The Write Path is based in Canberra, offering business copywriting, content writing, editing and proofreading services.

Reliable, professional and insightful, Shae at The Write Path will help you make the best possible impression with your words.

Not sure where to start? Ask me a question now!

She has a way with words that is invaluable, we call it ‘her magic dust’ – making the end product truly shine. 

 

Shae at The Write Path is our secret weapon in the war against boring ‘been done’ content. 

 

We would not have won the 2023 GOLD Award for best Cultural Tourism Destination at the National Tourism Awards without her.

 

Shae enhanced my content to make it web-ready, accessible and relevant.

 

There is no doubt that the final report would not have presented the research in such an easy to read and understandable way without Shae being involved.

 

Everyone working on the project was thrilled with Shae’s professionalism and positive attitude.

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Cheers to the decade

Beginnings When I registered my business in late 2014, I had 2 children in primary school. One was 8 and one was 5. We also had a young and exuberant 11-month-old dog. At the time, I worked in an open plan area of the house, often to the backdrop of tunes from ABC...

Tools for writers

Even strong writers can find it difficult to put words together. Think tight timeframes, limited source information and writer's block! We can all use a little help at times. As part of my writing and editing services, I call on a variety of tools to inspire me, check...

Make your web content understandable

The Web Content Accessiblility Guidelines (WCAG 2.1) outline four main principles:content is perceivablecontent is operablecontent is understandablecontent is robust.While each principle is important, my main focus is creating understandable web content...

Subjectively balanced

There’s a fine line between creative copywriting and using correct grammar and punctuation. Sometimes it’s a balancing act.

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