This is when a novice writer just sits down and starts writing with very little rhyme or reason. Or, they'll plagiarize another article.

This is the laziest (and most terrible) way to write, and leads to inferior content with very poor results. These articles definitely won't rank.

This is when an intermediate-level writer has simply memorized a bunch of rules and formulas and tries to apply them to your content.

What you'll get is an uninspired approach to writing that may look okay at a surface-level, but doesn’t work very well.

This is when an expert Banana Copywriter™ leverages his proven writing process to write powerful content that resonates with your readers.

The result? Truly world-class content that's worth its weight in bananas. Stuff your prospective customers will actually read.

I've worked with copywriters in the past who just didn't seem to be up to the quality I was looking for. I didn't even need a single round of revisions from Daniel. Everything came out perfect!

If I had used Daniel much earlier, I know our revenue numbers would look a lot different.

Adam Wilbanks
CEO at Enverse

I split-tested 20 different copywriters. Daniel was the clear knockout winner. Without having to babysit, Daniel returned a full VSL script back that knocked my socks off.

Not only is his copy some of the best in the business, but you can tell that he researches before he writes better than most in the industry.

Austin Dixon
Marketing Ops at OfferLab

I reached out to Daniel knowing we wanted to step up the quality of our website copy to convert more cold traffic into customers. We got exactly what we wanted.

Our landing page copy has improved immensely since working with Daniel, and we’ll gladly recommend his work to anyone.

Jyot Singh
CEO at RTS Labs

He put together some of the most well-thought-out and compelling copy for our landing page redesigns. He's able to create quality copy that does exactly what it's meant to do — convert.

His funnel copy, and the design we paired with it, outperformed other tested variations by 25% - 100%.

Adam Albonni
CEO of Motiv Marketing

I saw a +1,200% conversion rate lift after working with Daniel. Before working with Daniel, I'd spend 1 dollar and get 0.3 signups.

After implementing his advice, we're now at 3.9 signups with every dollar spent.




Chris Haga
Founder of Looty Games

Daniel's copy boosts sales with every single landing page overhaul. In fact, anything I ask him to write is written so well that I've seen an incredible boost in sales with every copy overhaul.

It's a no-brainer when it comes to hiring Daniel as your copywriter. He's a true wordsmith.

Faiysal Kothiwala
CEO of The Beard Struggle

With how easy writing seems to be, many companies start here. I mean, we can all write words after all. As things progress, though, driving meaningful results means professionalizing processes and adding a lot more complexity. Companies quickly run into constraints that can feel all too familiar—time, focus, knowledge, experience, and resources.

After running out of time and expertise, most companies start hiring individual specialists to offload some of their marketing responsibilities. This means you have to figure out how to find them, vet them, and make sure they aren’t overselling their expertise. Not only that, but you have to manage them, direct their projects, and coordinate their efforts.

As your company grows, this might be a viable option. But once you factor in their salary, benefits, overhead, and more, it may be too soon to commit financially to a content writer that has enough expertise to make a real difference to your bottom line—plus, it can be quite difficult to hire a full-time writer, as the best ones with extensive marketing and SEO expertise are high in-demand.

Large agencies can offer a deep bench of talent and experience, but usually come with inflated large fees, long contracts, and junior-level work. You might speak with the “A” team on the sales call, but it’s often the “C” team on the actual project. Which means they’re more than likely missing out on the in-depth understanding of your industry that’s needed for effective content.