Website copywriters are experts at writing content that achieves all of the above and more. A good website copywriter creates content that is:
Search Engine Optimized – Strategically and seamlessly weaves keywords throughout your content, and makes Google happy by ensuring your content is always relevant and helpful to your audience.
Persuasive – Provides information that is crucial to your customers’ buying decisions, and convinces your customers to buy from you.
Action-Oriented – Convinces your audience to take actions and engage with your business, whether it’s buying your product or service, signing up for a newsletter, attending an event, or any other action you want your visitors to take.
Well-Positioned – Content that positions your company as your customers’ best choice and builds trust and confidence in your brand.
Engaging – Brings customers along on a journey and makes it a joy for them to read your copy.
Informative – Gives your clients and potential clients access to information that’s important to them and makes your company a valuable resource.
Clear – Content that’s clear and to-the-point makes it easy for your readers to understand the value you provide and to engage with your brand.
Concise – Website copywriting shouldn’t be overdone. Instead, it should be just the right amount of words to engage your reader and persuade them to take action.
Relevant – Companies can get into trouble when they produce content for the sake of producing content. Your content needs to be relevant and have purpose. A copywriter creates content that readers find informative, useful and helpful.
Relatable – A good copywriter writes content for one person. Your content should read like a conversation, tell a good story, and establish a sense of trust in your audience. This type of content keeps people coming back for more.
Well-Written – This goes without saying, but we’ll say it anyway – having a website riddled with typos and grammatical errors looks unprofessional. Even more important is the flow, rhythm and beats of your content. Does your content propel your reader? Does it move them through the content and compel them to take action? Does it give them something they didn’t have before?