What's included

• Written Content

  The primary deliverable would be the written content itself. This could include articles, blog posts, essays, reports, whitepapers, marketing copy, social media posts, scripts, stories, or any other form of written material specified in the project requirements.

• Editing and Proofreading

  If the client provides draft content, the deliverable might include edited and polished versions of that content. This ensures that the content is free from grammatical errors, typos, and stylistic inconsistencies.

• Formatted Documents

  Depending on the client's requirements, the deliverables might be formatted documents ready for publication. This could involve structuring the content, adding headings, subheadings, bullet points, and other formatting elements.

• Creative Briefs

  For projects like ad campaigns or creative writing, the deliverables might include creative briefs outlining the concept, tone, style, and messaging that the content will embody.

• Consultation and Collaboration

  In cases where the client works closely with the writer, the deliverable might include consultation sessions, brainstorming meetings, and collaborative efforts to ensure the content meets the client's vision.

• Revisions:

  Typically, clients are entitled to a certain number of revisions to ensure the content aligns with their expectations. The final deliverable might include revised versions based on client feedback.