What's included

• Digital File of Content

  1. Content Files: The primary deliverable will be the content files themselves, typically in a digital format. This could include articles, blog posts, website copy, social media posts, product descriptions, white papers, or any other type of content requested by the client. 2. File Formats: The content files may be delivered in various file formats, such as Word documents (.doc or .docx), plain text files (.txt), or Google Docs links, depending on the client's preference or any specific requirements discussed beforehand. 4. Proper Formatting: The content files should be properly formatted, adhering to any style guides, formatting guidelines, or templates provided by the client. This includes elements such as headings, subheadings, bullet points, numbered lists, font styles, and overall readability. 5. Additional Assets: Depending on the project requirements, the deliverables might also include additional assets such as images, graphics, charts, or any other visual elements that were part of the content creation process. These assets would be provided alongside the written content files.