Grab your free website copywriting template
Free website copywriting template
Got that blank page feeling?
Starting from an empty Google Doc and wondering what-the-donkeys you’re meant to say can stop even the most capable founders, business owners, and entrepreneurs in their tracks.
(You? Amazing at what you do *clapping emoji*. But copy? Nope...)
This mini template is here to change that — not by giving you random words to plug in, but by guiding you through how to think about your website copy properly.
Inside, I’ll walk you through the page structure, copy prompts, and SEO considerations I use when working with clients — so whether you’re DIY-ing for now or planning a bigger website investment later, you’re building on solid strategic foundations
(that this expert *ahem* moi has tried and tested and tested... believe me... after 10+ years of website copywriting annnnd being a teeny bit obsessed with websites, I know what works... and what doesn't).
Pop your details below to get instant access to my fill-in-the-blanks Canva mini web copy template.
What’s inside?
My free template is accessible in Canva, so you can fill in the blanks, tweak it to your needs and actually have fun. Not on Canva? No problem — ask me to send you the PDF version instead.
OR, upgrade to the Google Docs version (info inside the template!)
SEO TIPS
Writing web copy without zero thoughts of SEO? Please no! *Sobs into hands*
In all seriousness, you probably *need* SEO (it’s likely part of your marketing strategy — so the right people can find you). In this template, I guide you through infusing keywords effectively + naturally.
An editable wireframe for your web copy
Guidance on what to write
What do you write? Where do I put that? How much should I say? Throughout the guide I include writing prompts so you can ditch the writing conundrums + feel more confident.
Yes, it’s a DIY copy template, but I’ve designed it to help you fill it up with effective copy.
SETUp + AI Prompting tips
Before you start writing, you’ll run through a few quick-fire exercises to make sure your copy aligns with your business goals.
I’ll also share tips on using AI properly — as support, not a shortcut.