Most ag websites read like they were written by someone who's never been on a farm. Because usually they were.
The problem isn't bad writing, it's that whoever wrote it didn't know what mattered. So you get "committed to excellence in agricultural solutions" instead of what the business actually does and why anyone should care.
I write copy in your voice. That means listening to how you actually talk about your operation, then getting it down without the polish. Plain, direct, no filler. If it can be said in five words, it gets said in five words.
Copy comes as part of a website build, the two go together, because writing copy for a site that doesn't exist yet is guesswork, and designing a site around copy that doesn't exist is worse.
Anyone building a website with me who'd rather not write it themselves. Which is most people, knowing your business inside out and being able to write about it are two different skills.
I don't take copywriting on its own. It's part of a website build. And if you'd rather write it yourself, that's completely fine, I'll design around what you give me, and it costs less. Some people know exactly what they want to say. Others would rather hand it over. Either works.
Pricing depends on the number of pages and whether I'm writing it or you are.