Copywriting & Content Writing

For engineering, manufacturing, software, IT, and professional services businesses

So you think you need a copywriter

I'm guessing you probably didn't wake up this morning with a burning desire to hire a copywriter.

You may not even know or care about what a copywriter does or the difference between copywriting and content writing.

But you do care about the marketing problem that's been hanging around for a while.

Things like:

  • Your website not generating leads

  • Your ads and landing pages not converting

  • Your emails and social posts being largely ignored

  • Your time and money invested into activities that don't generate a return

Somewhere along the way, you heard a copywriter might be able to help.

And here you are.

a confused business owner

What's Your Problem?

Let’s skip the lectures for now.

 You don’t need a history of copywriting or an in-depth analysis on the benefits of content marketing.

 You’ve got a problem and it's probably one of these.

Click the one that feels uncomfortably familiar and I’ll show you how I help fix it.

Your Website

Your website isn't generating leads

It looks good. You did a rebrand but didn't change the words.

It sits there looking professional enough, but the enquiry form might as well be invisible.

Visitors land, browse for 10 seconds, then vanish without a trace.

Your Content

You start with excellent intentions. Someone creates a content calendar, writes a few social posts, and gets ChatGPT to create some blogs. Most of them are ignored.

Then you run out things to say and it all feels like too much effort.

Posting becomes sporadic, and stops entirely.

Your Advertising

Your email marketing is largely ignored. Your newsletters don't actually contain any news.

Your paid ad campaigns generate more financial benefit for Google or Meta than you.

Your landing pages don't generate any sales or interest in your services or products.

Your DIY

You've got the capacity. You've got intelligent people who can string sentences together.

What you haven't got is confidence that what you're producing is any good.

Or time to learn the difference between copy that sells and copy that just fills up space.

You want to learn how to do all this properly.

Or, perhaps it's something else entirely?

If your problem doesn't quite fix those boxes...

Maybe your issue is more specific.

Have you got a product launch coming up and need someone who can articulate what makes it different?

Or has your brand messaging drifted over the years and now sounds like corporate soup?

Maybe you're rebranding and need a fresh voice. Or you're expanding into a new market and your current copy doesn't land with that audience.

It could just be that you've realised that everything you write sounds stiff and forgettable, and you're not sure why.

Marketing problems rarely arrive in neat categories. They're usually messy, overlapping, and specific to your particular situation.

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