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Content & copy

Your website says you're a leading provider of quality solutions. So does everyone else's.

We write the pages that say what you actually do, for whom, where, and what to do next. The facts come from a 30-minute call with you. A person writes it. If a draft started with software, the draft says so at the top.

From $250 per pageAd copy from $150Written for peopleIncl. GST
Who it's for

Three reasons people send us a blank page

New site going up

"The designer asked me to send the content."

You've paid for a website and now there's a blank document with your name on it. You know your trade. You don't have a spare weekend to write eight pages about it. We do the call, you do the talking.

Site says nothing

"It's all there. It just doesn't say anything."

Written years ago, probably by the last agency. Passionate, professional, client-centred. A visitor still can't tell what you do, which suburbs you cover, or how to book. We rewrite the pages that matter, starting with the one people land on most.

Ads with no landing

"The ad gets clicks. The page doesn't."

You're paying for every click, and the page it lands on was written for nobody in particular. Ad copy and landing copy written together, so the promise in the ad is the first line on the page. Pairs with landing pages and Google Ads management.

What we write

Six things, and how each one earns its place

We don't sell content by the kilogram. Each piece has a job, and if a page won't do a job for you, we'll say so before you pay for it.

Service pages

One page per thing you do

What it is, who it's for, where you do it, roughly what it costs if you're willing to say, and how to book. Written in the words your customers use on the phone, not the words your industry uses at conferences.

Home page

The ten-second version

Someone lands, reads the first line, decides. So the first line names what you do and where, and there's a phone number or booking button before they scroll. Everything else on the home page is a door to a service page.

Ad copy

Headlines and descriptions, in sets

A Google Ads responsive search ad takes up to 15 headlines and 4 descriptions. We write the set to match the keywords in that ad group, so "emergency plumber Auckland" gets an ad that says exactly that, with the number in it. Sets from $150.

Google Business Profile

Short posts, monthly, per location

Hours changing, a new team member, one useful thing about the season. A few sentences with a photo you took. Set up and posted as part of SEO & Google Business Profile, or written standalone if you'd rather post them yourself.

About page

Who's behind the counter

For a clinic or a trade, the about page is the second most-read page on the site. Real names, real qualifications, the year you started, and why. No stock photo of a handshake.

The odd blog post

Only when there's a real question

"Does ACC cover this?" "How long does a reroof take?" If customers keep asking it, a 500-word answer is worth writing, and it's a useful page to send people to. If nobody's asking, we won't invent a topic to hit a monthly quota.

Where the facts come from

A 30-minute call. We ask the questions: what do you do, who calls you, what do they ask, what do you wish they knew before they rang, which suburbs, which days, what does a first visit cost. You talk. We record it with your permission and write from the transcript.

Every fact in the draft traces back to that call or to a page you've already approved. If we don't know something, we ask. We don't fill the gap with something that sounds right.

Before and after

Four questions, answered in the first paragraph.

Most service pages could be swapped between two businesses and nobody would notice. The rewrite says what you do, for whom, where, and what to do next, before the visitor has to scroll. And it says how it was written.

  • The label is real. Every draft you receive carries one of two lines at the top: "started with software, rewritten by a person" or "written by a person from scratch." Drafts that started with software are cheaper, and the quote says so.
  • The facts are yours. Suburb, services, hours, phone number, what ACC does and doesn't cover. All from the call. Nothing guessed.
  • The doc is yours. Google Doc, in your Drive, comments on. Two rounds of changes included. Take it anywhere.
Service page · BeforeExample
Physiotherapy Services

We are a leading provider of quality physiotherapy solutions. Our experienced team is passionate about delivering exceptional, client-centred care using a holistic approach. Contact us today to find out how we can help you on your wellness journey.

Says whereNo
Says what it treatsNo
Says how to bookNo
Could be any clinic in NZYes
Service page · AfterExample
Physio in Mt Eden for sore backs, knees and sports injuries

We treat backs, necks, knees and sports injuries from our rooms on Dominion Road, Mt Eden, with parking out the back. We're ACC registered, so you don't need a referral. Evening appointments on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Book online in two minutes, or call 09 000 0000 and a person will answer.

Says whereMt Eden, Dominion Rd
Says what it treatsBacks, knees, sport
Says how to bookOnline or phone
Could be any clinic in NZNo
Draft: started with softwareRewritten by a person from your call
This label sits at the top of every draft you receive. Every fact above came from the call.
Illustrative. Not a real clinic. Your page will use your suburb, your services and your phone number, because you'll have told us them.
How it works

Call, draft, mark-up, live.

A service page usually takes a week from the call to going live, most of which is waiting for you to read it.

01

The call

Thirty minutes on the phone or a video call. We ask, you answer. We record it with your permission so we're quoting you, not remembering you.

Day 1 · 30 minutes
02

The draft, labelled

A person writes from the transcript. If software helped with the first pass, line one of the doc says so and the price is lower. Every fact is checked against what you said.

Day 3 · Google Doc in your Drive
03

You mark it up

Comments on. Tell us what's wrong, what you'd never say, what we missed. Two rounds of changes are included, and you'll rarely need the second.

Day 3–6 · your pace
04

It goes live, logged

We paste it into your site, or your designer does. The change log records the page, the date, and how the draft was made. The doc stays in your Drive either way.

Day 7 · change log updated
The rules

Things we won't write.

Some of these get asked for. All of them get sold. Here's the line, and what's on the other side of it.

What we won't write
Fake reviews.Not "based on real feedback", not "testimonial-style copy". Reviews come from customers, on Google, in their own words. Anything else is a lie with a star rating.
Keyword-stuffed pages."Plumber Auckland plumbing Auckland plumbers" isn't a sentence. Google reads sentences now, and so do your customers.
2,000-word blogs nobody reads.If the answer to the question takes 300 words, you get 300 words. Length is not authority.
Pages for services you don't offer.No "we also do heat pumps" to catch a search you can't serve. It wastes their click and your reputation.
What we will do
Label every draft.Line one of the doc says whether it started with software or was written by a person from scratch. The invoice matches the label.
Write from your words.Every fact traces to the call or a page you've approved. If we don't know, we ask. We don't guess and make it sound confident.
Say where you are.Suburb, region, the areas you don't cover. Being specific loses the wrong visitors and keeps the right ones.
Hand you the document.Your Drive, your ownership, no licence. Edit it, reuse it in a brochure, give it to the next agency.
Price

Per page. Quoted before we start.

Content & copy
$250from · per page · incl. GST

A typical service or about page is $250–$400 depending on length and how much checking it needs. Ad copy sets (one responsive search ad, matched to one ad group) from $150. Drafts that start with software are quoted lower, and the quote says which is which. Every page is quoted in writing first.

Get a quote
Included, per page
  • The 30-minute call (one call covers several pages)
  • A first draft with its label on line one
  • Two rounds of changes
  • The finished Google Doc, in your Drive
  • Pasted into your site and logged, if you want us to

If a page doesn't need rewriting, we'll tell you. A home page that already says what you do, for whom and where is worth leaving alone. Copy for a full new site is quoted as a set; see websites, where it's usually included. Health and therapeutic claims in clinic copy are checked against the ASA Therapeutic and Health Advertising Code before anything is published.

Questions

Before you send the brief

How much of this is automated?+

Some drafts start with software: we feed it the transcript of your call and get a first pass with the structure roughed in. Some start from a blank page. Either way a person rewrites it, checks every fact against what you said, and reads it aloud before you see it.

Line one of every draft says which it was. Drafts that started with software cost less, and the quote tells you that up front. What never happens: software writing a page from nothing but your business name and a list of keywords.

Do I have to do the call?+

Yes. It's where the facts come from. Without it we'd be guessing at what you do and where, and your customers would be able to tell. One call usually covers three or four pages, and it's the only part that needs your time.

Will this help my Google rankings?+

We don't promise rankings, for this or anything else. What we can say is that a page which clearly states what you do and where is a page Google can understand as well as a customer can. If ranking is the goal, that's a different job, and it's on the SEO page. What we won't do is stuff the copy with keywords to chase it.

Can you write in my voice?+

We write in plain NZ English, close to how you talk on the call. You'll see the first draft early, so if it reads like someone else, say so and we'll fix the voice before writing the rest.

I already have copy from another agency. Is it any good?+

Send it. If it says what you do, for whom, where and what to do next, we'll tell you to keep it and save your money. If it doesn't, we'll show you which lines to change, and you can do that yourself or ask us to.

Do you do monthly blog content?+

No. We write the odd post when there's a question your customers actually keep asking, because that page earns its place. We don't sell content calendars, and we won't write four posts a month to hit a number. If you want a steady stream of short updates, Google Business Profile posts are the better tool, and they're part of SEO & Google Business Profile.

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