Too much client work on your plate?
While it clearly means you’re doing fab, it sounds pretty messy and overwhelming, too (and it’s easy to compromise on quality just to meet all those looming deadlines).
As a content writer for marketing agencies, I can take care of some blog posts while you focus on strategy and client management—for a fraction of the cost and commitment of hiring in-house
What you get when you choose me as a content writer for your marketing agency
Hey! I’m Giada, and while my copywriting and consulting business is mostly about 1:1 client work, I’ve been collaborating and ghostwriting for marketing agencies for years, too (shhh). What can that mean for yours?
Expertly (& humanly) crafted blog posts – The kinds that actually meet the brief, wow your clients, and work towards the content strategy you created for them
On-page SEO whenever requested – Not to brag, but if I drank a coffee every time one of my blog posts reaches Google’s 1st page? I’d be jittering and shaking in a corner right now
Reliability – Your deadlines are my deadlines, and I’ll treat them just as seriously as I do with my own clientwork. Pinky promise
Confidentiality – I’ll never contact your clients or add samples to my portfolio without your permission, and my contract includes an NDA (but I’m happy to sign a separate one, too)
A massive “oof” of relief – Whether you’re doing some of the writing yourself or your current writers are already stretched out, enjoy taking on more clients (+£££)—without having to worry about all that extra writing, compromising on quality, or committing to an expensive in-house hire
“Can I trust you to write for my agency?”
Got burnt by someone who seemed capable but turned out to be all sizzle and AI? Gotcha. I hear that A LOT.
So, here are a few things you should know about me:
I offer content writing services to my own clients, too. When working with them 1:1, I take care of the actual strategy as well, from planning topics for different stages of the funnel to keyword research and looking at analytics
I’ve been getting clients through my own blog and website copy. So, don’t worry: I know there’s more to on-page SEO than just repeating keywords
I used to work in an in-house marketing department
I’ve written about all kinds of topics: marketing, SaaS, tourism, coffee, mezzanine floors (yes, really), and much, much more
While I’d love to share some blog post samples with you, most of them are ghostwritten (duh). Still, here’s a marketing blog post for an agency that let me use my byline and my content marketing strategy for a client. You can find a tonne of pieces in my own blog, too
You can choose to start with one paid trial blog post before committing to a larger package or retainer. Easy!
But you know what? It’d make more sense to hear it from other marketing agencies:
Here’s the catch though: I’m not the right content writer for every marketing agency
I DON’T work with agencies that:
❌ Churn out generic and poor-quality content for clients who don’t know enough about marketing to tell they’re being scammed
❌ Don’t share anything about their clients beyond “here’s their website”
❌ Follow the “just write an article for this keyword” mindset
I only collaborate with marketing agencies that:
✔️ Craft strategic content for their clients and actually care about delivering tangible results
✔️ Share their client info and material with me so that I can match their tone of voice, incorporate their perspective, and highlight their thought-leadership
✔️ Send me clear and in-depth briefs, avoiding us time-consuming back-and-forths and allowing me to write strategic blog posts (no matter the industry or topic!)
How our collaboration will work
If you like what you see and you’re the second type of agency… cue the confetti! We’re going to be an even better match than my 80s blazer and high-waisted jeans.
My services are available as standalone packages or on-going retainers. How can you book them? Simple:
1. Complete my quick form to tell me more about how I can ease your content marketing workload
2. I’ll send you a custom quote, and you can decide whether to get started asap or with a paid trial
3. Start receiving strategic, stand-out blog posts that match your briefs (and let out that “oof” of relief)