SEO And Persuasion Together
Written to a keyword brief and to a conversion goal — most writers deliver one or the other.
Copywriting
Words that do a job, delivered once.
Project-based writing for the pages that matter: landings, service pages, product copy, and launch material. A defined brief, a fixed price, and a finished text — no monthly commitment.
Per projectPriced per page or per set, not as a retainer.
Written to intentEvery page built around the query and the decision behind it.
Two revision roundsIncluded as standard, on every piece.
Why it matters
A company usually needs writing in bursts: a new service page, a rebuilt homepage, a launch, a pitch deck. Hiring a retainer for that is overkill, and asking the nearest available marketer to "just write something" produces copy that describes the company instead of persuading the reader.
Project copywriting fits the actual shape of the need. You brief a defined piece of work, we deliver a finished text written to the query it should rank for and the decision it should trigger, and there's nothing to cancel afterwards.
Landing copy is a conversion lever
The same traffic, the same offer, different words — the gap between versions is routinely double digits.
Search intent decides structure
What the page must contain is dictated by what people are actually asking, not by what you want to say.
One-off ≠ disposable
A well-written service page keeps working for years, which is why it's worth writing properly once.
[Why Choose Us]
Four reasons to brief us rather than a marketplace freelancer.
Proven Process, Not Guesswork
Brief, draft, edit, SEO check — the same documented pipeline as our retainer work, just scoped to a project.
Full-Stack Team
Designers and developers alongside the writers, so copy is shaped to a layout that actually exists.
Fixed Price, Two Revisions
You know the cost before we start, and revisions are part of the deal rather than an invoice line.
[What You'll Get]
A finished text, ready to publish — with the reasoning behind it visible.
[ 01 ]
Landing Page Copy
Full page copy built around one offer and one action, structured for scanning.
[ 02 ]
Service & Category Pages
Commercial pages written to the queries they should own, with the objections handled.
[ 03 ]
Homepage & About
The hardest pages to write in-house — positioning made concrete and specific.
[ 04 ]
Product Descriptions
Consistent, differentiated copy at catalogue scale without turning into filler.
[ 05 ]
Launch Material
Announcements, email sequences, and campaign copy for a specific moment.
[ 06 ]
Editing & Rewrites
Existing copy tightened, restructured, and brought up to standard.
[ 07 ]
SEO Brief Included
Target queries, entities, and structure documented with the delivery.
[ 08 ]
Two Revision Rounds
Feedback consolidated and applied — included in every project price.
[Our Process]
One to three weeks, depending on how many pages are in the brief.
[ 01 ]
Brief
We agree the goal, the audience, the target queries, and the constraints for each page.
Days 1–2 [ 02 ]
Research
Competitor pages, your existing material, and a short call with whoever knows the subject.
Days 2–4 [ 03 ]
Draft
Written to the brief and the layout it will live in, not into an empty document.
Week 1–2 [ 04 ]
Edit & SEO Check
Second pair of eyes for voice and accuracy, then on-page checks against the brief.
Week 2 [ 05 ]
Revisions & Hand-Off
Two rounds of consolidated feedback applied, then delivered ready to publish.
Week 2–3[Who Needs It]
For teams that need specific pages written well, without a monthly commitment.
Launching Something
A new product, service, or market needing pages written from scratch.
Rebuilding The Site
New design, and the old copy no longer fits the structure or the positioning.
SaaS
Feature, comparison, and use-case pages your product team doesn't have time to write.
E-Commerce
Category and product copy needed in volume, once, at a consistent standard.
Professional Services
Firms whose expertise is obvious in a meeting and invisible on the website.
Underperforming Pages
Traffic arrives and nobody converts — often a copy problem, not a traffic one.
[Pricing]
Per project, quoted from the brief. If you need writing every month, Content Production is the cheaper route.
Single Page
$150–400per page
One landing, service, or category page written to a defined brief.
- Keyword and intent brief
- Full page copy
- On-page SEO elements
- Two revision rounds
- Delivered ready to publish
Page Set
$900–2,500fixed project
A group of related pages — a new section, a site rebuild, or a launch.
- Up to 10 pages
- Consistent voice across the set
- Structure aligned to the site's keyword map
- Internal linking planned across pages
- Two revision rounds per page
- Short voice guide for future writing
Bulk / Catalogue
On requestfixed project
Large volumes of product or location copy at a consistent standard.
- Template and voice defined first
- Sample batch approved before scale
- Differentiated, non-templated output
- Quality checks across the batch
- Delivered in your import format
Where you land in a range depends on page length, subject complexity, and how much research is needed. Ongoing monthly writing belongs in Content Production, which costs less per piece.
Not sure the copy is the problem?
Send us a page that gets traffic but doesn't convert. We'll tell you whether the words are the bottleneck — or whether it's the offer, the layout, or the audience.
Brief it once, get it written
A short brief, a fixed price, and a finished page — no retainer attached.
[FAQ]
Copywriting is project work: a defined set of pages, fixed price, delivered once. Content Production is a monthly retainer that keeps publishing and refreshing content continuously.
AI may assist with research and structure, but every piece is written and edited by a person. For short, high-stakes commercial pages that's the only approach that holds up.
We work from your existing material and a short call. On page sets we also deliver a brief voice guide so future writing stays consistent.
Two revision rounds are included in every price. In practice, the brief stage is where misalignment gets caught — which is why we spend time on it.
Yes, in the major European languages with native editors. Machine-translated copy isn't something we deliver.