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Marketing — Content & Copy

Words That Earn Their Place on the Page

Most website copy is wallpaper — it fills the space and says nothing. Good copy does three jobs at once: it ranks for the searches that matter, it answers the questions your customers are actually asking, and it nudges them toward getting in touch. We write that kind.

What We Write

From a Single Landing Page to a Year of Content

The frog at an editorial planning board

Some clients need a complete website's copy written from scratch. Others need a steady drumbeat of articles their in-house team doesn't have time to produce. Both start the same way: with us learning how you talk.

Website copy is where we do our most consequential work — the headlines, service descriptions and calls to action that decide whether a visitor stays or bounces. We write it after interviewing you and, where possible, your customers, because the most persuasive lines are usually things your happiest clients already say.

Ongoing content — articles, guides, case studies — is built from a strategy, not a brainstorm. Keyword research tells us what your audience searches for; competitor gaps tell us where you can win; and an editorial calendar keeps it shipping. Every piece has a job and a way to measure whether it did it.

We write in UK English, in your tone of voice, and to be read by humans first. Search engines reward that approach more every year, which is convenient, because it's also the only approach we like.

People don't read websites less than they used to. They read bad websites less.

— Our case for copy that earns attention

Services

Copywriting & Content Services

Itemised — 8 deliverables

Your project manifest

  • 01 Full website copywriting
  • 02 Tone of voice development
  • 03 SEO articles & guides
  • 04 Case studies & testimonials
  • 05 Landing pages for campaigns
  • 06 Email sequences & newsletters
  • 07 Product descriptions at scale
  • 08 Editorial calendars & strategy
Total Everything above. No surprise extras.

The Craft

Where the Words Come From

Interviews, research, drafts with the long pauses edited out. Copy that sounds effortless is usually on its fourth version — and the third one taught us the most.

The frog sketching wireframes on a whiteboard
Editorial planning
The frog inspecting a bug with a magnifying glass
Voice workshop
The frog pinning cards to a tall board
Draft one, with tea

Questions

Content, Answered

We interview the people who talk to your customers daily, read everything you've already published, and — the secret weapon — listen to how your best clients describe you. Then we write a short voice guide and a sample piece for sign-off before producing anything at volume.

Need Words That Pull Their Weight?

Send us a page you're unhappy with and we'll tell you what we'd do differently — it's the quickest way to see whether our approach fits.

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