Wondering what it's like to collaborate?
I have a well-defined process that sets clear expectations from our initial meeting through the completion of your project, designed to keep you informed at every stage of our creative partnership.
1. Discovery call
The initial meeting allows us to get acquainted. We typically connect on a discovery call over Zoom, where I discover more about your firm, project and content goals, and you can learn more about my experience and process.
2. Proposal
If we both decide we want to move forward, I'll email you a proposal within 48 hours detailing the terms of the project, including the scope, the deposit, the delivery date, and the revision process. I recommend starting with a small test project to see if we're a good professional match.
3. Agreement & deposit
If you accept my proposal, I'll email you an agreement we both sign, and you'll make a 50% deposit before the work begins. The balance is due Net 15 upon delivery of the first draft unless we make other arrangements.
4. Strategy call
With the paperwork out of the way, I'll email you an outline that we'll discuss more in-depth on a strategy call.
5. Research and writing
I'll research your website, SEO materials, the article topic and competitor websites before I begin writing. If this is our first time collaborating, I'll email you a couple of paragraphs to review to ensure we're in sync with your tone of voice and continue writing.
6. Copyediting and delivery of first draft
After I finish writing the first draft, I’ll send it to my copyeditor, who specializes in design editing, for review. I’ll then consider the edits, make any final adjustments and email you the copy. The balance is due upon delivery, Net 15, unless we make other arrangements.
7. Revisions
After you review your copy, I'll make any edits you request within the scope of what we discussed. I offer one round of edits at no additional charge.
I work with clients in Google Docs so we can easily share comments and track changes. However, we can make arrangements if you are more comfortable using email or another method of communication.
8. Your content is ready for publication!
At the final stage, your copy is ready to publish or send to your web designer for the finishing touches. For blog content, I can upload articles to your content management system, such as WordPress, upon request.