Share Your Project Details: Copywriting Form

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Thank you for choosing [Your Company Name] for your copywriting needs. We're excited to learn more about your project and help you achieve your goals. Please fill out this form as completely as possible. The more information you provide, the better we can understand your requirements and deliver exceptional results.

Section 1: Business & Brand Overview

Business Name:

Company Website:

Industry/Niche:

Briefly describe your business (what you do, who you serve, and what makes you unique):

What are your top 3 business goals for the next 6–12 months?

Who is your ideal customer? (Demographics, pain points, desires):

What is your brand voice? (Select all that apply)

Do you have brand guidelines (colors, fonts, tone)?


Section 2: Project Details

(To clarify the scope of work and deliverables.)


What type of copywriting services do you need? (Check all that apply)

Do you have a preferred word count or content length?

Do you need SEO optimization?

What is your desired turnaround time?

Do you have existing content that needs rewriting/updating?

Section 3: Competitors & Inspiration

(To align your copy with industry standards and stand out.)



Section 4: Design Preferences

(If design services are included or needed.)


Do you need design services (e.g., ad creatives, social media graphics)?

Preferred design style:

Color preferences (if any):

Font preferences (if any):

Section 5: Budget & Additional Notes

What is your budget range for this project?

Any additional notes or special requests?


Thank you! We’re excited to craft compelling copy that grows your business.


Client Intake Form Insights

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Here’s a detailed breakdown of the Client Intake Form, explaining why each section is included, how it benefits the copywriter, and how it helps tailor services to the client’s needs.

1. Business & Brand Overview

Purpose:

  • Understand the client’s business model, goals, and brand identity.
  • Ensure the copy aligns with their vision and resonates with their audience.

Key Insights:

  • Business Name & Website: Helps assess their current branding and messaging.
  • Industry/Niche: Dictates tone (e.g., B2B vs. B2C, formal vs. casual).
  • Business Description: Identifies unique selling points (USPs) for persuasive copy.
  • Business Goals: Guides the copy’s focus (e.g., conversions, engagement, awareness).
  • Ideal Customer Profile (ICP): Ensures messaging speaks directly to their audience’s pain points.
  • Brand Voice: Prevents mismatched tone (e.g., a law firm needing humor vs. professionalism).

Why It Matters:

  • Misaligned copy can confuse customers. This section ensures messaging is on-brand.

2. Project Details

Purpose:

  • Define the scope of work, deliverables, and deadlines.
  • Avoid misunderstandings about expectations.

Key Insights:

  • Type of Copy Needed: Determines the writer’s approach (e.g., SEO blog vs. punchy ad copy).
  • Word Count & SEO Needs: Affects pricing and research time.
  • Turnaround Time: Helps prioritize workload (rush jobs may cost more).
  • Existing Content: Shows if the project is a rewrite (faster) or from scratch (more research).

Why It Matters:

  • A client needing a sales page vs. a blog post requires completely different strategies.

3. Competitors & Inspiration

Purpose:

  • Identify industry trends and gaps in competitors’ messaging.
  • Understand the client’s stylistic preferences.

Key Insights:

  • Top Competitors: Reveals market positioning (e.g., luxury vs. budget-friendly).
  • Likes/Dislikes About Competitors: Helps avoid clichés or weak messaging.
  • Copy Examples They Love: Provides a reference for tone, structure, and style.

Why It Matters:

  • If a client loves Apple’s minimalist copy, they won’t want Wendy’s sassy tweets.

4. Design Preferences (Optional)

Purpose:

  • If design services are offered, this ensures visuals complement the copy.

Key Insights:

  • Design Style & Colors: Affects readability and emotional appeal (e.g., red for urgency).
  • Font Preferences: Influences professionalism (serif vs. sans-serif).

Why It Matters:

  • A mismatch between copy tone and design aesthetic can weaken impact.

5. Budget & Additional Notes

Purpose:

  • Sets clear financial expectations.
  • Captures any special requests.

Key Insights:

  • Budget Range: Helps tailor services
  • Additional Notes: Uncovers hidden needs (e.g., “We need this to go viral”).

Why It Matters:

  • Avoids scope creep by clarifying limitations upfront.

Why This Form Works

Saves Time – No back-and-forth emails for basic info.
Improves Accuracy – Reduces guesswork in messaging.
Enhances Personalization – Copy is tailored to brand voice and goals.
Sets Professional Boundaries – Clear scope, deadlines, and budget.


Mandatory Questions Recommendation

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Here’s a breakdown of the mandatory vs. optional questions in your Copywriting Client Intake Form, ensuring you capture critical details while keeping it user-friendly:

Mandatory Questions (Essential for project scoping & pricing)

  1. Business Name (Who are you?)
  2. Industry/Niche (Context for tone/research)
  3. Brief Business Description (USPs, target audience, key offerings)
  4. Project Type (Website copy, ads, emails, etc.—impacts pricing/approach)
  5. Ideal Customer Profile (Demographics/pain points—ensures targeted messaging)
  6. Brand Voice Preferences (Professional, witty, etc.—avoids revisions)
  7. Project Deadline (Scheduling/rush fees?)
  8. Budget Range (Aligns expectations, filters mismatched clients)

Highly Recommended (Near-Mandatory)

  1. Competitors/Inspiration (Identifies market gaps/style preferences)
  2. Existing Content Links (Avoids duplication, shows current messaging)

Optional Questions (Nice-to-have but skippable)

  • Design preferences (unless offering design services)
  • Font/color specifics (unless branding is unclear)
  • "Additional notes" (open-ended, for extras)

Why This Matters:

  • Mandatory: Ensures you can quote accurately and deliver on-brand copy.
  • Optional: Preforms form fatigue—clients are more likely to complete shorter forms.


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