Copywriter
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
Over the next few weeks I plan to release a range of new marketing assets and need sharp, engaging copy to bring them to life. The project starts with a handful of short-form pieces—think 200-600 words each—but it could easily expand into longer blog articles or product-focused copy once the rhythm is set.
I will supply a clear brief for every assignment: topic outline, key points, target keywords (when SEO matters), and a quick snapshot of my brand voice. What I value most is concise, benefit-driven language that sounds natural to my audience and nudges them toward the next step, whether that’s clicking a link, requesting a demo, or simply reading more.
Deliverables
• Three initial drafts based on the first brief
• Up to two revision rounds per piece
• Final copy delivered in Google Docs (or compatible Word format)
Acceptance criteria
Copy must follow the supplied voice guidelines, include the agreed call-to-action, and pass a basic grammar check before submission.
Timelines are flexible for the right fit but quick turnarounds on smaller tasks are a plus. If this sounds like something you can knock out of the park, let’s get started—first brief is ready to go.
I will supply a clear brief for every assignment: topic outline, key points, target keywords (when SEO matters), and a quick snapshot of my brand voice. What I value most is concise, benefit-driven language that sounds natural to my audience and nudges them toward the next step, whether that’s clicking a link, requesting a demo, or simply reading more.
Deliverables
• Three initial drafts based on the first brief
• Up to two revision rounds per piece
• Final copy delivered in Google Docs (or compatible Word format)
Acceptance criteria
Copy must follow the supplied voice guidelines, include the agreed call-to-action, and pass a basic grammar check before submission.
Timelines are flexible for the right fit but quick turnarounds on smaller tasks are a plus. If this sounds like something you can knock out of the park, let’s get started—first brief is ready to go.