You sent 3 revision rounds. The brief said "minor tweaks only."
A copywriting project usually starts with a loose brief in an email or a Google Doc comment thread — word count, tone, maybe a deadline. There's rarely a line about how many revision rounds are included, so "just a couple more tweaks" becomes round four, and round four becomes a full rewrite you're not being paid extra for.
Meanwhile the actual payment conversation happens separately, often after the work is delivered — a PayPal.me link sent over email, or a request to "invoice me whenever's convenient," which in practice means whenever they remember.
The writing itself was never the hard part. It's the boundary around the writing that keeps slipping.
A typical booking, today:
A proposal that states the revision limit — in writing, before you start.
Wireloom's proposal includes exactly what's in scope: word count, revision rounds, deadline — signed before work begins, so "just one more tweak" past round two is a visible add-on, not an assumption. Invoices link straight to your Payoneer, Wise, Skrill, or crypto payout, sent the moment the work is delivered instead of "whenever's convenient."
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