Yes, I do! But since each project is so different, I can’t lay out exactly what a payment plan looks like.

If you’re filling out the form above, be sure to include that you’re interested in payment plans in the “How can I help you?” section. Or email me if you still have questions.

The short answer is, the sooner the better.

Mainly because it’s just me running my own little corner of the www right now, so my schedule is limited.

If you reach out only to find that we have scheduling conflicts, never fear! You can choose from any of the following:

• Purchase my guide on creating a custom LinkedIn content strategy.
• Get on my waiting list so you’re top priority when I’m open for new projects.
• I can audit your profile for you.
• I can connect you with another incredible, talented copywriter.

During our test project. But I understand that this is a serious concern, so I’ll clue you in on the top 3 ways I capture your tone of voice:

1. I listen to how you talk (which is why I strongly push calls in my process).
2. I read and study your writing.
3. I include a brief questionnaire that covers your expectations (because it’s VERY COMMON to talk one way and write another).

As always, the more you can give me, the better. If you have webinars, YouTube videos, a podcast, a blog, or even a book, these are all goldmines for ghostwriters.

I also have a killer editing process, along with a top-notch editor who will offer second opinions on tone, syntax, all that nerdy writing jazz.

Check out this blog post to see how I “morph” into different writing styles.

In terms of web design and branding elements, no, I do not.

I do include free amateur-ish Canva designs for LinkedIn (posts, carousels, cover images, etc.) in all my service packages. Click here to see this free option in action.

If you’d like to pass on my LinkedIn design services (whether because you’d rather do it yourself or send it to a designer on your team), that’s totally fine! Be sure to let me know in the contact form.

Just 30 minutes of your time, then a 1-2 week test project.

All new clients must complete a test project before scheduling ongoing work/maintenance of their LinkedIn profile.

If we decide to move forward after our 30-minute call, I’ll set up a test project for us to get to know our work styles and communication preferences.

During the test project, you’ll get a handful of posts from me, and we’ll analyze the results of posting over the course of 1-2 weeks (depending on our schedules, my availability, etc.). If you’re not interesting in pursuing ongoing work, no problem! I’ll send you a feedback form, along with a summary of our findings for you to use in the future.

If you’re happy with the results, we’ll adjust our contract and book ongoing work for the next 3-6 months, depending on your business goals and long-term outlook.

Working with me will require a lot of interaction and communication upfront, but once I know your goals, approaches, and preferences, your involvement will be much less time-consuming.

No matter how hands-on you’d like to be, I’m flexible. I’m an ADHD girlie who thrives on simplicity, so I’m dedicated to making my work for you easy, streamlined, and low-maintenance.

The answer to this question varies, depending on MANY factors (including your industry, the topics you plan on covering, posting frequency, your audience, what you consider “results” to be, etc.).

That being said, it takes on average about 2 months (at a posting frequency of 3-4 posts per week) to start seeing results on LinkedIn. And yes, it’s possible to see results sooner than that.

I’ve seen people get results much sooner, and I myself started seeing results within 14 days. But I fully believe my results came from TONS of research and planning prior to posting. It just depends.

I get it. You’re running a business. Which means poop happens, and it may be completely unrelated to my work. I’ll miss you, for sure! But I’ll make sure the process of parting ways is easy and stress-free (and cheap).

Cancellation terms will vary from project to project, but generally speaking, at least 5 days of advanced notice is required before cancelling a project in order to avoid a cancellation fee. Any cancellation request made less than 72 hours in advance will result in a cancellation fee.

Depending on when the cancellation request is submitted, additional charges (such as late fees, percentages of the cost for the services that have been completed) may be expected in order to cancel. I’ll also send a feedback form in the hopes of improving my processes for the future.

The cancellation policy will be laid out in full detail in the contract.