Copywriter for Web Designers & Developers

Are you like the shoe cobbler with no shoes? You spend so much time designing amazing websites for your clients that you never have time to finish your own website.

Maybe you’ve already got the design figured out. But now you need some help with the copy. Or perhaps you want to freshen your existing copy or add content in the form of blog posts.

I can help. I’ve worked with numerous web designers / developers, digital marketing agencies and ad agencies to provide compelling content for websites to promote their design services.

Their sites give them instant credibility with prospective clients and also allow them to showcase their talents. With the right copy, their sites quickly become their best sales tool, helping to attract the kinds of clients they want. What I’ve done for them, I can do for you.

My team and I can assist with any of the following items:

• Website copywriting
• Landing page copywriting
• Blog posts
• Social media posts
• Online ads
• Video scripts
• Brochures
• And more

Copywriting for Your Clients’ Websites

Do you have web design projects that are stuck in limbo? You’ve completed the initial design. Now you’re just waiting for the copy. And despite numerous promises, the client hasn’t come through. It’s clear the client doesn’t have the writing chops or the time to get the job done.

Consider bringing in a professional copywriter, someone who can get the job done in days and write copy that complements your beautiful designs. The process is fast and painless.

I simply speak with your client, get the key facts, and churn out the drafts. All copy is search engine optimized and composed to achieve your client’s objectives. Revisions are included. The process is seamless.

Present me to the client in whatever way is most comfortable for you – as a member of your team or as a freelancer. Whatever works for you, works for me.

Not sure how to proceed? Why not encourage your client to try me out on one or two key pages such as the Home and About Us or FAQs? If all goes well (and it will), then we can discuss tackling the content for rest of the website.

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