What have our copywriters been up to?
Check out some of the recent copywriting, messaging and brand building projects our copywriters have been working on.
“The copy & SEO work was so fantastic that it helped us land a really good price for our web development. Jo's effective process meant she completely understood our brand, our customers and the message we were wanting to share with the world.” – Lou Corteen, Urban Forager Founder & Director
Focusing on six experience content pillars, our copywriters took a deep dive to find the right words for this dreamy region abundant in wild nature, ancient culture, indulgence, adventure, exceptional produce and simple joys.
NeverEnding Experiences is that rare dream of a copywriting gig. Food, hospitality, tourism and event marketing all rolled into one beautifully crafted new passion brand with an enchanting story. No, not the one with Falkor the Luck Dragon. NeverEnding’s story was inspired by its founder’s most cherished memories of holiday family gatherings.
If you want to hold the shortest of attention spans, you have to dive deep for pearls – otherwise, your audience will just keep swimming. Find out how our copywriters went to great depths with Deep Sea Creative to create their website home page content.
Our friends at FutureNow and Tourism WA handed us a brief we were made for – conducting one-on-one interviews with the cream of the tourism, hospitality and events crop to create a suite of authentic occupational case studies.
‘Why are you called Caboodle?’ people ask us. Because our copywriters do the whole creative kit and copywriting caboodle. Brand and product naming. Messaging and taglines. Marketing copy. Website content. The works. And every now and then we get to work on the whole shebang, like we did for Hemponics.
Creating case studies that give a true-to-life representation of real-world careers, we interviewed more of Western Australia’s brightest guiding lights in media and publishing; print and graphic arts; visual art and design; performing arts; screen; digital technology; galleries, museums and libraries; sports, fitness and recreation; and racing and equine.
Notes from our 2023 ‘Walking On A Dream’ email marketing journey with Tourism Western Australia.
Every now and then, our freelance copywriters are able to carve out some time to do a little pro bono work. It feels good to use our skills to do some good in the world. And that’s why we were more than happy to help when Neil Pennock from the TLR Foundation approached us.
Our copywriters love their food. We also love working with clients who do good. So, when we were approached by the lovely people at Gather Foods – Perth’s leading Aboriginal-owned food company – we couldn’t wait to get our teeth into the job.
As freelance copywriters, we’re pretty jammy. We get to work with some great people on wonderful brands that genuinely have something special to say and want to say it in an equally special way. Like the prolific Meg Coffey and the wonderful State of Social.
Our brief was to write three product description pages for Palinopsia Ceramics - a passion brand that bangs the no-ho-hum drum. We knew this was a client and a project we were going to love. See what took shape.
FutureNow approached our copywriters with a mission to help people of all ages navigate and feel positive about their career decision-making journey, and we got to work on shaping the whole feel of that first introductory step.
MNG is one of Australia’s leading surveying firms, with a long history of pioneering new technologies and solutions that give their clients a clear edge. But like a lot of highly technical businesses, the MNG team hasn’t always told that story very well. Their new website changes all that.
Gambling is just a bit of fun. Until it isn’t. Until you’re gambling with cash you can’t afford to lose, your savings, your relationships, your family’s wellbeing, your future. And this was the kernel of an idea we developed for WA’s latest Gamble Aware campaign.
Rock Solid Data in Perth helps smart Australian mining companies extract maximum value from their data so they can work even smarter. It’s complex, technical stuff. Our website copywriters’ challenge: writing content for their new site that makes the technical feel accessible and the complex simple.
Our copywriters do pretty much everything, word-wise. Brand naming. Messaging. Copywriting. You name it. That’s why we’re called Caboodle – we offer the whole copywriting kit and whathaveyou. But it’s not every day we’re asked to (hic!) create a new name, messaging and story for a new wine.
It’s a dream job and always a huge pleasure working with the content management team at Tourism Western Australia. But it really was a big privilege for Caboodle to contribute to the special edition eDM for the launch of the new brand for Western Australia – Walking On A Dream.
Once the borders opened, Tourism Western Australia called on our copywriters to keep fuelling WA’s appetite for adventuring at home, as well as reminding east coasters and Kiwis of those dreamscapes they’d experienced vicariously via Insta during covid.
Mosaic is a very special disability services provider. Their clients’ inspirational stories make that obvious. So, when our copywriters were asked to help create Mosaic’s first-ever campaign to inspire people with disability in Perth to realise their dreams with Mosaic, we knew where to find the campaign’s heroes.
Backsafe Australia gets things done. If a client has a safety or productivity challenge – or both – the Backsafe team solves it, providing out-of-the-box workplace equipment or outside-the-box custom solutions. But they had a problem: how to tell their whatever-it-takes story.
An established market-leading team. A unique situation that meant they had to rebrand. An old business name with lots of brand equity just begging to be dusted off. Yep, this was a curly one. But our copywriters love curly ones.
You read it here first. It is possible to write brochures for a financial services firm that you might actually want to read. Yes, really.
Everybody who’s anybody in the world of digital marketing will be at Optus Stadium in Perth on 23 and 24 August for Australia’s brightest, brainiest, bestest digital marketing event: State of Social ’22. And once again, our copywriters have been helping the irrepressible Meg Coffey share the SOS 22 love.
Connect Advisory wanted a new look and website to mark a new era. But as is often the case, it turned out that the up-and-coming consultancy in Canberra needed a bit more than a new visual ID and online home.
Custom websites = Good. Template websites = Bad. Or so conventional website development wisdom would tell you. Bad for UX. Bad for SEO. Just bad. Except they don’t have to be.
When Noobill was launched as a bill-tracking app, George Wang – the app’s creator – set out to make bill management easier. But as Noobill’s user base grew, so too did its purpose. It meant Noobill needed a new name. A name that would help the app grow even more.
Monument Advisory was already one of Perth’s most progressive financial services businesses. One name change and a new website later, Scope Advisory is a financial advice and wealth management brand that looks and feels it.
Mosaic is one of Perth’s most respected disability service providers, but their messaging and website didn’t do them, their reputation or suite of services justice. See how our copywriters helped the Mosaic team piece their messaging, website and marketing together.
Paul (the tall half of Caboodle) submitted an entry in Future Super’s billboard competition and (drum roll) he won! Find out more about Future Super and take a closer look at the ad.