Marcell Mozes Studio · Copywriter, UK · By email

Finished copy for the page, letter or ad your revenue is waiting on.

You pay nothing for your first job until you approve it. If you don’t approve it after two rounds of changes, you owe nothing and the copy can’t be used.

I write it from what you already have: your site, docs, reviews and past campaigns. No briefing call, and no turning your notes into copy yourself.

Email me what you need written

Not sure which fits? One line is enough. I reply within 1 UK working day.

Sound like you. Copywriting that keeps your voice. Black-and-white campaign portrait of a speaking man.

01 · Who I write for

Pick the line that sounds like you

The first five routes have fixed public prices. For other projects, I confirm the scope and price by email.

Your name. Their voice. A studio professional reviews white-label client page copy on a laptop, with source notes.
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01 / COPY-READY PAGE
HOMEPAGE / HERO

Sports physio in Leeds
with same-week appointments
and a plan you can follow at home.

SOURCE COLUMN

Same-week slots → booking page
Home exercise plan → services page

One page. Matched to your wireframe.
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01 Web and design studios

The build is ready. My client still hasn’t sent the copy.

The Copy-Ready Page. White-label copy for one page of a client build, split by your wireframe’s sections, with a Source column.

Ready in
5 UK working days
First job
USD 350 {GBP 270 | EUR 315}
Larger option

The Launch-Ready Site: five pages and three launch emails, USD 1,950 {GBP 1,500 | EUR 1,750}

See the Copy-Ready Page
One less thing waiting on the hire. A man checks his phone in a working studio.
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02 / COVER THE SEAT

Four days in the Lakes, no car needed

Most people think you need a car for the Lakes. You don’t.

VOICE GUIDESay “walk”,
never “hike”.
HANDOVER NOTEOpen: winter
steamer times.
One piece + voice guide + handover note.
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02 Teams hiring a copywriter

We’re hiring a copywriter or content writer, and the work in the job ad can’t wait.

The first piece. One piece your job ad lists, with a voice guide and a handover note for your new hire. I’m not applying for the role.

Ready in
5 UK working days
First job
USD 595 {GBP 450 | EUR 525}
Larger option

A block of 4 pieces in 4 weeks, USD 1,950 {GBP 1,500 | EUR 1,750}

See how covering the seat works
The ad promises same-week appointments. The page says Helping you move better. The promise gets lost.
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03 / AD-TO-PAGE X-RAY
THE AD
Same-week
appointments.
THE PAGE
Helping you
move better.
01
The appointment promise disappears.

Bring the supported detail into the opening.

A written review. Up to 5 ranked changes.
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03 Course creators and coaches

My Meta ad and the sales page it opens don’t seem to say the same thing.

The Ad-to-Page X-Ray. A written review of your live Meta ad and the page it opens. Up to 5 ranked changes, each marked by how much it matters. If fewer matter, I say so.

Ready in
3 UK working days
First job
USD 295 {GBP 225 | EUR 265}
Larger option

The Sales Page Rebuild, X-Ray included, USD 1,250 {GBP 965 | EUR 1,095}

See the X-Ray
Give them a reason. Before: Renew your membership. After: Keep the quarterly code-change briefing.
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04 / RENEWAL LETTER FIX
30-day renewal reminder

Your membership ends on 31 December.

Renew before then and you keep the quarterly code-change briefing.

SOURCE: THE ASSOCIATION’S EVENTS PAGE
ALONGSIDE THE LETTERA one-page
Board Summary.
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04 Associations and member bodies

Our renewal letter goes out soon, and it says what it said last year.

The Renewal Letter Fix. Your renewal letter, or the next reminder, tied to your real dues and the benefits members use, with a one-page Board Summary.

Ready in
3 UK working days
First job
USD 249 {GBP 199 | EUR 229}
Larger option

The Renewal Season Series: 8 pieces, letter included, USD 1,290 {GBP 990 | EUR 1,150}

See the Renewal Letter Fix
12–15 texts. A renewal email subject with a charge-date placeholder connects to its placement map. Your solicitor checks the wording.
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05 / RENEWAL NOTICE PACK
12–15paste-ready texts
for one programme

Your Hearth & Hops box renews on [charge date]

MAP ROW 01 / MONTHLY RENEWAL REMINDER

Recharge upcoming charge email,
or your Klaviyo renewal flow.

Your solicitor has the final word.
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05 UK subscription businesses

Our renewal emails were written before the new subscription rules, which the government says start in January 2027.

The January Renewal Notice Pack. 12 to 15 paste-ready texts for one subscription programme, with a Map of where each one goes. This is customer-facing copy, not legal advice.

Ready in
5 UK working days
First job
GBP 495
Larger option

None on the page

See the Notice Pack
Made for your project. A tailor cuts cloth to fit — an illustration of individually scoped copywriting.

06 Larger projects & other copy

Your project doesn’t have to fit a package.

A whole website. A launch. The material your sales team needs. Bring me the project, and I’ll work out the copy it needs.

  • Websites & sales pages

    A complete site, a new offer or a long-form sales page — with a clear message from the first headline to the final call to action.

  • Launches & email sequences

    Launch emails, welcome sequences and follow-up copy, with each message giving the reader a reason to take the next step.

  • B2B content & sales materials

    Case studies, white papers, articles and sales decks that turn complex expertise into something a buyer can understand and use.

Need ads, video scripts, a brochure or something else? Send it over. You don’t need to know what to call the project before you get in touch.

I confirm what’s included, the price and the delivery date by email before I start.

Tell me about your project

The renewal pack is GBP 495 for packs that start before 1 December 2026, GBP 595 from 1 December 2026. A pack starts when I confirm its brief is complete.

You can choose the larger option when you start, or within 14 days of approving your first job. What you paid for the first job counts in full.

After your first job. Studios can move on to the Studio Desk, and hiring teams can continue with a block until the hire arrives. The Desk opens only after your first job is approved and paid. How the Desk works

Your voice. Clearly. Two physical quotation marks frame the word You.

02 · The promise

Read it before you pay. One extra on each route.

On every route: you read your first job before you pay for it. If you don’t approve it after two rounds of changes, you owe nothing and the copy can’t be used.

Read it. Then decide. A hand lifts the corner of a draft.
ReadWritten changesApproveInvoice
Studios
I never contact your client. If your client sends the page back within 30 days of your approval, with written reasons, I rewrite it once.
Teams hiring
If you book the block within 14 days of approving your first piece, that piece becomes piece one of the block. Block total USD 1,950 {GBP 1,500 | EUR 1,750} for 4 pieces, which includes the first piece you already paid. You pay the rest, USD 1,355 {GBP 1,050 | EUR 1,225}, for the other three.
Course creators
Rebuild total USD 1,250 {GBP 965 | EUR 1,095}, which includes the X-Ray you already paid. You pay the rest, USD 955 {GBP 740 | EUR 830}, in two parts: USD 480 {GBP 375 | EUR 415} when you approve the top of the page, and USD 475 {GBP 365 | EUR 415} when you approve the whole page.
Associations
Your board can take up to 45 days from the final draft to decide. If it meets later than that, we fix the meeting date when we start and your deadline moves to match.
UK subscriptions
For 60 days after you approve, I make the changes your solicitor asks for at no extra cost. When the detailed subscription regulations are published, I update the pack once, included in the price. If they are not published within 6 months of your approval, that update commitment ends.

What I guarantee is the work against the brief. Sales, sign-ups and renewals depend on your traffic, offer and timing, so I don’t promise them.

How paying works

  • First job: On a first job, the invoice comes when you approve and is due in 7 days. With a purchase order, it can be up to 30 days.
  • Who can pay after approving: Paying after you approve is open to any organisation with a live website and an email address on its own domain, once per organisation. You don’t need to be a limited company. Sole traders are welcome when they get in touch with me first.
  • Changes: Every first job includes two rounds of written changes. Every later job includes one.
  • Later work: Later work is paid in advance. A project in stages (a full site, a rebuild or a renewal season) is invoiced stage by stage, each invoice when you approve that stage.
  • Using the copy: Once you approve, you can publish the copy. Copyright passes to you when the invoice is paid in full.
  • Currency: Prices are fixed in USD, GBP and EUR. Your invoice is in the currency you choose on the start form.

What counts as approval, how long you have to decide and how refunds work: Terms · Refund policy

03 · Who you work with

One person, from first email to final file

Marcell Mozes

Marcell Mozes · Warrington, UK

I’m Marcell Mozes, a copywriter in Warrington, trading as Marcell Mozes Studio. I read your material, write the copy, and check and edit every line myself. Every email you send comes to me, with no account manager in between.

Everything happens by email, with no calls. You never have to find a slot for a briefing, and every decision about your copy stays on record, so you can forward it to whoever signs off.

Most of my copy went out under agencies’ names: B2B pages and content through Gripped, Fifty Five and Five, Bop Design, Napier and Blend. Selected agency work: website copy for Blackdot Solutions, an intelligence platform, through Gripped; content on search technology for Algolia, through Fifty Five and Five.

04 · Before the studio

What the editors noticed

Some of the editors who read my drafts before their clients did:

On clarity

“Marcell made the copy easier to follow while keeping the relevant qualifications, and queried an ambiguous claim rather than filling in the gap himself.”
Phil GibsonPhil GibsonHead of Content Development, Napier

On ambiguity

“What I appreciated most was his rigor. If something in the source material was ambiguous, he flagged it rather than guessing.”
Joe GowdridgeJoe GowdridgePretzl

On structure

“I particularly liked how he brought a buried customer benefit into the opening. It gave the rest of the page a much clearer direction.”
Rachel CunninghamRachel CunninghamContent Marketing Director, Bop Design

On delivery

“He understood the positioning, stayed within the scope, and delivered exactly when he promised.”
Barnaby EllisBarnaby EllisDirector, Strategy & Experience, Fifty Five and Five

On updates

“What I appreciated most was knowing where things stood without having to chase.”
Rachel OsborneRachel OsborneSenior Account Manager, Blend

05 · How it’s checked

Every claim points to something you gave me

I ask one question of every claim: does it say how? A reader who can’t see how a promise works has to take it on trust. So I find the how in your product, docs, site or reviews and move it into the line that has to do the work. If your material can’t back a claim, it is marked “to confirm” and I ask you rather than fill the gap.

Every document carries one of three labels: Draft (the first version, with open questions marked), Facts confirmed (every “to confirm” answered) and Approved (the final version you approved).

Each change gets its own card, so you can accept or reject it on its own.

Your reputation deserves a closer look. A man in glasses reads a document attentively.
Nothing added. Everything clarified. A hand uses a black and gold fountain pen with blue ink to replace an unsupported claim with copy backed by source notes.

Change Card 01 · A studio’s client, homepage hero

  • Flag: “Helping you move better” never says how the clinic helps.
  • How: Same-week appointments and a plan to follow at home.
  • Backing: The booking page lists same-week slots. The services page describes the home exercise plan.
  • Change: Sports physio in Leeds with same-week appointments and a plan you can follow at home.
  • Why: The reader can picture what happens after they book. Nothing in it is new; it was already on the site, further down.
  • When it wouldn’t apply: If most patients arrive by referral and already know the practice, the hero can lead with the location instead.

I use AI for research and first drafts. I check and edit every line myself. The AI use page explains how.

Method note

Method note. An internal clarity check, not a sales result: on my own rewrites, the question raised the share that explain how a result is achieved from 30% to 52%.

  • Sample: 418 page elements, rewritten with and without the question.
  • Question: “Does this claim say how?”
  • Measured: the share of rewrites that explain how the result is achieved.
  • Who judged: I did, not an independent reviewer.
  • What it does not show: sales, conversions or reader preference. Full notes on request.

06 · What you get back

The same facts, written so a reader can check them

Member organisation · 30-day renewal reminder

  • Before: “Don’t miss out. Renew your membership today.”
  • After: “Your membership ends on 31 December. Renew before then and you keep the quarterly code-change briefing.”
  • Source: The briefing and its timing are taken from the association’s own events page.

Course sales page · Opening line

  • Before: “Help your baby sleep through the night.”
  • After: “A 20-minute wind-down you start at the same time each evening, so your baby learns to fall asleep without being left to cry.”
  • Source: The routine and its timing come from the course’s own module list.

07 · After you write

What happens next

  1. Today. You email what you want written and what backs it up.
  2. Within 1 UK working day. You get the route that fits, a fixed price and a start date. UK working days are Monday to Friday, excluding UK bank holidays.
  3. Before I start. I confirm in writing that your brief is complete, with the delivery date. The clock starts when I confirm in writing that your brief is complete. Until then, a start date is only a booking.
  4. On the delivery date. The Draft arrives in one document, with a card for each change.
  5. Changes and approval. You send written changes, answer anything marked “to confirm” and approve a named version. On a first job, that is when the invoice comes.

08 · Questions

Before you write

What should I send?

What you want written, and whatever backs it up: product docs, your site, reviews, past campaigns. If you’re not sure, send what you have and I’ll tell you what’s missing.

How do you get our voice without a call?

From what you already publish: your site, past emails and letters and any style guide. Tell me which pieces sound most like you and I match those.

Our team or board usually talks things through. How does that work without calls?

Send your questions by email and I answer in writing within 1 UK working day. Every answer and decision is on record, so you can forward it to whoever signs off.

Can I try the writing before I order?

Yes. Each route offers one free sample on your own material, described on its route page. Nothing to pay for the sample. The Terms still cover how we use each other’s material.

What does “to confirm” mean in my Draft?

A claim I couldn’t back from your material. It stays marked until you answer it, and the final version only carries what you confirmed.

Will you contact my client?

Never. Studios get the copy white-label, under their own name, and I only ever deal with you.

Is this legal advice?

No. For regulated wording, such as subscription notices, your solicitor has the final word.

Write to me

What needs writing?

Send the page, letter, ad or job ad you want written, plus anything that backs it up. One line is enough to start. I reply within 1 UK working day with the route that fits, the fixed price and a start date.

Email me what you need written

marcell@marcellmozes.com

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