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Multiple copywriters recommend using Google Docs for managing client revisions, citing its ease of use for commenting and sharing.

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Post: "How do you get revisions from your clients?"

Source

RedditOct 3, 2026By u/Normal-Factor-7072

r/copywriting

How do you get revisions from your clients?

upvotes
1
comments
10

Post

I usually attach files to emails, but it gets messy when the client sends a revision or comment. Do you use a method or a specific platform to handle this? Thx.

Extracted from these lines

  • [comment u/ClairePike] Google Docs on the most permissive setting.

  • [comment u/noideawhattouse1] Shared google doc. They can leave comments on the doc.

  • [comment u/balconyreport] I use Google Docs whenever possible.

reddit.com/r/copywriting/comments/1wwkr1s/how_do_you_get_revisions_fr...Read the full source

Comments on the post

5 of 10 comments
  • “I work in Figma. The 'comments' feature works well.”

    u/alexnapierholland3 points · Oct 3, 2026View

  • “Google Docs on the most permissive setting.”

    u/ClairePike1 points · Oct 3, 2026View

  • “Shared google doc. They can leave comments on the doc.”

    u/noideawhattouse11 points · Oct 3, 2026View

  • “I've actually built a tool to auto-reject client feedback. My life is so much better.”

    u/James_Getwood1 points · Oct 3, 2026View

  • “Do most of you use Google Docs versus Ms. Word and it’s change-tracking tools?”

    u/ADailyCelebration1 points · Oct 3, 2026View

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Customer feedback

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Companies

  • MicrosoftAlso named

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Category
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Virality
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  • Google Docs

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Oct 3, 2026
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