Author sisters found agency for content marketing and events

Violet Kiani (above) and her sister Wäis Kiani.

They offer their customers, including Neff Kitchens Switzerland and dermatologist Dr. Liv Kraemer, customized and authentic concepts and content to open up products to new target groups. With this start-up, both authors are leaving behind a successful period of their lives and an industry in order to write a new professional chapter with accumulated know-how and bundled capacities.

Before she started writing, Wäis Kiani worked for a long time as a fashion stylist. Her sudden breakthrough as an author came in 2004 with the bestselling men's book Stirb Susi, which made her a cult author and whose success brought her to Switzerland, where she quickly became very well-known with her lifestyle column at Annabelle magazine. By 2017, she was writing regular columns and texts in more than 12 major publications in Germany and Switzerland.

In 2012, her novel "Hinter dem Mond" (Behind the Moon) was published by Hoffmann +Campe, followed in 2014 by the sequel to her men's book "Die Susi-Krise" (The Susi Crisis) by Piper Verlag, in which she deals with the pitfalls of growing older in men and women.

Violet Kiani has written for publications such as Welt am Sonntag and Numeró, she also had a weekly column for Harpers Bazaar online. She was part of the developmental editorial teams of "Closer" and "Vanity Fair" in Berlin.

In 2014, the two cookbooks "Miss Violet Goes London" and "Miss Violet Goes Istanbul" were published - from these books, her event series "Miss Violet's Supperclub" and the food blog for 20min and Friday, Miss Violet's Kitchen, developed "Over decades, we have pursued our careers in parallel, gaining experience and expanding our skills. Through these separately grown areas of expertise, which are at the same time incredibly well linked and intertwined, we have an extremely broad expertise and complement each other perfectly. What one doesn't yet know, the other has already experienced."