Radical Designs For Your Body

Tattoos: They have to look good, in order to help you look good. You'll just be a laughing stock, or very unhappy with your body, if you get a bad looking tattoo.

One of the most recent businesses I've been writing for as a freelance copywriter in Manchester has been the Heart For Art tattoo studio. The guys working there are just incredible, and the whole place is just a one-of-a-kind shop. The crazy stylings of themselves and their studio are just reflected in their phenomenal artwork, and if there's one tattoo parlour you should check out in Tameside, it's Heart for Art.

What is it you look for in a good tattooist? Well, besides the obvious cleanliness, safety and superb aftercare, it has to be the quality of the tattoos right? And that doesn't just mean good ink so the tattoos don't fade easily; it means exquisite designs. For the Heart for Art guys, it means no stencils on the wall, no simple, mass produced copies of tattoos that every Joe and his wife have.

It means, unique, one-of-a-kind designs, which are exactly what you are looking for. That equals blunt honesty about what looks good on you, and what doesn't, and sitting down with you to get inside your head so the tattoos can be extremely personal.

These guys are artists first, tattooists second.

The copy for Danny and Tom, after meeting them in their shop in the Greater Manchester, was fun to write. They have such a unique attitude, a great way of looking at things, and a superb business to sell. So it was pretty simple really. Their site now averages at least eighty unique hits a day, with all kinds of searches landing people on Heart for Art. Their picture based blog, showcasing all the latest work they've been doing, is loaded with tattoo keywords which brings in hundreds of google searches every week.

A great example of how to write things right!

It was a great to do the copywriting for Heart For Art, and everything seems to be going swimmingly for them. And if you need a tattoo and you're in the Manchester area...well, you know who to contact!