What's included

• The Aesthetic Work

  As a content writer and designer, the specific deliverables you provide to the client will depend on the scope and requirements of the project. However, here are some common deliverables that clients typically expect from content writers and designers: Content Writer Deliverables: Articles/Blog Posts: Well-written and researched articles or blog posts on the specified topics. Website Content: Compelling and engaging content for various pages of the client's website, such as the homepage, about us, services, and product descriptions. Social Media Posts: Captivating and concise social media posts for different platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc. Copywriting: Persuasive and creative copy for marketing materials, advertisements, brochures, and promotional content. SEO Optimization: Content optimized with relevant keywords to improve search engine rankings and organic visibility. Editing and Proofreading: Ensuring that all content is error-free, grammatically correct, and adheres to the client's brand voice and style guidelines. Designer Deliverables: Graphic Designs: High-quality graphic designs for various purposes, including logos, banners, infographics, social media images, etc. Website Design: Mockups or actual designs for the client's website, ensuring a user-friendly and visually appealing layout. Print Materials: Designing print materials such as business cards, brochures, flyers, posters, and other marketing collateral. Brand Identity: Developing or updating the client's brand identity, including color schemes, typography, and visual elements that represent the brand's image. Illustrations and Icons: Creating custom illustrations and icons that align with the client's branding and messaging. Presentation Design: Designing visually engaging and impactful presentations for various purposes, such as pitches or reports. UI/UX Design: Designing user interfaces and user experiences for websites or applications to enhance usability and aesthetics. It's essential to have a clear understanding with the client regarding the specific deliverables, timelines, and any other project-related details before starting the work. This will help manage expectations and ensure both parties are on the same page throughout the project.