Provenance Hotels

I am a conceptual copywriter, an ideas person! HOWEVER. I am, like, a really good writer. I freelanced for Provenance Hotels (a boutique hotel chain with hotels all over the country) for a number of months at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and during that time I wrote everything for them, from web content and copy, blogs, organic and paid social, emails, banner and trade ads, menus, the voice of the virtual concierge chatbot, a description for a every single room offering, even the social distancing decals and "one person per elevator" posters inside the hotels.

From the dark, lonely confines of quarantine and my unwashed sweatpants, I researched cheerful restaurants and memorable things to do and wrote listicles in great detail, advising people on the best places to go in Boston, New Orleans, and Nashville, all places I have never, ever been. I described exactly how luxurious it would feel to sip champagne and gaze upon your majestic view while taking a hot bath in the spacious tub using the uniquely fragrant soaps, the cold bubbles and orange-ylang ylang tickling your nose as you melt into the steaming water—gonna build a whole International-Coffee-celebrate-the-moments moment for you. Like the greats before me, who probably changed out of their sweatpants more often, I used research, imagination, and skill to immerse my reader in my vision.

I have come up with some very cool ideas for engaging activations, things that would move the needle and make people talk. But the stuff I did here, this was me being a writer.