Website copywriting services
You want some (words on a website)? Fine, I’ll give ’em to ya. – The Wealdstone Raider
Website copywriting is for anyone looking to increase leads, sales, and add a pinch of personality to their website.

What is website copywriting?
Website copywriting is writing the words on your website so people actually do something.
Not just read it. Do something. Buy, book, click, call. That sort of thing.
Why is it important?
Website copywriting is important because a website without them good words is just decoration.
The right copy explains what you do, shows why it matters, and pokes people (in the ribs) to take the next step. Without it, visitors look around, go ‘huh’ and leave.
Website copywriting packages
These are rough guideline to my pricing. If you want something more bespoke, no problem, contact me and we’ll ‘av a tea and a chinwag.
I also do a broader range of copywriting packages if you’re looking for something other than website copywriting.
The Small Website One
A straightforward SEO copywriting package for businesses that want to improve a few key pages.
Includes
- Discovery call
- Messaging and positioning discussion
- Competitor research
- Writing or rewriting of up to 2 website pages
- Headline and page structure development
- Call-to-action optimisation
Price: Between £750 – 950
The Slightly Bigger Website One
For businesses that want to strengthen more of their website and improve overall messaging.
Includes
- Everything in The Small Website One, but for up to 4 website pages
Price: Between £1,200 – £1,400 per month
The Biggest Website One
A more complete website copywriting package for businesses that want their core pages properly sorted.
Includes
- Everything in The Slightly Bigger Website One, but for up to 8 website pages
- (or full core site)
Price: £2,000+
Is website copywriting the same as SEO copywriting?
Nah.
SEO copywriting is more about keeping in search engines’ (and now AI overview’s) good books. It helps people find you in the first place.
Weaving in relevant keywords and optimising metadata, headings and alt texts are some of the core ingredients. It’s written with search engines in mind, using the words people type into Google.
It’s a great bolt-on to website copywriting, but it has a different purpose – and it ain’t the same.
The best websites do both. They show up in search results and give visitors a good reason to stick around. Otherwise you either have a brilliant website no one finds… or loads of traffic reading something that doesn’t persuade anyone to do anything.
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Do you copy?
If you’re looking for a freelance website copywriter, I reckon I’m your guy.