Meet the CEO

Meet Taylor de la Fuente, the bigmouth behind Bigmouth Copy

My mom always warned me my big mouth would get me in trouble one day. Turns out she was right…if by "trouble" she meant building a copywriting business off the exact thing she told me to tone down.

I've got a big mouth, and I'm not sorry about it, because I know words are powerful as hell.

Words can make you disappear in a crowd, or stop someone mid-scroll.

Words can make a stranger feel like an outsider, or make them feel like they finally found their people.

Words can turn a business that's just getting by into one that's thriving while you sleep, or while you're on maternity leave, or sunbathing in Maui without checking your email once.

Copywriter and Bigmouth Copy CEO, Taylor de la Fuente, wears a white blouse and black faux leather pants. She wears red lipstick and smiles widely and warmly at the camera.

I've been putting words to work since 2013, and I'm using mine for good, starting with this: most business websites are boring as shit, and it's not because the businesses behind them are boring. It's because somewhere along the way, everyone decided "professional" meant "sound like a corporate pamphlet" and "safe" meant "say nothing anyone could disagree with." I think that's a damn shame, and I think you know it too.

Here's who I actually built Bigmouth Copy for: creative thinkers. The ones with a bold voice they've been sanding down to fit a template because someone told them that's what a "real business" sounds like. If you've ever softened a sentence on your own website because it felt too you — too weird, too opinionated, too much — I want you to know that instinct was wrong. That sentence was a good one. That's the one that gets you clients who actually get it.

It's scary running a business that doesn't look like everyone else's in your industry. You've got a hundred things demanding your attention, competitors who all sound suspiciously identical, and real pressure to bring in the money. So it's tempting to grab a $20 template, slap your logo on it, and call it done.

But you've gotta be brave.

It's time to stand out and own the thing that makes you different, so the right people recognize you as exactly who they've been looking for. And the good news is, you don't have to figure out how to say it yourself, because that's my whole job. I've hand-picked a team who give a lot of fucks about getting your voice right, and together we've helped businesses that do everything from coaching to law to photography stop sounding like a template and start sounding like themselves. I cannot wait to help you tell your story loud enough that people actually stop and listen.

Taylor de la Fuente

The bigmouth behind Bigmouth Copy. My superpower? Finding yours.

https://bigmouthcopy.com
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