5 easy steps to creating great copy for your business
Here’s a quick rundown of what to expect when we work together.
Let’s start the conversation…
It all starts with a conversation. Tell me about your business, your project and what you’d like to achieve.
From there, I’ll arrange a proposal outlining what we discussed, the tasks ahead and the project fee. Once you’re happy to proceed, I will issue a 50% deposit invoice (per project) to be paid prior to the commencement of any work.
Next, we will set up a day and time for our 1-hour Briefing Call.
Discovery + Briefing
Let’s take a deep dive!
During our 1-hour Briefing Call, we’ll have an in-depth discussion about your business, your brand, your ideal customer, your services and the content we’re creating.
This is a crucial stage in the copywriting process as a great brief makes great copy much easier to create. It’s also where I try and bottle up your passion so I can let it out on the page!
Writing, writing, writing…
Time to get down to business!
I’ll start writing the first version of your copy and will be in touch if I run into any questions or need to confirm details along the way.
I’m a true stickler for punctuality, so I’ll always deliver each version on time… or sometimes even a little earlier!
Review + Revisions
I present you with the first version of your copy for review and feedback. We’ll always have time allocated for revisions so there is plenty of scope for us to get the copy just right before the final submission.
An invoice for the remaining balance will also be issued at this time, but rest assured your project still has a priority in my schedule while we’re finalising revisions.
We’re all done!
When you’re completely happy (or ideally in love) with your new copy, we’ll sign off on the final version and say our goodbyes (for now!)
I’ll also give you the opportunity to tell me about your experience working with me and your feedback on the project.
Once the final invoice is paid, the copy is yours to use!
High-fives all ’round. We make an excellent team, don’t you think?
Brittany Herron 