You’ve written the copy for your homepage, about page, and services, but something feels off. Maybe the tone wobbles between professional and casual, or the calls to action aren’t as clear as they could be. I perform a comprehensive edit and proofread of your key website pages, focusing on consistency, clarity, and conversion. I check for grammatical errors, tighten verbose sentences, ensure a uniform brand voice across all pages, and make sure every piece of text guides your visitor toward taking the next step.

This polish is ideal for business owners, founders, or marketers who have drafted their own website content. It works before a site launch to ensure a professional first impression, or for an existing site that needs a refresh to improve messaging and user experience. I focus on the core pages that drive understanding and action, helping you present a unified and error-free front to your potential customers.

You’ll receive an edit and proofread of up to 5 key website pages, totaling approximately 2,000 to 3,000 words. The work format is written communication via shared document. To begin, you provide your website copy, brand voice guidelines, target audience and any existing style preferences. I work from a document you provide containing all the copy from your live site or your draft. Using suggestion mode, I edit for flow and impact, not just correctness. The process includes one revision round after you review the initial edits. There is no limit on iterations within this single revision round.

This might mean restructuring a confusing paragraph on your services page, suggesting more active language for your hero headline, or flagging inconsistent terminology. I deliver the fully edited copy in an organized document, page by page. I also include a brief set of style notes summarizing your core brand voice, key terms, and any recurring issues I fixed, which you can use for future updates. Having worked with numerous small businesses and tech startups, I know website copy has a specific job to do.