Copywriting That Sells

Most business writing describes. Yours needs to sell. There is a real difference and it shows up in the phone bill.

How we write it

Words your customers actually use

People do not search for what the industry calls it. They search for what they call it. We write it their way, which also happens to be what Google is matching.

Written to get a response

Every page has one job. If somebody reads it and does nothing, the page failed, no matter how well written it was.

It sounds like you, not like an agency

Plain, direct and free of the padding people skim past. If you would not say it to a customer standing in front of you, it does not go on the page.

What usually needs rewriting

If two of these sound like you, it is costing you work right now. Tell us what you have and we will tell you what it needs.

Have us take a look

It is all about you

Every paragraph opens with we. A customer is reading to find out what happens to them, and never gets told.

It never asks for anything

Pages of information and no invitation to call. Somebody ready to buy has to work out how, and some of them will not bother.

It is written for the industry

Words your customers have never used, so the page matches nothing they type and impresses nobody who lands on it.

There is not enough of it

Two sentences on a service you make a living from. There is nothing for Google to match and nothing for a buyer to weigh.

What this usually pairs with

Let us write it so it sells

Tell us what you do and what you are working with. We will take it from there.