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Under the name of Heyward Rigby Communications, Tom Rigby has provided a freelance writing service since 1994, supplying words which have inspired, persuaded, entertained, challenged and informed business and consumer audiences throughout the world.
A natural communicator, almost 15 years of media, marketing and publishing experience has given him an intuitive feel for client needs, bringing fresh thinking to their approach and creating high quality, affordable solutions across both traditional and new media.
I’m often asked what exactly it is that I do. Well, when Evelyn Waugh said, "I put the words down and push them about a bit", he wasn’t far from the truth. But there’s more to copywriting than a string of buzzwords or a clever turn of phrase.
What I provide is a service which clients can plug into as and when required, whether researching and writing from scratch, providing quick copy to meet a pressing deadline or appraising, editing and updating existing content.
In a communications market where the demand for attention is insatiable and the messages relentless, difference is everything. It’s that difference which has persuaded clients to knock on my door time and again. But don't just take my word for it.
"Having commissioned Tom on a number of projects over the past three years, I would recommend him to any organisation looking for a creative, versatile writer who understands the business of business."
"We have given Tom a range of deadlines over the years, varying from tight to very tight to almost impossibly tight. We have yet to be let down."
"Tom is one of the few writers I have come across who consistently delivers concept and copy way beyond our expectations."
"There are very few people I would allow to put words in my mouth. Tom is one of them."
"Faced with a difficult brief and a tight deadline, Tom managed to capture the essence of our company and the imagination of our audience."
"Why do we employ Tom? His ability to think positively while all around him seem to be despairing, his determination to cut a swathe through corporate defences intent on stifling meaningful communication and his capability to meet even the most unrealistic deadlines."
