I write the copy and build the page myself: copywriting, layout and SEO in one pair of hands.
Usually not. Here are four common reasons, and what I do about them.
The copy reads fine, but no leads come in — the page talks about the company, not the client's problem.
The page doesn't show up on Google — SEO got left for “later”.
The copy and design are ready, but nobody's around to turn them into a live page.
A copywriter wrote generic lines without digging into the product.
Copy, layout and SEO are usually three separate hires. I do all three and own the result end to end.
Landing pages, product listings, email, articles: copy people read to the end and act on.
Structure, build and publishing on GitHub Pages or your own hosting. You get a working page, not a Figma mockup or a Word file.
Search-friendly copy: semantics, headings, structure, so the page gets found on Google, not just praised in a chat.
AI speeds up the first drafts. I strip out the generic AI tells, check every fact, and rewrite anything that sounds templated — even this site's own copy went through several such passes.
Agencies, brands, real projects. Every link works.
External writer for Livepage, an international digital agency: English-language material in tough technical and business niches, under a strict brief and SEO requirements. The best proof isn't a review — it's the fact the agency kept sending new material, project after project.
“We've worked with Gregory for three years. He gets up to speed on new topics fast and sticks to the brief and deadlines without reminders. Three years of working together is already a quality signal in itself.”
— LivepageRewrote Animalpark's site for search: animal descriptions, attractions, landing pages. Result: #2 on Google for “contact zoo Kyiv”.
Open →Android app and game reviews for Captain Droid, an international catalog, under my own byline. Some pieces are still live and getting updated years after publication.
“Gregory prepared 2,000 app and game reviews for us. The copy is clear, substantive, and does its job right away — it helps users understand the product quickly.”
— Captain-DroidCommercial copy on apartment-cleaning prices in Kyiv for Chysta Sprava: instead of “we clean well”, it answers “how much will this cost” up front. My scope is content and structure — not technical SEO.
“Gregory wrote SEO content about our cleaning services. After publishing, the pages started matching client search queries better and bringing in more qualified inquiries.”
— Chysta SpravaBuilt without a client: to test an idea or help someone out. Published myself, links work.
Interactive practice tickets for the French driving exam, 40 questions each. I wrote the logic and built it myself.
Open →5 variants, 146 questions with error explanations. Helping social-work students prep for their certification exam.
Open →Landing page and interactive English tests for the NMT exam: lead capture, analytics, all built in HTML/JS.
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ГЙI'm 41 and I'm from Uzhhorod. I got into copywriting by accident: started on content mills while looking for any kind of writing work, and it stuck. Then an agency, now I write and build pages myself. I've written enough to fill three volumes of Hugo's “The Man Who Laughs” — counted just out of curiosity. Before I write, I dig into the topic — otherwise the copy ends up written for “everyone”, which means no one.
The attic is where I work: a small room under the roof in Uzhhorod, with a view of the neighbors' rooftops.
That's where I write for clients in different countries, and where I build and publish the pages that then work for them.
A 15-minute chat: what's the task, who's the audience, what's the goal.
I look at the product, competitors and what people search for, otherwise copy is just a guess.
I write and structure it, and build it into a landing page right away if needed.
Two rounds of edits are included. I publish it myself or hand over the finished page.
Copywriting — $50-60, a full landing page — $150-350, SEO copy — from $50 per page. Cheaper than an agency, because AI handles part of the routine work while I own the final quality. I'll give you an exact number after a quick brief.
A short text — 1-2 days. A full landing page — usually 3-7 days, assuming quick feedback on revisions. Exact timing after a brief.
AI speeds up the draft, but it doesn't make the calls. I check the facts, cut anything that sounds templated, and own the final version — if a single tired phrase survives, I don't ship it.
Ukrainian, Russian and English: both copywriting and SEO.
Send me a link to your page: I'll reply with three concrete fixes, no call needed.
Two lines about the task, and I'll tell you honestly whether I can help.
Or leave your number — I'll call back.