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Copy for the agency’s own site: the crowdfunding and ecommerce service pages, and posts for its blog — client news, funding case studies, and how-to guides.
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From the Rainfactory blog
These posts are no longer on rainfactory.com. Each page here is a reproduction with original text and images.
Ecommerce Growth Page
What I wrote and why.
Many of the agency's clients had a founder doing the marketing between everything else. I pitched the agency as the department they hadn't hired yet.
Data was Rainfactory's real edge over other agencies, so it gets the first section after the hero.
The ROAS figure is a spread across clients rather than one best case.
I let the only mention of price on the page be a joke about it. The sentence after it is the retainer: pages keep getting tested and updated after the redesign ships.
I wrote the right column as the habits a founder has already paid for once: opaque data, reporting by slide deck, a redesign followed by silence. Each cell on the left answers one.
Crowdfunding Services Page
What I wrote and why.
How many launches Rainfactory had already carried past $1M, and that no other agency matched it.
Each date is a claim about tenure on that platform, and the third widens the offer past crowdfunding sites to a store the client owns.
The intro leans on a phrase founders already use for pacing; the three chevrons then rename the stages in the agency’s words, and the last one is the tagline.
The same data module as the ecommerce page, with one tile changed: the ROAS spread becomes 50+ launches over $1 million.
The two steps before any campaign exists: a landing page on the client’s own domain, then paid traffic to it as the test bed for positioning and price. This was the work I did most often.
Step four is the retainer pitch, placed while the founder is still thinking about launch day. Its heading is the contract term itself, which answers the retainer objection up front.
The only paragraph on the page that sells crowdfunding itself. The pitch is to a founder who needs investors: a campaign as public proof of demand.