Content Writing

Words researched, not generated

Website copy, articles, email and product descriptions written by people who interview your specialists and read your sector press.


What you get

A house style, held across every channel

We keep a style sheet per client covering voice, spelling, product names and the claims you are allowed to make. That is why the newsletter sounds like the website, and why a new writer does not reset your tone.


Keyword and audience brief agreed before drafting

Arabic and English written natively by separate writers

Two revision rounds included on every piece

A living style sheet you keep at the end
Writer editing copy on a laptop

What is included

The kinds of writing we take on

Web

Pages that sell

Homepages, service pages and landing pages structured around what the reader needs to decide.

Editorial

Articles and guides

Researched pieces with a point of view, built to rank and still worth reading.

Direct

Email and product

Newsletters, sequences and product descriptions written to be scanned and acted on.


How we run it

Four stages, no mystery in between

Stage 01

Interview

We talk to the people who actually do the work, because that is where the specifics live.

Stage 02

Brief

Audience, angle, keywords and length agreed in writing, so drafts are not a surprise.

Stage 03

Draft

First draft, your comments, second draft. Two rounds are included on everything.

Stage 04

Edit

A separate editor reads it against the style sheet before it reaches you as final.

Research books open on a desk

Who this suits

Companies whose expertise never made it onto the page

Technical teams who know their subject and cannot find time to write it down. Businesses whose site still uses the copy from launch. Anyone whose blog stopped in a month that is now embarrassing.

B2B and industrial Healthcare Professional services Ecommerce Startups

Common questions

What clients ask before starting

Do you use AI to write it?

People write and edit the work. We may use tools for research or a first outline, and everything you receive has been written, checked and cut by a person who read your brief.

Can you write in Arabic?

Yes, natively. Arabic is written by an Arabic writer working from the same brief, not machine translated from the English.

What if the draft misses the mark?

Two revision rounds are included. If the direction is wrong rather than the wording, we go back to the brief with you before rewriting.

Need words that sound like you?

Send a page you are unhappy with. We will rewrite the first section so you can judge the voice before committing.

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