Chip Tudor

Author, Blogger & Professional Writer

The Most Powerful Stories Are…

Compelling…thought provoking…transforming.

As a storyteller, I focus in three areas.

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Author

I have published four non-fiction Christian books, two humor driven, Christian detective novels: Soul Pursuit and Finding Grace, and an exegetical Bible Study on Philippians for indivduals & small groups. View them on the books page of this website. I’ve also written, directed, and produced humorous skits and dramas for church events. You can view, purchase, and download them for a modest fee from the drama page.  

Blogger

When I first started blogging, posts generally supported my freelance copywriting business. Now they are published weekly and address relevant topics related to the Christian faith. Primarily rooted in scripture, they strive to encourage the church and proclaim the gospel. View them on the blog page of this website and leave a comment. 

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Copywriting

Are you a thought leader? Need a seasoned ghostwriter to share your expertise as online content? Let’s talk. 

I speak in a warm, friendly, and conversational voice.  And my 20+ years of experience includes a variety of materials across different platforms for diverse industries.   

But it’s my humor writing that sets me apart. To compose clever captions with play on words, weave exaggeration and understatement into funny stories, and reform clichés with a surprising twist. To make your audience smile, chuckle, and laugh out loud. And of course, click on your links.  

 

My Books

Soul Pursuit

An honorably discharged Navy SEAL, Jack Sterling moves to Dayton to emotionally support his recently divorced mother…

 Elements of Internal Church Marketing

This book explains how to target your church audience and turn them into active participants through effective promotions and quality events.

Christianity For The Average Joe

Christians differ in their beliefs. And that sometimes makes Christianity seem..

Family Stew

This collection of stories is told from a humorous perspective about our middle class, suburban family. Parents will laugh..

Finding Grace

Finding Grace

Jack is hired to find Grace Miller, a freshman at the University of Dayton who is missing. Can he find her, and if so in what condition?

How To Build A Church Intramural Sports League

This book describes how to build a church intramural sports league that engages people, promotes community, and makes a spiritual impact.

Philippians Bible Study

This four-week, exegetical study is intended for individuals and groups. It features a teaching component that summarizes historical context, defines words, and asks reflective questions to guide in a practical application of God’s truth.

My Blog

A convenient lie to close a sale may cost you business

I recently rented a piece of equipment at a small U-rent store strategically located in the front of a large Home Improvement store. While finalizing the transaction, I realized the equipment would fit in the trunk of my car, but I wouldn’t be able to completely close...

The Marketing Value of Professional Copywriting

In a difficult economy, we’re all trying to stretch budgets. So I understand why people hesitate to hire a professional, freelance copywriter for their advertising and marketing campaigns. Although most freelance copywriters write quickly, those creative exercises...

Cashing in on Casinos

I voted against allowing casinos into the state in our last election. Why? I don’t see the value of a place where you hand over cash to hold a hand of cards. And playing for double or nothing generally means you’re about to lose your shirt and your pants. Strips away...

What’s Your Automobile IQ?

I find the new Smart car intriguing. By that I mean it is an impressive engineering feat, a welcomed relief in fuel economy, and even cute…in an adorable, dirty diapered, baby sort of way. But don’t ask me to ride in one. I’m intrigued, not suicidal.  First, when I...

The U.S. Postal Service—A lesson for national healthcare?

A recent article in my local community paper reported that the U.S. Postal Service may close the post office branch conveniently located in our neighborhood. A bummer. I drive past it frequently and often make quick stops to mail letters and buy stamps. I even like...

It’s all in the words you write…right?

The problem with writing words is that words commit me to nothing. They don’t necessarily communicate my real thoughts, values and beliefs. They don’t always reveal what I consider important. They don’t always represent who I really am.  However, my behavior says a...

Is the customer always right?

Customer service is important. And in a highly competitive environment characterized by a slow economy, it is paramount to survival. Customers know this and can abuse their power. Tell me what you think about this story: I was writing website content for a customer. I...

Are you delivering the write level of customer service?

As a freelance copywriter, the writing part of an assignment is only one aspect of your business. You also have to market yourself to land the job and collect payment when it’s complete. Attention to customer service is the glue that holds everything together and...

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