A scope for
the words.
Illustrative services for copywriting, content studios and editorial consultants. Deliverables, fees and timing are agreed in a written scope.
Website copy
For a new site or a site whose message needs reworking.
What the work includes
- Reader priorities and a page-by-page content map.
- Headings, body copy and useful action labels.
- Placement notes for a designer or site owner.
- An agreed review round and final editable files.
What you provide
Verified service facts, policies, business details and any existing research. Design, development and legal review are separate unless included in the written scope.
Editorial
development
For articles, guides and other writing that has a point to make.
What the work includes
- A short brief naming the reader and central question.
- An outline showing the argument and required sources.
- A draft with source queries made visible.
- A structural and line edit following consolidated feedback.
What you provide
Access to source material, relevant subject specialists and a named approver. Original reporting, specialist verification and additional research are scoped explicitly.
Voice &
content guidance
For teams that need to keep writing after the project ends.
What the work includes
- Voice principles rooted in how the business actually works.
- Before-and-after examples using approved source copy.
- A content pattern for repeated pages or publications.
- A practical maintenance and review checklist.
What you provide
Examples of current writing, the people who maintain it and the situations the guidance must cover. Training sessions can be included when defined in the brief.
Agree the edges
before the work.
A proposal should name the deliverables, review rounds, source responsibilities, payment stages and handover format. New requirements may change the scope.
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