Six formats · Fixed scope
B2B copywriting services
Six formats, each with a fixed scope, a fixed price or a project quote, and a date. Anything outside these six we quote case by case — or tell you it is not our work.
01
B2B blog articles
Why this format: it reaches the buyer while they are still working out what to buy.
What you get: 1,200–1,800 researched words with sources in the text, meta title and description, in five working days.
from $149
02
Case studies
Why this format: it is the proof a buyer needs when the decision is nearly made.
What you get: a customer interview, a situation–solution–result structure, numbers agreed with the customer, and a one-page version for sales.
quoted per project
03
White papers
Why this format: it is what your buyer forwards to whoever approves the budget.
What you get: 2,500–5,000 words on primary sources, a full source list, input from your experts, ready for design.
quoted per project
04
Email copywriting
Why this format: it turns interest into a conversation while the buyer still remembers you.
What you get: a sequence with subject-line options, send logic, and one revision round.
quoted per project
05
Press releases
Why this format: it puts an announcement on the record in a form a journalist can use.
What you get: 400–600 words, headline and subhead, boilerplate, agreed quotes, checked facts, in three working days.
quoted per project
06
AI citations
Why this format: a buyer who asks ChatGPT or Perplexity who to shortlist reads the answer, not your site — unless your page is what the answer quotes.
What you get: an article with the answer first and a source at every claim, FAQ markup, a visible author and date, and a record of what the assistants say before and after.
from $149
What all six have in common
See rates- Sources in the text, at the claim they support
- Facts and figures checked against the original document
- An outline you approve before the draft
- One revision round
- Five working days for articles; case studies and white papers on an agreed schedule
Not sure which format you need
The short version:
- An article attracts a buyer who is still defining the problem.
- A case study proves you have solved it before.
- A white paper justifies the budget inside the buyer’s company.
- An email sequence turns attention into a conversation.
- A press release puts an event on the record.
- An article for AI citations answers the question a buyer puts to an assistant, in a form the assistant can quote.
Most companies need the first two before anything else. If you describe the situation, we will say which one we would write and why.
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