Frequently Asked Questions

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01

What services do you offer Event Management and Entertainers?

I offer a wide range of services. If you're interested in learning more about SBM, please request our capabilities deck; A PDF document with detailed information about SBM's culture, values, and services offered along with prices.
02

How can copywriting help enhance my business or brand?

The rewards for being able to write in a persuasive tone is infinite. Overnight a well re-written website, press release, or blog article can increase sales and audience engagement leading to a larger attendance on the day of your event.
03

Do you have any project examples you could show me?

Yes. Please request our capabilities deck: A PDF document with detailed information about SBM's culture, values, and services offered along with prices.
04

Do you offer any additional services?

Yes. Please request our capabilities deck: A PDF document with detailed information about SBM's culture, values, and services offered along with prices.
05

How much do you charge per event to write?

It depends on the scope of the project, and if it’s a “one off” deal, or a monthly agreement negotiated between the two of us. Please contact Wayne at 1 (250) 613-3488 to talk more.
06

How do we communicate and collaborate throughout the process?

I design mockups in Figma for quick notes, and seamless collaboration. Deadlines, goals, and your vision get discussed in our discovery meeting.
07

Do you provide any ongoing website maintenance?

That’s entirely up to you. If you’d like to pay me to be on retainer so you can sleep at night knowing your website will be up and running smoothly, that’s always an option. It’s around $250-$350/month to maintain the website.
08

Are your services tailored to a specific type of event?

Not necessarily, no. What makes a great copywriter is our ability to be digital chameleons with the written word. Through proper research, and due diligence I’ll be able to write for your event—pinky promise.
09

What sets you apart from other copywriters, and designers?

Most website designers can’t write, and most copywriters don’t know how to develop websites. I can do both. I’m a big believer that they go hand-in-hand and, when done properly—make money and generate lots of noise.
10

Are there any specific platforms, or technology you use?

I design websites with Webflow. You’ll need to create a free account so I can transfer it once it’s completed, but it’s nothing “out of this world” difficult. I’m confident the hand off will be smooth, and stress free. Other than that—no.
11

Do you offer any training or support afterwards?

I record a 20-40 minute screen-recording of the back end of the website, how to change headers, copy, and update images/videos. Webflow is tricky to develop websites with at first, but super easy to update content with.
12

How do you ensure the security, and privacy of the website?

Webflow has built in encryption, and it’s used through the platform to protect PII and non-public data from unauthorized access. All communication between Webflow users and the Webflow-provided app is encrypted-in-transit.
13

How long will it take for you to build a website?

It depends largely on the scope of the project, but for the most part they take around 1-3 weeks, and another 30-60 days afterwards to monitor the website, and make sure your users are using it the way we intended.
14

I have a social media page, why do I need a website?

You don’t. That’s the beauty of it. If your business is running well, and converting followers from social media into sales—I would double down. But if social media is taking up more time than making you money I’d get a website up asap.
15

What is your process?

First, a 15-30 phone call. Discovery takes around 4-8 hours, and is done over a single day. We have a lot of questions for you and leave the meeting with a lot of ideas, and. And then we write, design, and do it all for your community.
16

Do you need anything from me before you start?

I need communication, active collaboration at the start, and trust. That’s it. I got the rest down.
17

What is your refund policy?

By policy, I don’t accept refund requests on the sale of digital goods unless it’s stated clearly on the published sales page. Here’s why: Digital products are much different than physical goods. By returning the physical good to a seller, the merchant gets to keep the original value of the product. Our case is harder.
18

What is included? What am I buying exactly?

The rewards for being able to write in a persuasive tone is infinite. Overnight a well re-written website, press release, or blog article can increase sales and audience engagement leading to a larger attendance on the day of your event.
19

How do you take payment?

We take credit cards over PayPal, checks, and of course cash is perfect if you’re a local.
20

Do you offer discounts?

Unfortunately, no. I’m working on it though. If you have a good idea—give me a shout. I’m easy like that. Just don’t tell my wife.