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Hey Muhammad H. It depends a bit if it's a self-hosted site or it's in your clients account. If it's in you clients Webflow workspace there is really only changes they have to worry about. Generally I do not recommend clients to make changes outside the CMS. You'll be undoing a lot of their work. But typical is that you allow an average labour time on a monthly basis as a retainer. Inclusions are backups, security, updates, utilised 3rd party plugins, changes within existing content structure. Price guide would be:

I like hosting the clients side in my own workspace so I can charge the monthly retainer myself. I use ClickUp for everything. But the software doesn't matter, the client experience does.

Hey Chris W. they have a very similar process. One noticeable thing is that they offer a 'brand message playbook' as a deliverable to their clients. It will serve as the foundation for their copywriting work and is a great messaging/tone-of-voice resource for the client. This is usually the output from questionnaires, strategy session etc. (similar to your workflow) They have a bunch of templates, AI prompts and examples. But nothing you couldn't come up with yourself. They borrow a lot from the storybrand framework (one of them is a StoryBrand guide I think). Hope this helps.

Halfway through Chris W.. Anything specific you want to know?

Congrats on becoming a dad Jake O.. That's the biggest milestones of all. Great work!

Yeeeew. Just want I need on a Friday morning 🙂. Thanks Relume

Josh C. this is worth looking through it: https://www.flux-academy.com/courses/copywriting-for-web-designers Use content as an upsell opportunity. Clients are mostly very bad at it. There are also way too close to their business to write marketing copy themselves.

Hey Matt J. and Carissa S. great topic and definitely worth putting some attention to. Short answer there is no direct solution, but a few thoughts.

Tempting. Great to see you are investing in this area!!!

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