At Velocity Media We Write to Sell.

When we write we don't just put together cleverly crafted copy, we utilise neuromarketing techniques that appeal to the 'buy buttons' of your target market. We have made the psychology of buying our lifelong passion so that every word we write for you is designed to generate results.

Web Copywriting

Everyday potential customers are online browsing websites and comparing products. Stop giving leads to competitors, turn your browsers into buyers with engaging copy for your website, email campaigns, e-zines and advertisements.

Promotional Copywriting

Well written copy entices, excites, excudes professionalism and compels readers to take action. Make your promotional material count with professional copy for advertisements, brochures, media releases, sales letters, speeches and more.

Blog and Article Writing

We provide full blog management for busy professionals, from the initial set-up of your Corporate Blog to writing regular posts on your behalf. You determine the frequency and topics, we do the rest!

Social Media Engagement

Want to increase your web traffic and brand awareness through social media? We help build your online influence through set-up and management of your Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter profiles.

Book and E-book Writing

Need help writing or polishing a book or e-book? From idea generation and planning to promotion and publicity we can help you produce an easily marketable book that engages readers and establishes you as an expert.

Public Relations

Looking to fast track your Marketing and Public Relations campaign? Acting as your outsourced marketing team, we manage your online and offline Marketing and PR campaigns from planning and budgeting to implementation and evaluation.

Recent Blog Posts

How to Create High Impact, User-Friendly Web Copy

Welcome to the web, where you literally only have seconds to make an impact with your audience. In just a few short sentences you need to achieve the delicate balance of giving readers enough information to keep them interested but not too much information that it completely overwhelms them.

Your web audience is an interesting one. According to Dr Jakob Neilson, one of the world’s foremost authorities on web usability, 79% of website readers scan rather than read word for word on a page, and they do so in an F shaped pattern. As a result the average person only reads about 28% of the content on a web page*.

Preparing for a Media Interview

A media interview is a fantastic opportunity to raise your profile, and when handled correctly it can position you as a key expert and generate you business. But it can also be can be the source of much fear. So here are nine tips to help you successfully prepare for an interview if you are contacted by a journalist:

Delivering Your Message To The Media

Print, radio and television are very different when it comes to packaging the news for their audiences. To position yourself as a good media source you need to understand the differences and respond accordingly. Here are some tips to help you prepare your messages:

How To Get Around The 'Tough' Questions In A Media Interview

Clever interviewees don’t refuse to answer tough questions they work out a way to get around them. Below are some proven techniques for avoiding difficult questions, though keep in mind that any evasive answer can be counteracted with a good follow up question.

How to Handle a Cold Call from a Journalist

If a journalist called and asked you for an interview would you know what to do or say? Most people believe they have have to take a passive approach with the media, but this isn't the case. Here are six questions you should ask when you receive a cold call from a journalist.