I’m Kylie Saunder, a Melbourne SEO copywriter.

With over 15 years of writing experience, up to date SEO knowledge and a business and marketing background, I’ve helped clients with the following type of copywriting:

1.    Copywriting website content

Clients use my copywriting services for their website content because they understand that their website is more than an online presence.

Website content needs to please the search engines, but more importantly it must be written to appeal to your target reader and prospective client.

My clients appreciate that I combine my business acumen with my marketing and SEO copywriting experience to create compelling website content that converts their readers to buyers.

 

2.    Copy editing website and blog content

Clients use my services when they’ve got the ‘bare bones’ of their website or blogs.

With an ‘outsider’ view and a clear idea of who their target audience is, I transform their content.

I’ve been told I have an uncanny ability to get the ideas out of their head and onto the page,

”It’s like I’ve written it…the way I really wanted it to be…but I just couldn’t get there by myself…”

3.    Repurposing their own content

From half written Word documents, to old blog posts or notes from a presentation or conference.

I use my client’s voice and re-energise their content – it’s a little like a ‘content makeover / facelift’.

 

4.    Email templates and letters

Clients use my copywriting services to create or edit their email templates and auto-responders. From a law firm with a series of email responses to a medical practice’s new patient letters and follow-ups.

 

5.    Speaker’s kits, brochures and POS displays

I help clients with copywriting offline as well. From writing a speaker’s kit for a start-up entrepreneur to writing a brochure and POS posters for a local business.

 

What it’s like to work with me?

Before I work with any client I like to have a chat – in phone, on Skype or if they’re in Melbourne over a coffee.

If I was to looking for an SEO copywriter, this is what I’d ask:

• Why do you love writing and what do you read?
• What’s the process if I hire you?
• What are your payment terms?
• How do you ‘capture’ my tone of voice’?
• How much input do you need from me?
• What timeline is usual for the project I need help with?

It could be tempting when you’ve hired a copywriter to put your feet up, settle onto couch and watch your favourite Netflix show.

But here’s the thing, when you hire a copywriter, you’ll need to stick around to:

• Complete the copywriting brief and discuss it with the copywriter
• Review and add comments to the draft content presented
• Sign off on the final version.