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Content Strategist / Copywriter

Amanda Rodhe

Content Strategist / Copywriter

Amanda’s non-traditional career path informs her approach to content strategy and copywriting. Working in the performing arts, hospitality, and financial services industries before landing in marketing means she’s gotten up close and personal with all sorts of organizations and individuals.

This diversity of experience shapes everything from her conversations with clients to her writing philosophy. Amanda leans on her analytical thinking, honed in the corporate world, to craft solid strategies that house strong creative work. She puts on her hospitality hat to help her understand and articulate how her client serves their audience. And she uses her acting skills to “get into character” as the brand she’s working with, adapting to their voice and tone with ease.

Recent Perspectives by Amanda

Before you start a newsletter, ask yourself this

Before you start a newsletter, ask yourself this

Marketing is, for better and for worse, an industry influenced by trends. A savvy marketing team knows how to use trends to its advantage. Attuned to the zeitgeist, they can lean…

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Let’s talk dev: Our top tricks, tips, and tools

Let’s talk dev: Our top tricks, tips, and tools

How you present your business online has a real, measurable impact on your real-world success. And it’s not just about aesthetics (though a poppin’ Instagram never…

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How marketers can capitalize on the summer quiet

How marketers can capitalize on the summer quiet

They’re here: the dog days of summer. It’s hot and sticky, people are moving slower than usual, and every week there’s a new group of coworkers out on vacation…

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The secret to great SEO copywriting

The secret to great SEO copywriting

The public discourse around AI has reached a fever pitch, but marketing writers have been considering the robot for a while now. Since the rise of search engines (and, subsequently, search…

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High bounce rate culprits: the big 5

High bounce rate culprits: the big 5

What’s the one thing that will send you running from a website? For me, it’s being hammered with multiple pop-ups the second I arrive. Maybe you abandon sites with glacial load…

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Not a sales cycle, a buyer’s journey (or, from funnel to flywheel)

Not a sales cycle, a buyer’s journey (or, from funnel to flywheel)

In recent years, there’s been a shift in how we talk about sales and marketing. While the cycle and funnel have long been preferred metaphors in our profession, new terms are now usurping them.

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How to create a recession-proof marketing plan

How to create a recession-proof marketing plan

Will we see a recession in 2023? That remains to be seen, though the buzz around this topic has been relentless. Regardless of what happens in the coming months, it’s never a bad idea to…

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How to start organizing your messy marketing data

How to start organizing your messy marketing data

You understand that marketing data plays a vital role in setting marketing goals and measuring your performance against them. But what if your marketing data is too messy to do anything…

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Doing your own design work? Stop.

Doing your own design work? Stop.

There are dozens of products out there purporting to make it easy for anyone to design like a pro. There are graphic design tools like Canva and Adobe Express. Then you’ve got your drag-and-drop…

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Why productivity tracking is awful for creativity

Why productivity tracking is awful for creativity

When I encountered this New York Times article on tracking worker productivity, it sent shivers down my spine. With the boom in remote work arrangements, many employers are on edge…

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