How do you work?
Send me an outline of what you need writing, your target market and what your marketing goals are. I’ll then submit a proposal to you, either by phone or email, on how I can help.
Before I start writing, I’ll research your product thoroughly and then send you a brief questionnaire. This is to clarify how your product is to be pitched and any other details you think should be included.
I’ll then hunker down and work on the first draft. Once this is ready, I’ll email it over for your review and feedback.
I always aim to nail copy in the first draft. But if changes are needed just let me know and I’ll action them in the next version. I haven’t yet seen the need to place a limit on redrafts, which I like to offer as a guarantee of the quality of my work.
How do I know if you’re any good?
You can read testimonials from previous clients on this website. You can also read samples of emails, websites, articles, press releases and other copywriting I’ve done in my portfolio. If you’d like to see anything specific, just ask.
I write for a number of clients on a regular basis (including an award winning marketing company, storage products supplier and industrial furniture manufacturer), and they’ll all vouch for the quality of my work.
One particular example is Talking Shop magazine, which I write every two months and is distributed to every pharmacy in the UK. I’ve been writing this magazine for years and it demonstrates my ability to take on large scale projects and deliver copy on time, every time.
How much do you charge?
I’m not cheap. Neither am I expensive. I simply charge what you’d expect to pay for a professional copywriter without the overheads of an agency.
The amount I charge largely depends on the complexity of the topic. Understanding why kids would want ‘heely’ roller shoes, for example, is more straightforward than the technicalities of an industrial PC.
For an estimate, email me details of your project and I’ll reply within 24 hours.
For one off projects, I request 50% of the fee upfront and the balance upon completion.
I’m based in San Diego, can you write for me?
Meeting face to face is useful, but it’s not essential.
I’ve written for clients throughout the UK, as well as companies in Hong Kong, Australia and the US. So I can write for you wherever you are in the world.
Along with your location, your industry type isn’t a barrier. I’ve written on a wide range of topics, from cake decorations to enterprise software, and can write with authority on whatever you throw at me.
Did I answer your question? If not, please ask away:
email: matt@copywriterscrucible.com
