Case Study · 2022–2023

AbleNet, Inc.

First Copywriter
Industry
Assistive Technology
Type
B2B + B2C
Focus
Brand voice · Style guide · Campaigns
Audiences
SLPs, parents, administrators, children
Overview

AbleNet creates accessible technology that transforms lives. Their flagship product, the QuickTalker Freestyle, is a tablet-based speech device for children with limited or no verbal ability — giving a voice to those who need it most.

As AbleNet's first-ever copywriter, I had two goals: streamline the creative process, and develop a core brand strategy from scratch. I built the brand voice, the style guide, the audience profiles, and the workflow infrastructure that the marketing team would use going forward.

What I delivered
01
Brand voice & style guide
Created a comprehensive Style Guide including ASHA-approved accessibility language, audience profiles broken down by demographics, word banks, and templates for every deliverable type and audience segment.
02
Email campaigns
Crafted audience-specific email campaigns tailored to clinical SLPs, administrators, parents, and children — each with distinct tone, vocabulary, and CTAs.
03
Social media content
Wrote posts for LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. Developed messaging frameworks and content pillars for each platform.
04
Resources & collateral
Created activity sheets, device updates, warranty reminders, and other resources for SLPs and parents.
05
Creative workflow
Implemented Monday.com as the marketing CRM and designed a Campaign Brief Template that significantly reduced miscommunication and unnecessary revisions.
06
Website copy audits
Conducted regular audits of AbleNet.com, rewriting copy to align with industry standards.
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