Meet Drafted.

Hi, I'm Kylie! The one-woman show behind Drafted.

I was born and raised in Los Angeles but I've spent nearly half my life in the Netherlands, so I'm pretty much the best of both worlds: friendly, but not afraid to say when something doesn't make sense (and come up with a plan to fix it, without making a fuss).

I started Drafted. because after nearly 10 years in B2B marketing, I've seen how easily good ideas get lost in processes. Content shouldn't take six weeks of meetings, and campaigns shouldn't stall just because someone's out of office.

Today, I work with a myriad of B2B tech companies in cloud, SaaS, and AI. I help teams sharpen their messaging, speed up delivery, and stay sane when things get messy. That said, I also love working with consumer-facing brands looking to connect with an English-speaking audience, whether that's a European business expanding internationally or a local company that knows its customers are searching in English. If the tone is right and the brief makes sense, I'm in.

Early in my career, someone referred to me as "content editor extraordinaire," and honestly? Fair. I will notice the extra space between your words. I will clock whether you're writing "3pm," "3 P.M.," or "15:00". I will silently fix your inconsistencies. It's fine. I'm fine.

I'm not chill about great writing (and I don't want to be).

I've always loved writing and working with content. Somewhere between spotting typos on restaurant menus and editing friends' CVs in high school, I became the founder of a book club that reads the best classic literature from the last hundred years and someone who does the New York Times daily mini puzzles every morning. I'm wired for language—always have been.

When I'm not working, I'm either reading (shock), lifting weights (read: counting to 12 repetitively for 90 minutes), or watching reality TV, because sometimes you just need a little brain rot. Or, depending on who's asking, it's how I keep a pulse on Gen Z internet culture... Same thing.