Communications specialist for health and social services
Need a reliable and supportive sidekick to promote your social impact?
I’m here to help.
Words to make a difference
Friendly, supportive and cost-effective specialist communications services to amplify your cause.
I provide SEO web pages, blog posts, newsletters, content writing and publicity with a focus on inclusive language and digital accessibility.
What I do
Content strategy
Earn your audience’s attention with a planned program of valuable and business-aligned content.
SEO copywriting
Balance the demands of your human readers and the algorithms to improve search results.
Inclusive language
Be an ally to the communities you support with inclusive language that is respectful and up-to-date.
Digital accessibility
Respect web visitors’ needs with a user experience that meets Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
Hi. I’m Tanya Hollis.
I bring decades of experience – and a couple of degrees – in media and marketing communications. Read more on my About page.
But what my clients appreciate most is the enthusiasm and creative energy I bring.
When I work with you, I’m in ‘boots and all’. I’ll be on your team, singing your praises and looking for effective ways to shine a light on the amazing work you do.
What makes my copy different?
I use my powers for good to help you:
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create inclusive and accessible content
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reject stereotypes around age, gender, race, culture, disability, neurodivergence and mental illness
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communicate within the social model of disability
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prioritise people’s abilities
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avoid ableist narratives
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understand and reflect evolving language preferences.
Brands I’ve worked with
Let’s build equity and inclusion together
Like my wonderful clients, I want to contribute to a fair and inclusive world that celebrates the diversity of the human experience.
That’s why I will donate 5% of revenue each quarter to an autistic-led registered charity.
Watch my socials to learn about the organisations and #actuallyautistic advocates making a tremendous difference to the lives of neurodivergent Australians.