PRICING

Rather than per word or hourly, my rate is fixed fee per piece. It’s billed monthly on a pre-paid subscription basis.

(And when I say subscription, I don’t mean the “you’re hopelessly trapped for a year” kind that cable companies rope you into. If you want to cancel your services, all I ask for is 30 days notice. And, of course, I extend the same courtesy if I need to cancel.)

Any additional services we agree to during a given month will appear on your next invoice. 

Yes, you can request not to have my name and bio attached to the content.

However, there’s an additional 20% fee for ghostwriting. So, if you ask me, bylined is better. Not only will it save you money, but you can benefit from:

• My industry cred (I’ve got bylines on top dog blogs like WordStream, LOCALiQ, and Zapier)
• My excellent brand reputation
• Promotion to my growing, engaged audience of over 5K on Twitter and LinkedIn

I require a minimum of two blog posts per month to get on my calendar. With the exception of one-off guests posts, of course. 

1. Getting formalities out of the way: I’ll send over my contract for you to review and sign, as well as an invoice for 50% of the trial post. And you’ll provide any last info such as your company’s style guide, customer persona research, and other relevant resources.

In the meantime, I’ll get you set up in my project management system (ClickUp). 

2. Testing the waters: In ClickUp, you’ll fill out a content brief for us to start with. That way, we can make sure we’re aligned as far as working styles and expectations. 

3. Settling in: If we’re both happy after the test run, you’ll provide any remaining content briefs for the month or for the next month. And I’ll send over the invoice for the remainder of the trial post and upcoming content. 

4. Researching and writing: I’ll get going on the assigned content and deliver it to you on the agreed-upon schedule (e.g. weekly, bi-weekly or monthly). 

5. Editing: You’ll review the content and leave any feedback/revision requests as Google Docs comments. I’ll take care of the edits within 1-3 business days. 

By the end of each month, you’ll provide briefs and take care of the invoice for the upcoming month. And we’ll rinse and repeat steps four and five. 

Typically, I book projects 30 to 90 days out. But it never hurts to get in touch to see if I have more immediate availability 😉

Nia Gyant Content Writing is an asynchronous-first company. To help me maintain max productivity and work quality, async communication channels like email are preferred. (Loom videos and Yac messages are welcome too if you like to talk it out!) 

Additionally, you’ll be able to see the status of each piece of content in ClickUp. You’re welcome to comment on tasks there or use the chat feature for check-ins and questions that don’t require a meeting. 

However, you’ll also have my calendar link in case we need to have a chat.