The Copywriter You Can Hand A Brief To And Stop Thinking About

We start with one small project.If the copy isn't right, you don't pay for it.

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Hiring A Copywriter Shouldn’t Feel Like A Coin Flip

You hire someone who looks solid on paper.
The samples are clean.
The intro call goes well.
So you send over the brief.
Then the deadline slips.
And the draft that finally lands is stiff and generic.
The kind of copy a reader scrolls straight past.
Now you're choosing between rewriting it yourself...
Or walking the writer through three rounds of revisions.
Both of those cost you the exact time you paid to get back.
The client is still waiting.
And to them, a missed deadline is your agency's problem, not the freelancer's.
That's the part that actually stings.
Because your reputation is riding on work you didn't write.

Let Me Be Straight With You

Hi, I'm Michael.
I'm early in my copywriting career.
So I'm not going to pretend I've got a wall of big brand logos behind me.
What I do have is time.
Focus on each project.
And a simple offer:
I'll write your first project for free.
And you only pay if you actually want to use it.
Here's how working together goes.
You hand me the brief.
The client.
The voice.
And the deadline.
I write it.
Match that voice.
And send it back when I said I would.
You decide.
If it fits, we line up the next one.
If it doesn't, you owe me nothing.
The first project is small on purpose.
Because the only honest way to trust a new writer is to see the work, not hear the pitch.
If the copy doesn't fit your client, throw it out and keep your money.
And if it does fit...
The next brief usually arrives with your client asking where you found me.

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You Can Keep Auditioning Writers, Or Start With One Small Brief

You've got deadlines.
Clients.
And campaigns that need copy this week.
You could spend the next month testing strangers and hoping one of them sticks.
Or you could hand me one small project and know within a few days.
The downside?
You don't like it.
And you pay nothing.
The upside?
You stop searching.
Because you finally have a writer you can hand things to and trust they'll land.