach the people you want to.
We work directly for clients and with creative agencies.
We also train businesses in understanding Dyspraxia.
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We’re all about words. Unlike large, branded creative agencies we don’t specialise in one function or type of media, such as marketing and advertising, or social and digital. What matters to us is language and how to use it. Unlike many copywriters we don’t specialise in one subject; and we don’t just want to write about the subjects that everyone else does. Whether it’s bereavement or financial services, we’re most interested in subjects many of us want to avoid but none of us can.
From magazines to proofreading reports
Web and apps
What makes you who you are
Making an impression or YouTube campaigns
From the classroom to the boardroom
Increasing understanding and reducing stigma around challenging subjects
Without waffle and wool. We don’t just “aim to raise awareness…”. We aim for writing that is clear, helpful and influential
From business and technology to the arts
B2B and B2C, from global brand to SME.
Services and social enterprises promoting health and social change.
Are you an agency needing text or a proofreader for a short project? I’m available remotely or within easy reach of offices in South Bucks and Central London or Oxford.
Reports, internal comms, product copy.
Marketing and fundraising aimed at students, alumni, and the community.
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some of our projects
Maxine Frances Roper is a freelance writer and speaker. She writes for a variety of publications on health, education and the arts, and trains businesses and organisations in how to identify and support people with dyspraxia. She has presented to companies from a range of sectors including Sainsburys, IdeasTap, St Mungos, Deloitte, the National Audit Office, the Open University and the Business Disability Forum. She has a keen interest in mental health and its links with dyspraxia and related conditions. As well as journalism and copywriting, she writes fiction and memoir: her first screenplay was longlisted for the BBC Script Room in 2013. She is an advisor to and former trustee of The Dyspraxia Foundation.
I was born in West London in 1984 to an East German mother and Dorset-born father who met in East Berlin. I spent my first year in the world being expected to die and have been stubborn in the face of adversity ever since. At 15, I hit upon journalism as the best way to channel curiosity, obsessive tendencies and a flair for writing and not much else into a career. I wrote my first profile piece at 17, which was a bad idea for lots of reasons but a learning experience in lots of ways. My non-media jobs have ranged from supporting language-impaired children to handling customer complaints for a tobacco firm. I have lived at six different addresses in the last ten years. I like political dramas (fictional and real), plain English, European history, Twitter, theatre, running, and music. I’m a passionate advocate for dyspraxia and mental health. I also blog elsewhere semi-anonymously about things that are too personal or too niche for the press. I spend a lot of time in London, on Twitter, thinking about my book and waiting for an occasion to visit the Donovan Bar. I frequently juggle listening to Radio 4 podcasts on foreign policy with watching 90s soaps on YouTube.
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but is handily based in High Wycombe, Bucks, halfway between Oxford and Central London.
High Wycombe is:
If you know Berlin, Dorset, Durham or Cardiff, that’ll help too!
You can email Genuine at hello@genuinecopy.co.uk
or say hello on Twitter @GenuineCopy
Some information you may find helpful before getting in touch: