3. Your web copy will sound more professional
Professional writers have an eye for language. They’re trained to spot grammar and spelling issues, improper punctuation, and awkward phrasing (here at Engineering Copywriter, we also run all our writers’ work through technical proofreaders – for an extra quality check).
As such, you can rest assured that your content will be free of the technical faults that plague amateur copy (yes, even if you’re trying your best to create great content).
But it’s more than just spelling and grammar:
- – Professional website copywriters may work by themselves, but many also work with copy editors and proofreaders who review each piece before it’s published to ensure no mistakes have been overlooked.
- – Great web writers have the ability to write concise content that’s to the point and easy to understand. This is particularly important for web copy, which benefits from lower readability levels.
- – Copywriters are particularly skilled at persuading web visitors to take action. This doesn’t necessarily mean making sales, but can refer to any calls to action that may be highlighted on the website.
- – Trained writers can also develop a consistent tone and brand voice that better target your ideal audience.
By simply bringing these skills to the table, a professional engineering web copywriter can take your website to the next level.
4. You’ll benefit from greater brand consistency
Every marketer knows that consistency is important when promoting a brand – but this also includes the written brand voice.
If you hire one fantastic web copywriter, you ensure that all of your engineering company’s copy will match. But this doesn’t mean that the writer will decide what the brand voice will be – this is something that the company should decide on. Make decisions on language, correct phrasings, standard greetings, and anything else that you feel may be relevant.
Professional writers can help your engineering company with this, creating a style guide and tone of voice that best fits with how you want people to identify your brand. This means that any copy – regardless of whether it be in long-form blog articles, social media posts, email newsletters, or print materials – will have the right tone of voice.
Professional writers can even create a universal style guide here so that you, others in the company, or future company writers can copy the brand’s required style.