A.J. Stewart

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About Us

Established in 2024 by Alexander Stewart, our organisation was founded to serve the growing need for advertising that sells in a world that is busier, noisier than ever before.

Where many aspiring freelancers are concerned primarily with how much they can charge for half a job, and big agencies remain focused on politics and winning awards — who can you turn to?At A.J. Stewart, we haven't forgotten why you would prefer to trust your marketing strategy with a capable agency: to sell.Specialised in direct response and writing for cold traffic, you can rest assured that you won't be paying for email sequences that nobody will ever see, or flashy campaigns that don't perform.

Alexander J. Stewart
Founder
A.J. STEWART ADVERTISING

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Our Work

We offer bespoke advertising campaigns and full cold-traffic funnels for your online brand.

Our unmatched creative expertise includes:

• Online Ad Scripts
• UGC Scripts
• VSL Writing
• Advertorials
• Landing Pages and Sales Letters
• Email Writing and Flows

...so you can be sure that we are beyond capable of serving your brand's individual needs.

Note: All deliverables are entitled to free revisions and split-test protocols.

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A Renaissance in Ethical Advertising

"ALL GOOD SELLING IS SERVING." — Clyde Bedell,
US National Retail Advertising Hall of Fame

A.J. Stewart strives to create a renaissance in the art of honest advertising and good selling practice in the information age. Our founder explains this goal below:

"I am often asked about what I advertise. To this I always respond: "anything I believe in".I would never promote a product I don't truly believe in. If what you're selling is not in the interest of the consumer, we'll tell you. If you don't have the decency to improve it? We won't promote it.Any who think it appropriate to resort to dishonest selling are unqualified to practice the advertising job. They are not only a menace to society, but evidently inept in the skill of sales.Nobody benefits from bad selling practice."

"I would never promote a product I don't truly believe in.
If what you're selling is not in the interest of the consumer, we'll tell you. If you don't have the decency to improve it?
We won't promote it."— Alexander Stewart