GEN-Z SPEAKER/GEN-Z COPYWRITING/GEN-Z MARKETING

female gen-z speaker delivering a talk on gen-z copywriting to a room of gen-zrs

hi, my name's carolyn. i'm a 25 year old gen-z copywriter, speaker, and founder of Word Tonic; a paid community of 2500+ gen-z writers i built all by myself

I do talks on gen-z marketing, on copywriting, on careers for young people, on being weird and i do it in ways that defy traditional expectations of professionalism. and i'm passionate about helping young people into the creative industry.
aka, just really fucking weird

Ok i really hate talking like that but i had to do it for the SEO so please accept this picture of me licking a toilet as a sign of my forgiveness for putting you through that:

Did that…shock you?

If it did, it’s okay. A lot of people look at a picture look that and think, ‘aight, i’m out.’

But you?

You’re different.

You’re still reading.

But truth is, I did that to test you.

I do it all time.

You see, I love to defy what society expects of me when it comes to acting professional. I love to defy what the world thinks I should be like in my creative career. And I love to show fellow young people that they don't need to sacrifice their personality or who they really are in their professional careers.

Now this isn’t the fucking about me page so I can't yap for years but if you wanna find out more about me and my story from alcoholic parent uni-drop out to 25 year old copywriter who created a paid community of 2500 gen-z copywriters and - JUST CLICK HERE.

If you’re looking for a female, gen-z speaker who;

Understands gen-z (uhm, because they are gen-z)

Can yap for days about GEN-Z marketing (because they literally built a community of 2.5k gen-z writers from scratch)

Knows a thing or two about community building (also because they built a community of 2.5k paying members from scratch)

Can inspire young people/get them pumped up about their careers in a way that isn’t fuck boring and actually speaks their language (bcs sorry, talking like you’re a 50 yr old professor is not connecting)

Can help you lean more into your ‘weird’ and your personality in your career (aka, not sacrificing yourself for the sake of professionalism)

Then hit me up.

LEGO HIT ME UP TO GIVE THEIR CREATIVE TEAM A LESSON IN MEME-MAKING (and being yourself)

one of the memes produced was literally 'send me your brix pics.'

watch the full talk HERE

female gen-z speaker giving a talk to lego's creative team on gen-z marketing and gen-z memes, and how she founded word tonic

CREATIVE LIVES IN PROGRESS HIT ME UP TO BE A KEYNOTE SPEAKER ON COMMUNITY BUILDING, AND HOW TO BUILD CONNECTION WITH GEN-Z

and i shared how i built a community of 2500 gen-z copywriters from scratch

watch the full talk HERE

gen-z speaker giving a keynote talk on community building and how to talk to gen-z

FIRST CHOICE (TUI) HIT ME UP TO LEAD A COPYWRITING EVENT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE THAT WOULDN’T BE BORING, WOULD ACTUALLY SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE AND GET THEM LAUGHING (while being valuable)

i created a literal theatre show OF AN EVENT (there was a hamster, there was a marriage proposal, there was music and - you get the picture)

watch the full talk HERE

I do talks on gen-z marketing, on copywriting, on careers for young people, on being weird and i *do it in ways that defy traditional expectations of professionalism. and i'm passionate about helping young people into the creative industry. *aka, just really fucking weird

Ok i really hate talking like that but i had to do it for the SEO so please accept this picture of me licking a toilet as a sign of my forgiveness for putting you through that:

LEGO HIT ME UP TO GIVE THEIR CREATIVE TEAM A LESSON IN MEME-MAKING (and being yourself)

CREATIVE LIVES IN PROGRESS HIT ME UP TO BE A KEYNOTE SPEAKER ON COMMUNITY BUILDING, AND HOW TO BUILD CONNECTION WITH GEN-Z

I do talks on gen-z marketing, on copywriting, on careers for young people, on being weird and i do it in ways that defy traditional expectations of professionalism. and i'm passionate about helping young people into the creative industry.
aka, just really fucking weird