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Copywriting in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire

I’m in Belper, over the border in Derbyshire. Plenty of Eastwood businesses take work from both counties, but the website only ever talks about Eastwood. I’ll fix that. I write words that say where you’ll go, the way a customer would ask for it, because Google and ChatGPT can only go on what’s written down.

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Who can write website copy for a business in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire?

North Bear Media can. It’s run by Norton Hunt in Belper, over the Derbyshire border, and writes website pages for Eastwood and Broxtowe businesses that say which towns they cover, so Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT can tell. Copywriting is a project, scoped and priced before writing starts, and the £295 Marketing MOT is the usual first step.

Eastwood’s right on the county line, so your customers are as well.

Eastwood’s in Broxtowe, on the Nottinghamshire side of the border with Derbyshire, and from the shops on Nottingham Road to the trades working both sides of the county line, plenty of businesses here pick up work in two counties.

So the words have to spell out where you’ll go. Somebody in Heanor won’t guess that a business in Eastwood covers them, and Google and ChatGPT work the same way. They go on what the page says, so if it only ever mentions Eastwood, that’s the only place they’ll put you up for. I write every town you cover into the page, properly.

Being on the border also means competition on both sides, and some of it is a lot bigger than you. You don’t beat that by trying to sound bigger. You beat it by being specific: what you do and where, in the words somebody uses when they’re ringing round for a quote. That’s exactly how I write it.

I’ll come out to Eastwood, it’s not far from me, or we do it on a call if that suits you better.

  • AREA //Eastwood and Broxtowe
  • SHOPS //Nottingham Road
  • COUNTY //Nottinghamshire, on the Derbyshire border
  • FROM //Belper, over the border

So what would I actually write, and how’s it paid for?

Copywriting’s a project with me, so I find out what the words need to do first and you get a price before I write anything.

For a business working both sides of the border I start with a page for each service and one for the areas you cover, because that’s where people land when they search. Emails and adverts come later if they’re worth doing, and if they’re not, I’ll tell you. You’ve got a business to run, so let me handle the writing.

If what you’re after is staying visible every month, that’s Found & Filmed. It’s £995 a month, rolling, with 30 days’ notice either way, so if it’s not working you stop. It covers being found on Google and in AI search, and me coming out to film at yours every quarter. It costs far less than a hire, with no training, and I bring the kit.

If you can’t tell whether it’s the words or something else holding you back, start with the MOT. It’s £295, and one of the checks is me asking ChatGPT who does your line of work round Eastwood and writing down who comes up, whether that’s you or somebody over the border.

  • FIRST JOB //A page per service, and one for your areas
  • PRICE //Before anything’s written
  • NOT SURE //The Marketing MOT, £295
  • EVERY MONTH //Found & Filmed, £995

From a chat to words on your site.

Here’s how it goes, though the details change with the job.

  1. 01 //

    The towns you cover

    We go through where you take work from, on both sides of the border, and the jobs you’d like more of.

  2. 02 //

    What’s there now

    I read your current site and any leaflets, because the information is usually all there already. It just needs putting in a sensible order.

  3. 03 //

    A draft

    I put the towns in where they’d come up naturally, not as a list of places stuck at the bottom, and you cross out anything that doesn’t sound like you.

  4. 04 //

    Live

    It goes up once you’re happy with it, and if you start covering a new town later, that’s a quick change.

Client view

“Norton totally understood the remit and he absolutely nailed it!”

Nicholas Westray // Industrial Warehaus Property Group

Some of the businesses I work with.

A farm shop in Matlock, a recovery firm in Alfreton and an electric van company. Local businesses, each with the words sorted.

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EXTERIOR // Ginger Butchers, a curious Hereford on the family farm
A rear three-quarter view of a red and white Richford heavy recovery truck with its boom and underlift, under a blue sky.
VEHICLES // Richford’s heavy recovery truck, boom raised
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EVENT // All smiles behind the wheel at launch

Common questions about copywriting in Eastwood.

How much does copywriting cost in Eastwood?

Copywriting is priced as a project, so you get a price once I know what the words need to do and before anything is written. There isn’t a price list for it on here. The Marketing MOT is £295 if you want to see where you stand first, and Found & Filmed, the monthly service, is £995 a month.

What kind of content do you write?

Mainly website pages, along with blog posts, emails, adverts, social captions, case studies and product descriptions. For an Eastwood business the first job is the pages that say which towns you cover on both sides of the border.

Do you write SEO content?

Yes. I write pages around what people in Eastwood and Broxtowe type into Google and what they’d ask ChatGPT, in the words they use. Being found on Google and in AI search every month is part of Found & Filmed, if you want that kept going.

How do you capture my brand voice?

By listening to how you talk to customers before I write anything, including the words you’d never use. I write it that way and, where it helps, put it down as a short tone of voice guide so it stays the same whoever writes next. You see everything before it goes anywhere.

How often should I publish blog content?

There’s no set number, and for most Eastwood businesses a blog isn’t the first job. I get the service and area pages right first, then write an article when there’s a question customers keep asking.

Other things I do for Eastwood businesses.

Copy is one part of it. These are the other pages for Eastwood, and Found & Filmed if you want the monthly side looked after.

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If somebody in Heanor asks ChatGPT for what you do, would it know you come over from Eastwood?

AI search is the first thing the MOT looks at, and I put two businesses near you through the same checks, which round here could just as easily be a Derbyshire firm as a Notts one. It’s £295, or if you’d rather talk it through first, book a call.