MC-Guide
Content Writing
Process 6: Visual & Design
This SOP named Pitching method is going to help you in your pitching process
This SOP will shows you, step by step, how a beginner can learn to pitch perfectly and follow up.
You will learn what information you should collect, how you can pitch and follow up.
Process 10: Edit, Fact Check & Final Polish (Make It Assignment-Grade)
You now have a new draft + proof up to from Process 9. Process 10 is where you upgrade it into “editor-safe” quality: clear structure, verified facts, clean quotes, and delivery-ready packaging that matches what you promised in Process 8.
Pro rule: Every claim has a home (outline) and a receipt (source).
What you’ll finish in Process 10
You will produce: a clean final draft, a fact-check list, a source list, and a delivery pack that matches what you promised.
Connection points: Process 1 sets the goal + reader (so your edits stay focused), Process 3 sets the structure (so you don’t wander), Process 9 sets deliverables (so packaging is complete), Process 5 sets scope + deadline (so you don’t add surprise work), and Process 6 provides proof (so everything is supported).
The beginner approach (6 editing blocks)
Do the passes in order. Each pass is short. Don’t mix everything at once.
Match your Process 3 outline
- Ensure every H2 answers the promise in Process 1.
- Cut sections that don’t support the reader outcome.
- Move paragraphs to the correct heading (don’t rewrite yet).
Make it easy for a busy reader
- First sentence of each section: “Here’s what this section gives you.”
- Replace long sentences with two short ones.
- Remove filler: “very, really, basically, in order to”.
Numbers, names, dates, definitions
- Highlight every number and check it against the source.
- Check spelling: people, companies, product names.
- If you can’t verify, remove or label: [UNVERIFIED].
Quotes must be accurate + fair
- Confirm who said it + their role + context.
- Don’t “improve” someone’s words. Keep meaning intact.
- Cut long quotes. Keep the strongest 1–2 lines.
Make it readable (WIRED-ish clean)
- Use concrete examples (Process 8 drafting rule).
- Add simple subheads where scanning helps.
- Make your transitions clear: “Now that…, next…”
Deliver what you promised
- Checklist / diagram / assets (from Process 9 package).
- Source list + fact-check list (from Process 6 logs).
- Scope matches Process 5 agreement (word count + format).
Final Delivery Pack Builder (editor-ready bundle)
This generates a delivery checklist + message you can send with your final draft. Keep it simple and professional.
Fill fields and click Build final pack...
Common beginner mistakes (and the fix)
Chaos pass
Fix: do passes in order.
Risky claims
Fix: verify or remove.
Unfair quotes
Fix: keep meaning intact.
Extra work
Fix: align to Process 8 terms.
Checklist: ready to submit and close the loop?
Click to check. When done, move to Process 11 (Submit, Follow-Up & Reuse System).