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Sample projects — how we'd approach the brief, not a claimed result.

We're a new agency, so we're not going to dress up a client roster we don't have yet. What follows are five sample projects: realistic scenarios, the approach we'd take, and what we'd measure to know it worked. Every real project starts the same way — with your actual brief, not a template.

A printed page laid out like a website homepage's copy hierarchy, with a call-to-action line marked in red pencil.

Sample project

A consultancy site rebuilt around three named client problems

Five pages, rewritten from capability lists to outcome-led arguments. See the full write-up on Website Copywriting.

A printed single-page layout with a call-to-action block double-outlined in red pencil, representing a sales page.

Sample project

A webinar landing page built two weeks before a paid promotion

One offer, one CTA, social proof moved above the form.

A dense printed article page with individual words circled in red pencil, representing long-form content writing.

Sample project

A SaaS blog moved from eleven posts in three years to a 4-a-month cadence

A prioritized keyword list and a consistent structure, regardless of topic.

A fanned stack of numbered printed pages, each with a subject-line block, representing an email sequence.

Sample project

A welcome sequence rebuilt from one email into six

Each email earning the next open, ending in a clear first-purchase CTA.

Sample project

A six-year-old company still pitching its year-one story

A structured interview surfaced the real differentiator; we built the voice guide around it.

Representative examples. Client names withheld.

“Every page on our old site said basically the same thing. Now each one has a job, and you can tell.”

Founder, Professional Services Firm

“Thirty product descriptions and not one of them reads like a template with the noun swapped. That's harder than it sounds.”

Ecommerce Operations Lead

“Our welcome sequence used to be one email. Now it's six, and people actually open the third one.”

Marketing Manager, Subscription Ecommerce

“We'd tried an AI tool for our blog and it read like it could belong to any competitor. The difference here is every article actually argues something.”

Head of Marketing, B2B SaaS

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