Writing revisions are an inevitable part of freelance copywriting – it’s something ALL of us face, from “newbies” to veterans with decades of experience. Typically, you can count on at least one revision of everything you write. The key is to minimize those writing revisions and to make them as minor as possible so you don’t feel like you’re stuck with re-writing the entire page! Learn how to do this, beginning with what a revision is versus what is “out of scope” of the original agreement with your client. Visit the SEO Copywriting blog for the video with audio and narrative text: http://www.seocopywriting.com/freelance-seo-copywriting/how-to-handle-writing-revisions/

1. How to start an SEO copywriting
business
How to handle revisions without going
insane

2. Revisions versus “out of scope.”
- A revision entails making
minor edits to the content.
The main structure of the
page stays the same.
- “Out of scope” is when the
client changes his/her mind
about the topic, tone of feel,
or what should be included
in the content.

3. What’s the best way to minimize
revisions?
Talk to the client before you
start work and ask them a lot
of questions.
It helps to send a follow-up
email outlining the
conversation, the article
structure and main points to
hit.

4. Revision tips:
- Ask the client to provide
specific feedback in writing.
- If you get revisions from
multiple people, ask your
client for help.
- Limit the amount of
revisions you’ll do at no cost.

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