I help people say what they mean.
In an era of noise and misdirection, honesty connects.
My collaborative copywriting process excavates authentic stories.
Together, we discover who you are and what you need to say.
Nonprofits, entrepreneurs, artists, big brands. No matter who you are,
I can help you find your voice and use it well.
My clients include:
Featured Work
Scriptwriting
Client: Rockbox & The Kauffman Foundation
KC Addy Award Winner
Scriptwriting
Client: Children’s Mercy Hospital
Gold Telly Award Winner
Copywriting
Client: Sporting Kansas City
SKC asked me to write a manifesto for the 2018 season to inform social content, marketing messages and in-stadium hype videos.
Project-Based Writing
Scriptwriting
Copywriting
Brand Messaging
Voice Development
Branded Content
Internal Campaigns
Nonprofit Appeals
Presentation & Pitch Punch-Ups
Speechwriting
...and more…
Editorial Consulting
Wrestling with a particular writing task?
Can’t figure out why your copy isn’t connecting?
Having trouble uncovering the core of your message?
Totally blocked?
We’ll work it out together. Grab a beverage and your favorite writing utensil. Take a deep breath. Things might get a little weird. We’ll use a variety of tools—guided free writing, character explorations, voice emulation, old-fashioned deep conversation—to get you unstuck and reacquainted with your authentic voice.
$125 — 90 minutes — virtual only
Hi, I’m Sarah Magill.
Mags Media is my copywriting business. As a writer and artist, I’ve long been fascinated by how humans seek and share truth(s). That curiosity surfaced early in my professional life—my master’s degree thesis compared “constructions of authenticity” in music criticism publications. After grad school and some minor touring with my band at the time, I became a writer and trends researcher at Hallmark Cards. My work there allowed me to examine the ways different communities express honest emotion. I launched Mags Media in 2016 to amplify an even wider spectrum of authentic voices. I now have the privilege of helping my clients find language that fits their truths, their stories and their messages.
Please note: If I find out a potential client promotes inequality (or supports others who do), I have and will continue to turn down those opportunities.
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