Send a brief

This goes to one inbox, read by the person who would do the work.

You get an answer within two business days: questions about what you sent, or a time to talk for twenty minutes. Not an automated sequence, and not a proposal nobody asked for.

The brief

Nine fields, six of them required. It is longer than most enquiry forms on purpose — the answers are what let the first reply tell you something, instead of asking for a call to find out.

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Your name

Work email

Where the reply goes. A work address is easier to place than a personal one.

Company or brand

“Independent” is a fine answer. If the brand is called something other than the company, the brand is the useful one.

Which one is closest?

This changes who we would want to interview. It does not change what anything costs.

Where do you think you are?

Pick the nearest stage. If what you describe below points at a different one, the reply will say so — including when that means the cheaper thing.

Which page or sequence is not working, and how do you know?

Two or three sentences is plenty. Concrete beats complete: the page people leave, the objection that comes up on every call, the email nobody opens, the sentence you have rewritten four times. If you already know what the problem is and only need it written, say that instead.

Budget band — optional

Optional, and not a negotiating position. It decides whether the reply proposes a diagnostic or a full project, which beats both of us finding that out at proposal stage.

When would you want to start? — optional

Optional. Accurate is more useful here than urgent.

Links — optional

The site, the page in question, a competitor you keep losing to. One per line.

You can use these details to answer this enquiry.

If a form is the wrong shape for this

Email: office@freyacopywriter.com. Same inbox, same reply window.
Phone: +359 89 477 8911. Sofia time. A brief has to end up written down either way, so email is usually the faster route.
Studio: zh.k. Darvenitsa 42A, 1756 Sofia, Bulgaria. For post and contracts rather than visits.

Worth having open while you write it

None of this is required. It is what turns the first reply into something you can use.

The page you suspect: A URL beats a description of a URL.
Roughly what the traffic does: Not for publication anywhere. So the reply can tell whether this is a traffic problem dressed as a copy problem.
One competitor you lose to: Named, not a category. Positioning happens in the comparison, and the comparison is rarely the one the market report makes.
Whoever signs it off: If final approval sits with someone who never read the brief, that arrives in the second revision round instead.