What do you do?
I write and edit blog posts and other content for SaaS and B2B companies. That often means writing from scratch, but it can also look like:
Turning notes from subject matter experts into a narrative blog post (ghostwriting optional)
Updating existing blog posts for SEO, relevance, or overall quality
Repurposing audio or visual content (e.g. podcasts and webinars) as written content
Repackaging existing long-form content into multiple blog posts
Weaving existing blog content into long-form guides, ebooks, and whitepapers
What don’t you do?
Content placement
Sponsored content
Public relations
Email copywriting
Social media copywriting or management
What happens after I submit a contact form?
I’ll review your inquiry and get back to you within 3 business days.
(If needed, I may ask you to fill out an additional brief survey to get some more details on the project.)
We’ll book a 15-minute introductory call.
If both parties are game, we’ll schedule a kick-off conversation to get the ball rolling and nail down the project details, rates, and deadlines. Then we’re off to the races!
What does working with you look like?
Hand-off: I’ll take as much information as you care to share—you can hand me a working title and tell me to hit the bricks, share an extensive project brief complete with SEO research, detailed outline, and a comprehensive style guide, or anywhere in between.
Draft: I’ll add in my own research, put together a top-notch draft, and share it via Google Docs (unless we’ve discussed another preference). I can also work inside SEO tools like Clearscope, if you prefer.
Note: I’ll send an invoice over upon delivery of the first draft, and invoices are due upon receipt (net0).
Revisions: You (and anyone else who needs to weigh in) can request any and all edits as you see fit. Once everyone’s had a good look, I’ll head into the doc, make any required revisions, and polish it up to 110%.
What’s your hourly rate?
I don’t work or quote hourly because the time I spend working on a project isn’t a direct corollary to the value and ROI you get from that project.
Instead, my rates work on a per project basis. This ensures you know the full project cost upfront—and you pay for the project’s value, not how productive (or not) I am on any given day.
You can find more details on my rates & pricing page.
How do invoicing and payment work?
For most projects, I’ll send over an invoice for the full price upon delivery of the first draft.
All invoices are due upon receipt.
You can pay directly through the link on the invoice via credit card or bank transfer. There are no fees (on your end) to do so. I also accept wire transfers and will provide the required information upon request.
If we work together on a regular monthly basis, I may move to a monthly invoicing cadence (usually, that’s easier for both of us!) In this case, invoices are sent on the 25th of each month for all work completed in that month.
When are you available?
Existing clients have first dibs on my time, but I usually have a few openings each month and require ~2 week lead time for new client projects.
Once we’ve completed a project together, you get first dibs, too.