Build a writer’s website around a clear commissioning process
A writer’s website should explain subject areas, services, pricing, and the enquiry process. After reading a sample, an editor should know what to send when discussing an assignment.
Publish your actual availability, such as accepting enquiries or taking recurring work only.
Define services and what the price includes
Describe writing, outlining, interviewing, and revising as specific services. A sample price should state length, interviews, revision rounds, and delivery format.
Explain relevant professional experience or credentials. Avoid promising a search ranking or enquiry increase as a certain result of writing alone.
Link the profile to relevant examples
Introduce your subject areas and services before directing visitors to examples. Connect your background with the editorial work it supports.
Publish prices and availability as text rather than embedding them in sample images. For each new example, review its title, contribution, and destination link.
Ask for the topic, number of articles, outlet, desired publication date, and budget. Allow clients to identify undecided items. Explain required inputs near the form. (W3C form instructions)
Send a test message and check delivery and the reply address. Agree the quote and scope in writing before starting the assignment.
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