Question 1

How long does it take to write the messages and content?

Accepted Answer

First messages for a website or a campaign are usually ready within a few days to two weeks, after an in-depth intro call.
Most of the time goes into understanding what your customers need to hear to choose you.
Once the content is live, we check which headlines, ads and pages bring more leads.
A good message improves over time, based on what the audience actually does rather than on guesswork.

Question 2

How much does copywriting cost?

Accepted Answer

The price depends on the amount and type of content: website pages, ads, posts or video scripts.
After a short intro call you get a detailed proposal that spells out what's included, so there are no surprises later.
It's also worth looking past the price: what each lead costs, and what a new customer is worth to your business.

Question 3

Do you guarantee results?

Accepted Answer

Nobody can guarantee a result in marketing, and anyone who promises numbers up front is usually not telling the whole story.
What we do commit to is a way of working: a clear goal, every lead measured and a report that shows what worked and what didn't.
Experience shows that doing the right things consistently, learning from the data and improving every month, is the surest path to success.
And if something isn't working, you'll hear it from us first, together with what we're changing.

Question 4

What is it like to work with you?

Accepted Answer

We start with a short intro call to understand the business, your customers and your goals.
Then you get a clear plan: what we do, in what order and how success is measured.
Daniel Mantzur leads every project himself, working alongside specialists who each focus on their own field.
Every month you get a simple update: what was done, what worked and what comes next.

Question 5

What does a copywriter do?

Accepted Answer

Writes the words that sell: headlines, ads, website pages and scripts.
The goal is for customers to understand quickly why to choose you.

Question 6

What's the difference between creative and content?

Accepted Answer

Creative is the idea behind a campaign or message.
Content is everything you publish regularly: posts, articles and guides.

Question 7

What is a core message?

Accepted Answer

One line that says what you do, for whom, and why you.
Every piece of copy in the business is built around it.

Question 8

Does content help with SEO?

Accepted Answer

Yes.
Content that answers real questions brings search traffic, and helps AI engines understand and cite the business.

Question 9

Do you also write video scripts?

Accepted Answer

Yes.
Scripts for reels, TikTok and shoot days, with an opening that grabs attention in the first seconds.

Question 10

How many versions do I get per ad?

Accepted Answer

Usually several angles per ad, to test what works against the data.
The exact number is set in the proposal.

Question 11

How do you keep the business's tone?

Accepted Answer

We write a short tone guide: how the business speaks, which words to use and which to avoid.
Every new piece is checked against it.

Question 12

My website copy is long and nobody reads it.
What do I do?

Accepted Answer

Cut to the essentials: a clear headline, one line that explains, and proof.
Move the rest to the FAQ or to guides.

Question 13

My ads look like everyone else's.
How do I stand out?

Accepted Answer

Start from what is genuinely different about you, not from generic slogans.
A specific detail, an example or a real number sticks far better.

Question 14

Can I use AI-written copy?

Accepted Answer

As a draft, yes, but unedited copy sounds like everyone else, and is sometimes wrong.
Human editing adds accuracy, tone and details only the business knows.

Question 15

Why don't the articles on my site bring traffic?

Accepted Answer

Usually because they don't answer a question people actually search, or the answer is buried in the middle.
We check what people search for, and answer in the first paragraph.

Question 16

How many revision rounds are there?

Accepted Answer

The number of rounds is set in the proposal, up front.
That way it's clear what's included.

Question 17

Who approves the copy?

Accepted Answer

You do.
Every piece is sent for approval before it's used, on the site, in an ad or on social.

Question 18

Do I own the copy?

Accepted Answer

The rights are defined in the proposal.
Usually the copy is for the business to use on every channel.

Creative and copywritingThe words that
make customers
choose you.

Words that work
on every channel.

One clear message

Headlines that win

Copy for your site and social

Video scripts

Your expertise.
Your approval.

Fewer words.
More leads.

We listen first.
Then we write.

Others write the usual.
We write why it’s you.

Who it’s for

Daniel Mantzur

Frequently asked questions

What does a copywriter do?

What's the difference between creative and content?

What is a core message?

Does content help with SEO?

Do you also write video scripts?

How many versions do I get per ad?

How do you keep the business's tone?

My website copy is long and nobody reads it. What do I do?

My ads look like everyone else's. How do I stand out?

Can I use AI-written copy?

Why don't the articles on my site bring traffic?

How many revision rounds are there?

Who approves the copy?

Do I own the copy?

Creative and copywritingThe words thatmake customerschoose you.

Words that workon every channel.