What Do You Need for Your Website?
In general, a business today needs a website. There are people who’d disagree with that, and maybe certain businesses can do well enough without one
Nick Blatchley Copywriting, one of the leading copywriters in Hertfordshire supplying marketing content, was founded in 2014 and has been steadily growing since then. Whether you’re a start-up micro-business or an established company, the magical words and enthralling stories I’ll weave about you will give you the chance to become the go-to person in your sector.
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Blogs are at the heart of great marketing, but they have to be engaging, compelling and well crafted. I’ll write you regular blogs that attract your target market and make them want to check you out.
Your website is your virtual shop window, and you need the right content to get people through your virtual door. I’ll tell your story to engage your visitors, from landing page to contact form.
Many entrepreneurs have realised that publishing a book is a great way to get their expertise known. I’ll help you write it effectively, and I also have the contacts to help you get it expertly designed and printed.
Want to write your own marketing content but still have it polished to professional standards? My service plan can offer the best of both worlds for a small monthly subscription.
Your website content needs constant change to keep it fresh and relevant. I offer services to future-proof your site by taking a deepdive into its content and then keeping it up to date.
Social media is an essential marketing tool, and that means you need regular engaging content for each of your platforms that will keep your contacts reading. I can provide that.
Standard descriptions aren't good enough for your higher-end properties. I'll mesmerise your readers and have them falling in love with your property before they've even seen it.
Have you built up a great business — but not enough people know about it? You’re not alone. Marketing can be one of the trickiest parts of running a business, especially marketing an SME. Whether you’re aiming at other businesses or at the general public, how do you make sure they find you, and not your competitors, when they’re searching your sector?
Marketing covers a range of disciplines, but top-class written content is at its heart. Search engines have become more sophisticated, and it no longer works to stuff your content full of keywords and key phrases.
In fact, if your content comes over that way, you’ll find yourself plummeting down the rankings. What Google and other search engines are looking for today is superior content. And that’s where I can help you.
Whether it’s blogs and social media or books and articles, marketing is all about telling stories — stories about your business, stories about what you’ve done for your customers, and above all stories about how great you can make your reader’s life.
I’m a lifelong storyteller who loves using words and ideas — and it’s all at your disposal. I want to learn about your business and your expertise, and work with you to make it even more successful. Whatever marketing content I produce for you will not only be of the highest quality, but also have your voice and personality all over it.
You don’t have to be the best-kept secret in town.
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