Find out in just 15 minutes with a free Web Copy Speed Date.
I’m not trying to be one of those tough-love marketing chads, but it’s true.
Really, each page of your website should have one main goal. One main offer.
Your copy should focus on the biggest problem your offer solves (ie. the biggest outcome). Done right, this will increase the perceived value of your product or service.
If your offer’s solid and you’re getting decent traffic, there’s a good chance you’ll win more business.
I’m Nick Petrou, a copywriter from Perth, Western Australia.
You’re probably not ready to talk about un-shitting your entire website. So let’s get started with a Web Copy Speed Date instead.
I’ll give you my first impressions of your web copy in a 15-minute Loom video within the next 7 days.
I’ll focus on how well you’re positioning your offer, but I’ll also give you as many quick fixes as I possibly can.
Increase the perceived value of your product or service with minimal effort — and without spending a cent.
I’ll tailor my quote so it fits you like a glove. But to give you a bit of an idea of how much my copywriting costs, I’ve written single-page sites for $1100, three-page sites for $2200, and five-page sites for $3300.
While I focus on website copy, I’ve also written video scripts, blog posts, email sequences, proposals, technical documents, and a whole lot more — and I’m open to anything. Just tell me what you need help with. I’m in your corner.