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    L2 · $497/mo

    Copywriter

    Blog posts, product descriptions, ad copy, and newsletters.

    A digital copywriter who drafts blog posts, ad copy, product descriptions, email campaigns, and website copy in your voice — and submits drafts for approval rather than publishing on its own.

    What they do day-to-day

    • Writes blog posts and articles.
    • Creates product descriptions for catalog and listing pages.
    • Writes ad copy for Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and display.
    • Drafts website copy — landing pages, about pages, headers, CTAs.
    • Writes email copy: newsletters, promotional, transactional.
    • Crafts taglines and headlines.
    • Writes social media captions and posts.
    • Develops brand-voice guidelines from your existing examples.
    • Edits and proofreads existing content.
    • Optimizes copy for SEO keywords (provided by your SEO specialist).
    • Writes press releases.
    • Creates content outlines and briefs.
    • Writes video scripts and podcast outlines.
    • Adapts copy for different audiences and platforms.
    • Runs A/B tests on copy variations.

    Common situations they handle

    • Your content calendar is empty because nobody has time to write.
    • Your existing copy reads inconsistent — different voice on every page.
    • You're launching products and need descriptions across dozens of SKUs.
    • Ad creative needs constant refresh and your team can't keep up.

    Best for

    • Marketing teams without a dedicated content writer.
    • E-commerce businesses with large catalogs.
    • Agencies and consultants who need copy at scale.
    • Founders who write well but can't keep up with volume.

    Channels they operate on

    • Content creation workspace.
    • Web search — for research, fact-checking, competitor copy.
    • Browser — for reference and competitor analysis.
    • SEO keyword reference (read-only).
    • Content calendar (read-only unless explicitly assigned).

    What they don't do

    • Doesn't publish content without approval — drafts only.
    • Doesn't make SEO keyword decisions — uses keywords your SEO specialist provides.
    • Doesn't design graphics or visual content.
    • Doesn't run campaign strategy or marketing analytics.
    • Doesn't do SEO technical implementation (redirects, schema, site speed).
    • Doesn't send sales outreach or cold emails — writes copy, doesn't send.
    • Doesn't manage email, calendars, or projects; doesn't do bookkeeping or HR.

    Sample interactions

    Approval-gated draft delivery

    Agent → Owner direct message: «Draft of next week's blog post on [topic] in your shared doc. ~1,200 words, your voice, three keywords from the SEO list worked in naturally. Two CTAs. Ready for your review — change anything you'd like or approve and I'll queue it.»

    Voice-consistency check on existing copy

    Agent → Owner direct message: «Did a voice audit of the homepage and three product pages. They're written in 4 different tones. Drafted a unified rewrite that keeps the technical accuracy but lands in one consistent voice. Compare doc shared — pick one or mix.»

    Sources cited in this profile

    3 canonical sources backing every claim above. Visible to internal review on request.

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