Copywriting is not only about writing.

Before I start writing I have to:

• Do a market research
• Learn your brand
• Learn a lot about the topic of the text
• Learn about your ideal customer
• Do the keyword analysis
• Build the structure of the text
• Only then can I start writing your text.

Some jobs take more time investigation than writing itself. For example to create a tagline or a motto I have to do very thorough research and look for inspiration. I won´t charge you for my thinking time. But don´t imagine I will sit down at my computer, write your tagline and charge you the minute it took me to write it.

Furthermore:

1. The discovery call
2. The research that allows me to give you a quote
3. The proposal which includes your specific needs
4.  A first sample
5. One round of changes based on your objections

All this is included in the price.

I need to get to know you and your brand. The call should take up to 30min. So that you know, you will receive questions before the call so you can prepare. After the discovery call, you will get a job proposal. The proposal includes the estimated time that the project will take.

We can leave out the discovery call and do it in written form if necessary.

SEO means that the text is friendly to the search engines. Using keywords, readers find you through Google and its smaller siblings. SEO copywriting includes working with keywords and other factors.

It may happen that I will be too busy to take on the job that you offer. In that case, I will tell you right away. I am wise enough not to put on more than I can handle. If I know I won´t have time for your project, I will say so.

Smaller projects can be done in two weeks or less. More extensive projects take longer. The deadline will be included in your contract.

If you need the project done sooner, you have to pay extra. It will be stated in the contract.

However, I do not offer shorter than a week-long deadline. No matter how large the express charge.

Yes, long-term contracts are convenient for both sides.

In this case, we have a discovery call, and I draft an agreement based on my price for an hour.

According to the contract, you will get an invoice every month or two weeks.

1. The discovery call.
2. My proposition and a contract.
3. You get a sample of text and structure of the project.
4. You can express your objections, and I will make the necessary changes.
5. You pay an amount reflecting the time I spent on the first assignment.
6. I finish the project in one step or in milestones.
7. You pay either after the project is done or after the milestones are delivered.
8. You can express your objections, and I will implement them. The second round of feedback implementation I charge as extra work.
9. You pay the rest of your price.