Your product may be good but your message is confusing people. And a confused mind does not buy.
You'd be in great company
You spend days vetting talent and end up hiring talent that's at least 2x more expensive. No more "competitive salary plus benefits" for a service you can outsource. According to Indeed, the average salary of a copywriter is $75k a year.
One monthly fee. Unlimited requests. You add a task to Notion, I write it, you get it back in 48 hours. Simple.
Most requests are done in 24 to 48 hours. Big projects are broken down.
Don't like a sentence? I'll change it. We keep going until it works.
No useless meetings. We communicate via Notion's comments.
Everything I write is 100% yours. No royalties, no strings attached.
Headlines, subheaders, features, and CTAs that explain your product or service clearly, not just cleverly.
Welcome flows, lift emails, standalone sales emails, regular e-letters and newsletters that people actually read.
Short, punchy text for Facebook, LinkedIn, or Google ads.
Button text, tooltips, and error messages that improve UX.
LinkedIn posts, tweets, or Facebook posts to keep your account active.
Drive users to lead generation pages or newsletter pages to build an email list you can market to.
Pay safely via PayPal, and get access to your Notion request board.
Drop a card in Notion with the details: who it's for, what the goal is, any context I must know.
I write it and deliver within 48 hours. You'll get a notification when it's ready for your review.
Request changes via Notion comments. Once you're happy, queue up the next task.
I study your landing pages, demo recordings, sales emails, support questions, and onboarding flow to find where they get confused.
I work with you to find what problem the product solves first, what makes your product different, and what outcome customers actually want.
I look for how customers already talk about the problem in support tickets, product reviews, sales conversations, and community discussions.
Once the message is clear, I rewrite the copy for your requested assets that improve growth.
Ready to get more customers?
Subscribe nowShubham is a terrific marketing copywriter and has been vital to our team on our SEO and product awareness campaigns. Shubham has assisted in writing product mentions to help increase the brand visibility of HubSpot's tools and products in both our internal blog as well as our link-building campaigns with external partners.
What impressed me most about Shubham was his ability to quickly adapt and excel. He mastered our HubSpot tone of voice, gained a deep understanding of our products and their features, and communicated complex concepts effortlessly in his writing. This allowed us to successfully scale our SEO strategy and make a meaningful impact on demand generation.
Shubham is reliable, adaptable, and works well within structured processes. He followed our SOPs, used our internal tools effectively, and consistently incorporated feedback into his work. Shubham would be a good fit for teams looking for a writer who can work within established systems, follow documented processes, and collaborate smoothly across stakeholders.
No hidden fees. No contracts. Pause anytime.
Perfect for B2B SaaS and marketing agencies.
Don't have anything to request? Pause without breaking a sweat.
Get a 75% refund within 7 days of payment, if you don't like the copy.
Need long form blogs and landing pages? Let's talk first.
You can. But ChatGPT sounds like a robot. It uses words like "unleash," "elevate," and "digital landscape" too much. I write like a human talking to another human. That converts better.
Billing cycle is 31 days long. Pause and resume whenever you want. There's no expiry. For example, if you pause after 26 days of subscribing, you will be left with 5 days which you can use whenever you want. If you fail to pause when you don't have any copy requests (it takes two clicks to pause), the days from the billing cycle will keep counting down. Pausing when you don't have requests is your responsibility.
That's even better. You can book my service, add all one-off projects, and once I finish those, you can pause and return whenever you want. I'd be a sleeping superpower you can activate at will.
Yes and no. You can add any number of tasks to your queue, but I only work on one at a time. Once I finish one, I move to the next. You prioritize the order.
This is likely for marketing and advertising agencies who serve multiple clients. However, if you too have sister brands or parent companies and want me to write copy for marketing assets for those brands, you can add all those brands as well.
Tell me what's wrong and I'll rewrite it. Revisions are unlimited and usually fast. Make sure to not pause the subscription while I'm making revisions you requested, even if you don't have new assignments. Pause once all the requested copy is approved from your side. Also, the revisions are for fixing, not for changing direction. Copy that requires a change in direction will be added as a new task.
I'll give you a Notion board. You add a card with the details (who is this for, what is the goal). I'll comment on the card when it's done.
Sure. If their work is published on HubSpot, WordPress, Userpilot, Backlinko, ClickUp, Kinsta, Buffer and such large publications, by all means, you should go for them. Also, let me know about them, I'll hire them too.
Most founders will say "doesn't feel right" when requesting revisions for a copy, and that isn't feedback. Here's a better way to give feedback to anyone, even in your team. Follow the CRIBS formula (courtesy of David Perell), where you highlight what's confusing, what's repeated, what's interesting, what's boring, and what's surprising.