Portfolio
Our Portfolio of Writing, Book and Design Work
The most useful sample is one close to your own project: the same kind of book, the same industry, the same type of page. This page sets out the work we do and the genres we work in, and how to see examples that match what you need.
- All work produced by our in-house team, never subcontracted
- Samples matched to your project type
- Revisions until the brief is met
- Confidential client work stays confidential
About our samples
Why we match samples to your project
A gallery of every cover and article an agency has produced tells you very little. A children's picture book cover says nothing about whether the same team can write a white paper for a software company, and a polished blog post does not show how a ghostwriter handles a 60,000-word memoir.
Much of what we write is also confidential. Ghostwritten books carry the client's name, and businesses rarely want it known that their website or blog was written by an agency. So rather than publish a long list of client work we cannot properly credit, we show you examples close to what you are planning, with the client's permission where it is their work.
Types of work
What our portfolio covers
Business content
Blog posts, articles, white papers, newsletters and press releases written to a brief for companies in many industries.
Website copy
Home, service, product and landing pages written for readers first and search engines second.
Ghostwritten books
Memoirs, business books and fiction written from interviews and published under the author's name.
Book covers and interiors
Print and ebook covers designed for the genre, and interiors typeset to the chosen trim size.
Design for businesses
Logos, brochures, flyers, banners and landing pages that carry the same message as the copy.
Marketing results
SEO and paid advertising work for real clients, written up as case studies with what we did and what changed.
Not sure which option fits?
Send us the brief. You will get a scope, a timeline and a fixed price within 24 hours — no obligation.
Genres
Book genres we write and publish in
Each genre has its own reader expectations, length range and cover conventions. These are some of the genres we work in; each has its own page explaining what we do differently for it.
- Action and adventure
- Autobiography
- Biography
- Business
- Children's books
- Comics
- Cookbooks
- Comedy
- Drama
Judging a sample
How to judge a writing or design sample
When you look at any agency's work, including ours, ask what the piece was for and whether it does that job. A blog post should answer the question in its title, quickly and specifically. A web page should make it obvious what the business does and what to do next. A book cover should tell a browser the genre at thumbnail size, before they read the title.
Also ask who did the work. A beautiful sample is worth little if it was produced by a freelancer who will not be working on your project. Everything we show you was produced by the in-house team that would handle your work.
Finally, look past the sample to the process. Ask how the brief was taken, how many revision rounds there were and how long it took. Those answers predict your experience better than the finished piece does.
Requesting samples
How to see work that fits your project
1. Tell us the project
The type of work, the industry or genre, and the audience. A sentence or two is enough.
2. We pick relevant examples
Work close to yours, shared where we have permission, with notes on the brief behind it.
3. Ask about a paid trial
For ongoing content, a single short piece written to your own brief is often the best sample of all.
Free proposal
Tell us the goal. We’ll send the plan.
Share your requirements and a strategist gets back to you within 24 hours with scope, timeline and a fixed price. No obligation, no sales pressure.
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Response within 24 hours
Usually much sooner during business hours.
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Talk to a strategist
Not a call centre — the person who scopes your work.
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Fixed pricing upfront
You approve the number before anything starts.
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Questions about our portfolio
Still unsure about something? Talk to a specialist — no script, no sales pitch.
Many of the books we work on are ghostwritten, and the author is the only name on them. Publishing a gallery would mean either revealing that relationship or showing work we cannot credit honestly. Tell us the genre you are writing in and we will share examples we have permission to show, along with notes on how the project ran.
Usually, yes. Tell us your industry and the type of content you need, whether that is blog posts, website copy or a white paper, and we will send the closest examples we can share. If we have not written much in your exact niche, we will say so and show you the nearest comparable work.
For ongoing content work, the most reliable test is a short paid piece written to your own brief. It shows you how we handle your topic, voice and audience, which no portfolio item can. If it does not meet the brief, we revise it until it does, the same as any other job.
Our case studies cover SEO and paid advertising work for real clients, including a hand therapy clinic, a Miami community publication, a dental lab, a mobile lab service, a software company and a foot and ankle clinic. Each one explains the challenge and what we did, and states results only where they were recorded.
Yes. Everything we show was produced by our in-house writers, editors and designers. We do not subcontract client work, so the team behind the samples is the team that would work on your project. If you want to know who would work on your project, ask and we will tell you.
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