FAQ

Most of the time, yes. 

Sometimes, I’ll collaborate with fellow comedy writers and copywriters depending on the project.

Let’s make one thing clear: The Earth is flat.*

But also: My focus is to make your brand funnier.

And yes, since humor is one of the best ways to stand out and make people like you and trust you more, this will help you increase conversions assuming you have a good service or product. 

As you can see on the homepage, humor has tons of benefits when it comes to marketing (and making someone fall in love with you). Those facts are from a bunch of studies that I analyzed (okay, I asked ChatGPT to summarize them for me). 

You can also hear about the benefits of humor by reading testimonials from some of my clients at the bottom of the homepage.

*This was an example of what is commonly referred to as a “joke”.

Businesses that are not “the funny kind” are the ones that need humor the most.

Take life insurance: Boooooring. Dead Happy does a great job at turning a boring and sad service into something funny.

They’re not Mudita Comedy customers, although that would be great.

I’d like to think that funny marketing is niche enough, so I don’t restrict myself in terms of different industries. 

That being said, I’d love to help industries that need it the most, such as SaaS and finance. 

At the same time, it would be cool to work with companies that already have a lot of potential for humor, such as erotic stores or bidet brands (if you’re from Hello Tushy, get in touch immediately).

I’m a comedy writer turned copywriter. I’ve been writing jokes professionally since 2016 (writing for comedy publications in France and the UK with millions of readers), and then I got into copywriting and content writing in 2021. 

It turns out transferring my comedy skills to marketing has been super valuable. 

I’ve had over 80 clients.

Here are just a few of the things I’ve worked on:

• product descriptions
• website copy
• social media
• YouTube scripts
• TikTok scripts
• explainer videos
• video ads
• speeches
• games
• LinkedIn posts
• voice over scripts
  
  Also I had a weird childhood.

Not a question, but OK.

I suggest you book a call.

Worst case, you’ll waste 15 minutes of your life.

Best case, your business will develop a hilarious online presence, you’ll make a friend for life, and we’ll find a cure for cancer.

I offer one-off services as well as subscriptions. 

Here’s why subscriptions are interesting: 

The price is fixed and you can send as many requests as you’d like. I’ll treat them one by one and you can expect each request to be completed within one and forty-eight hours. What’s defined as “one request” depends on the package (you can read the details when you click on the package). 

You can pause it at any time, so it’s more flexible than hiring an employee (who probably won’t be funny anyway), and it’s easier than hiring a freelancer because you don’t have to deal with contracts, hourly billing, etc. (oh, and they can be unreliable)

It’s also cheaper than hiring a full-time employee. And where are you going to find an employee who combines comedy writing and copywriting/content writing, anyway? 

Since Mudita Comedy is a one-man agency (what does that even mean? I guess it’s just a fancy term that makes me sound more important), there is a limited amount of subscriptions I can offer. 

Here’s how pausing works: Let’s say we’ve been working together for one and a half month. You’ve paid for two months already but you don’t have any work to send me anymore. We can take a break, and when you come back to me (because I’m so funny, remember?), we’ll pick it up where we left off and you’ll get two weeks without having to make another order.

(This concept is totally not my idea, I stole it because it seems to be working great for others)

Everything from the other subscriptions and one-off packages, plus anything else that you need me to make funny. This could include something I’ve never done before. Like, I don’t know, writing a song for Kim Jong-Un? Whatever you need.

I understand that it may be easier for you to come to me for non-funny stuff as well, rather than look for someone else. 

So, yes, feel free to send me requests for writing that shouldn’t be funny. But if this represents more than 50% of the work, I might get bored.

Muditā is a Pali word meaning “sympathetic joy”. Aww, isn’t that nice? It means everything will be done to make you happy,
even cold-blooded murder. But mostly it’s just going to be jokes.