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Copywriting that sells, without the sell

  • Copywriting is the craft of writing words that move people to act: to enquire, to book, to buy.
  • It is not the same as writing articles that inform, or blog posts that educate.
  • The best copy does not sound like advertising.
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Copywriting versus content writing versus blog writing

Where great copy pays back

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Websites

Your website is the only salesperson that works every hour of the day, and most websites are not selling. They describe what the business does instead of why a customer should choose them.

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Landing pages

A landing page is copy with one job: convert the visitor who arrived from a specific ad or campaign. Every element, from the headline to the button, points at that job.

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Ads

Ad copy operates under the tightest constraints in writing. A Google search ad has a handful of characters to earn the click.

What the process looks like

  • Good copy starts before a word is written.
  • From there I build the message architecture: the core promise, the supporting reasons, the proof and the objections to handle.
  • The revision round is where good copy becomes right copy.
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Copy that reflects your brand voice

Clients I Have Worked With

Altez Building Inspections

More than 150 keywords on Google's first page, with monthly enquiries up from 9 to 135.

Dynaflow

Monthly enquiries up 520% in the first year; products now sold in 43 countries.

Eastlink Espresso

Monthly site visits up 692%, total enquiries up 83% to 354 a month.

Frequently Asked Questions

Copywriting is writing words designed to persuade the reader to take action: to enquire, book or buy. It is used in websites, landing pages, ads and sales emails, and it is judged by whether it converts, unlike content writing or blogging, which inform and attract.
Copywriting persuades; content writing informs. Copy lives where a decision happens, such as homepages and ads, and is judged on conversion. Content writing produces useful material that educates and builds trust over time, such as guides and resources. Both matter, but they are different jobs.
A landing page or ad suite can be turned around in days. A full website rewrite takes two to four weeks depending on the number of pages and the research involved. You get a timeline with your quote, and revisions are included so the work is finished properly.
Both. Website copywriting covers your homepage, service pages and other core pages. Ad copywriting covers Google Ads, social ads and the short-form persuasion that earns the click. Many clients start with one and add the other once they see the difference.
Every project includes defined revision rounds, typically two, so your feedback shapes the final version. If a project needs more rounds, that is scoped upfront rather than discovered at the end. The aim is copy you are happy to publish, not copy you settle for.
Copywriting is priced per project based on scope: the number of pages or ads, the research needed and the revision rounds included. You get a fixed quote before work begins, so there are no surprises. A short conversation about your needs is the fastest way to an exact figure.

Ready for Copy That Sounds Like You and Sells for You?

If your website reads like everyone else's, or your ads and landing pages are not converting the traffic they earn, book a free 30-minute Strategy Session. We will look at your current copy, where it is letting you down and what better words could produce. No pitch deck, no obligation.

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    Sagar Sethi, expert online marketing consultant providing innovative marketing strategies