What's included

• Content Creator

  1. Written Content Deliverables: Articles or Blog Posts: Clients might receive well-researched and written articles or blog posts in a format suitable for publication on their website or blog. SEO Optimization: Content creators may also provide SEO-optimized articles with relevant keywords and meta descriptions. Social Media Posts: Content creators can deliver ready-to-publish social media captions or content calendars. 2. Content Management: Some content creators may offer content management services, which involve publishing and scheduling content on the client's website or social media platforms. 3. Content Templates: Content creators might provide reusable templates for certain types of content, such as email newsletters or social media posts. 4. Consultation and Communication: Regular communication and consultation with the content creator throughout the project to ensure alignment with the client's goals and preferences.

• Data Visualization

  1. Data Visualization: This can include charts, graphs, dashboards, and other visual representations of data to help clients understand and interpret information more easily. Examples include bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, heatmaps, and scatter plots. 2. Reports: Clients often receive detailed reports summarizing the project's findings, analysis, and recommendations. These reports may include written explanations, tables, and figures to support the information presented. 3. Software Applications: If the project involves the development of software or applications, clients may receive the fully functional software along with documentation on how to use it. 4. Prototypes: For design and development projects, clients may receive prototypes or wireframes of websites, apps, or products to provide a visual representation of the final product before it's fully developed. 5. Documentation: Clients might receive user manuals, technical documentation, or instructional materials to help them understand and use the product or service effectively.

• Microsoft Excel

  1. Excel Spreadsheet: The most common deliverable when working with Microsoft Excel is the spreadsheet itself. This could include financial models, data analysis, project tracking, or any other type of organized data. 2. Charts and Graphs: If the project involves data analysis, clients may receive charts and graphs created in Excel to visually represent the data. 3. Reports: Excel can be used to generate reports summarizing the data or analysis. Clients may receive these reports in the form of Excel files or converted into PDFs. 4. Templates: In some cases, clients may receive customized Excel templates that can be reused for similar tasks in the future. For example, a budgeting template or project management template. 5. Dashboards: Excel can be used to create interactive dashboards that allow clients to visualize key metrics and data trends. These can be delivered as Excel files or as web-based dashboards, depending on the project. 6. Presentations: If the Excel work is part of a larger project, clients may receive PowerPoint presentations summarizing the findings or progress, which may include embedded Excel charts and tables.