You'll hop into Google Docs and make any notes/comments before I dive into writing.Ĥ. I'll complete and send over the outline once that is paid.ģ. I'll build out the outline based on these details and request a 50% deposit based on the estimated word count of the piece. You'll assign me a topic and fill out my writing brief that will guide my outline.Ģ. What’s the process like for a new client?ġ. If your focus is keeping costs low (rather than amazing results and high ROI), you’re in the wrong place.Ĭompanies who hire me are looking for a subject matter expert with in-depth industry knowledge and a proven track record of results-driving content creation. Larger projects are custom quoted based on scope.Ĭlients who decide to work with me do so because they believe in paying for a high-quality, conversion-oriented product-not just a finished product.
I require a $3,000 workload minimum per month to get a slot on my calendar. One-time assignments (like blog posts) begin at $1.25/word. What price point do most projects start at? I do offer ghostwriting (as in, my name and link to my website not being included with the post), but there is a 20% additional fee added to these types of assignments due to the fact that not getting a byline/link means I don’t get the opportunity to build my domain authority. This gives an added distribution boost as well, as most often they’re happy to share pieces on social they’ve been quoted in (and many have sizeable followings.) I’m happy to conduct outreach to those partners to tie their expertise into the pieces I write with fresh, original quotes. Internal links to your existing in-house contentĪccess to my network of expert sources: With seven years in the SaaS/eCommerce world under my belt, I've built out an extensive network of knowledgeable sources. Every project quote is value-based-which means you’re paying for the value and ROI of the finished product, not the time spent producing it.
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