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I’m Your Copy Connoisseur.
So, who am I exactly? I’m a free-spirited New Yorker with a passion for words and sales. I’ve been copywriting for two years under my stellar teachers, Jacob McMillen (six-figure copywriter) and John Romaniello (New York Times best-selling copywriter). While I’m a total goofball at heart that would rather be in the woods exploring God’s amazing creations, I’m a certified workhorse when it comes to delivering you copywriting that gets results. If you’re still reading my gross brag letter, Godspeed. I have a university-level education in attraction, communication, and human desire. My grasp of human nature + psychology makes for a unique, persuasive, and confident writing style. I’m also a former certified trainer for the National Academy Of Sports Medicine (NASM). This gives you an extra edge if you’re a lifestyle brand centered around exercise, health, and nutrition.
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What Is Top-Notch Copy Made Of?
1. Clarity
Without clarity, your customers won’t know what you’re trying to sell them. Copywriting should be easy to comprehend. If it’s not, then people will stop reading in search of a company or product that communicates more clearly with their audience.
2. Relevance
If your copy doesn’t relate to the customer, there’s no chance of a sale. So you need to make sure that your product or service is relevant to your customers. Copy should be tailored to your target audience so it connects with them on a personal level.
Call-To-Action
A call-to-action motivates the reader into taking action on what you’re selling them. So you need to include a call-to-action at the end of your copy. Copy should always close with a CTA that encourages your audience to take advantage of your offer.
“I really enjoyed working with Noah. I could see very early on how much value he brought to our team. His performance on the job was excellent. It’s been a real pleasure working together.”
“I couldn’t have asked for a better individual to work with. Noah was very attentive to exactly what my business is about and was fast about getting back to me. A pretty talented guy in general. I would recommend him!”
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“I really enjoyed working with Noah. I could see very early on how much value he brought to our team. His performance on the job was excellent. It’s been a real pleasure working together.”
“I couldn’t have asked for a better individual to work with. Noah was very attentive to exactly what my business is about and was fast about getting back to me. A pretty talented guy in general. I would recommend him!”
Questions On Your Mind?
I have answers.
What is copywriting? What does a copywriter do?
Copywriting is writing with the intention to sell. A copywriter can be responsible for everything from a small slogan on a package to a TV commercial that sells millions of dollars worth of product each year through clever wording, and persuasive imagery. Anywhere you see text that’s trying to sell you something, you’re looking at copywriting! It’s a universal business need for everyone.
Is hiring a professional copywriter worth it?
A professional copywriter can help you resonate deeply with your readers and make HUGE sales for your business. Even if you’re just looking to post content on your website or blog, a professional copywriter can help make that content much more appealing to an online audience.
What can copywriting do to help my business?
Copywriting can make or break the success and visibility of any business in today’s digital world. The power behind well-written, well-planned copy can be huge because it grabs potential customers by the hand and says “Hey, this is exactly what you’ve been looking for.”
What do you charge per copywriting project?
A small blog post (500 words), small newsletter (500 words), small email campaign (2-3 emails), or single-page website project will start at $125-150. You can expect rates of $500-$1000 for larger projects. If you’d like to hire me as your personal copywriter, I charge $1000 a week if you want a flat rate for excessively large projects like e-books or ongoing work—but note that booking me on a weekly basis is ultra-limited as far as how many clients I take on. (Note: I will not start a project until an initial downpayment of half the total project fee is made).
Do I really need to hire a copywriter?
The straight, no BS answer is no. But you do need to understand the foundational aspects of copywriting if you’re going to write your own. Copywriting isn’t content writing. And it certainly isn’t a skill you learn in a college English course. Check my About page for more helpful tips.
No offense, Noah, but do I even need you?
That depends. Do you want help from someone that’s worked on editing and producing content for a 750,000 strong audience? Or studied under multiple six-figure writers and New York Times, best-selling copywriters? How about someone with a raging gluten intolerance? Your choice.
Customized Packages
Choose from a selection of copywriting packages to pinpoint what you need.
Monthly Plan Feature
Hire me as your personal copywriter on a month-to-month plan. I’ll write you copy until you’re sick of making sales.
Unlimited Revisions
You get free revisions for a month post-delivery of your project. I’m not done until you’re completely satisfied.
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Pass Me Your Copywriting Baton and I’ll Get to Work.
You’ve probably written some of your own copy already. It’s frustrating when you try and try to get a message right, but nothing works. Then your brain shuts down and the cursor blinks 100 times before you can even think of another word that’s worth typing. Trust me, I’ve been there too, and it sucks pretty bad. So if you want copy that’s crisp and connects with your target audience, a consistent, authentic voice that highlights your strengths, a reliable, trained copywriter to take on your stressful projects, then let’s get to work.
