My journey as a wordsmith comes with years of refining.
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A little yet fierce girl with poofy hair introduces herself to a new neighborhood friend.
“Hi, I’m Abigail.”
“Oh, nice to meet you, Abby!”
“I’m not Abby. I’m Abigail Grace Lind!”
And there it began. My name has shaped me into the feisty go-getter that I am today — and for that, I’m grateful.
Growing up, I wrote a lot of journal entries because one of my besties told me I didn’t know how to let my feelings out (Narrator: she was right).
I used to read the backs of lotion bottles and think to myself, “These descriptions are so fun; I wanna do this one day.”
That spark of noticing words turned into becoming an accidental English major who was a social butterfly and yet wrote 20-page research papers on weekends.
I launched my career as a high school English teacher & cheer coach, got my master’s degree somewhere in between, and became drawn to explore the business world.
I landed an outside sales job working with small businesses, learning the ins and outs of corporate strategy and business positioning. Through connections in that role, I transitioned into marketing agency life, writing all forms of copy, from snappy ads to technical product sheets for large B2B organizations.
Suddenly, I knew it was time to take all that and let it become its own living entity.
Now, I’m a double-English degree wordsmith with a lifelong love of learning and a professional background that combines education, sales, and marketing.
I bring over a decade (well, nearing two) of experience in research, copywriting, and editing.
I’m Abigail, founder of Abigail Grace Writing, and I approach every project from a holistic, people-centric perspective. I love giving back to my community and working with clients passionate about their work.
Welcome to my story. Wanna be part of it?


My love for words was ever-growing: journaling, pouring over the back of product labels to read the fun descriptions, and not really knowing what I wanted to be when I grew up.
With a new BA in English Education degree from Campbell University, I was ready to take on the world. I taught 9th and 10th graders about literature and grammar (but mostly about life).
One more degree down, I held an MA in English, Multicultural and Transnational Literatures from East Carolina University (also studied abroad in London & traveled solo to Ireland to explore family roots).
Something in me yearned to expand my capabilities in business. I quit my teaching job with a plan that fell through and landed in outside sales, working with small companies while learning the corporate world.
Welcome to agency life! I experienced a whirlwind of learning, gaining marketing knowledge, honing my copywriting skills, and working alongside the most driven people I’ve met to date.
The Triad Business Journal awards me as a 40 Leaders under 40 recipient for my work in organizational leadership, community volunteering, and advocacy.
Side writing gigs knocked at my door, and before I realized it, I was a moonlight freelancer forming an LLC and building timelines to launch the business. Entrepreneurship is no joke, but I had huge supporters around me.
Abigail Grace Writing became my (more than) full-time work, and I get to live my passion daily. I’m based in NC with my cat Warrior and a jungle of houseplants, but I work from anywhere with clients across the U.S.
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