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So how does this thing work?
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Phone, email, letter, smoke signal, etc. |
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Let's talk about your organization, your goals, and your needs. | |
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Receive a customized outline for your project. |
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Hammer out details, dollars, and deadlines. | |
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Sign a simple contract for both of our safety. |
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Keep up your great work and enjoy ours! | | |
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When I was 15, I got my very first job as a clerk at the only grocery store in town. During our day of training, the store manager proudly told us that each time we bag groceries, we should do so as if we were bagging groceries for our grandmother not even for our own mother, because everyone can imagine with a cringe the look on grandma’s face when you smash her loaf of bread below her canned corn and Wheaties. My grandma always served the softest, whitest, squarest sandwiches I ever had growing up. So you can be sure Kinetic Ink will treat your ad copy, story, website, or special project with the care and attention it deserves. Grandma’s orders.
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- Sarah Lyons, Kinetic Ink |
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| Frequently Asked Questions About Freelancers |
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Q: Why can't I find a price online for copywriting?
A: It’s not uncommon for freelancers to omit their pricing structure from their website for lots of reasons, including the obvious like avoiding undercutting by competitors and avoiding scaring off a would-be client with a misinterpreted dollar amount brandished all over the web. We’re always happy to talk shop, so don’t hesitate to call, email, or direct message to learn about how flexible and excited freelancers are to get your business! |
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Q: Contract, aye? Sounds scary.
A: Don’t feel uncomfortable about your freelance professional asking you to sign a contract. It’s there to protect your relationship in the instance of a disagreement. Plus it’s a freelance industry best practice and it can provide you with an outline of just what you can expect from your freelancer for some good old fashioned accountability |
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Q: How do I know you'll do a good job?
A: As a professional, you know there’s no such thing as a cash cow, so rest assured, we’re doing this because we love it. This isn't just our bread and butter; it's our life’s work. Feel free to call us “the experts” if you want. Additionally, a freelance professional stakes his or her reputation on the satisfaction of customers, referrals, and networking connections. In the off chance you’re unhappy with an experience, let your contractor know. Chances are he or she will be more than willing to make it right for you and will appreciate the chance to mend fences. | |
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