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Four pieces of information are enough: the content's goal (sell, inform, build brand awareness), your target audience, your preferred tone of voice, and where the content will be published. If you already have reference material — a brand book, similar content you like — attach it: it helps the freelancer understand what you're looking for.
It depends on the project. A copywriter specializes in persuasive, conversion-focused copy: product pages, landing pages, ads. A content creator works more on editorial and visual content, often for social media: posts, video, brand storytelling. For projects that combine both needs, many professionals on FreelanceWWW cover both roles.
Look at three concrete things: the portfolio — is there copy or content similar to what you need? — how much content is included in the price, and how many revisions are planned. Favor those who ask for details about your audience before quoting a price: it's a sign they work in a targeted way, not off the shelf.
You usually get the final copy in the agreed format (Word document, CMS-ready file, captions ready to publish), any revisions included in the quote, and — if requested — a tone-of-voice guide or an editorial plan to keep future content consistent. State in the brief whether you also want commercial usage rights for the copy, especially for content intended for advertising.
It depends on the professional: some content creators also offer basic graphics and carousels (often with Canva or generative AI tools like Adobe Firefly), others focus only on copy and scripts. State this need in the brief to get targeted proposals.
For a single article or a batch of social posts, typical turnaround is 3 to 7 working days. For a full editorial plan or a storytelling project, timing is generally longer, depending on the research and tone-of-voice definition phase.
Not necessarily: many professionals use AI tools as support during research or first drafts, then step in with editing, fact-checking and adapting to the brand's tone of voice. If this matters to you, you can explicitly ask in the brief whether and how AI is used in the work process.
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