Who it suits
- Your pages target nothing in particular.
- Content is written to hit a word count.
- Blog posts get traffic but never a sale.
- You have no process for deciding what to write next.
- Each page has one query, one reader, one job.
- You approve a one-page brief before any writing starts.
- Pages link to the page that comes next in a buying decision.
- You know what was published, and why.
What a month looks like
- Topic and page map
- A short list of queries worth a page, ranked by how close they sit to buying.
- One-page briefs
- Query, search intent, what the page must answer, what it links to. You approve each brief.
- Written or revised pages
- New pages, and rewrites of existing pages that are the wrong shape.
- On-page markup
- Titles, headings, descriptions and internal links, set per page.
- Publishing support
- We publish in your CMS, or hand over clean, formatted files.
- Monthly report
- Pages shipped, queries targeted, and what moved. Reported honestly, lag included.
How the work runs
- Weeks 1-2
Crawl
We review existing pages, search data and competitors, and propose the first topic map.
- Week 3
Earn
You approve the first briefs. We start writing.
- Weeks 4-6
Fix and Earn
First pages go live. We tidy existing pages that compete with them.
- Monthly
Report
Report, call, next month's briefs. The cycle repeats.
What you receive
- The one query this page targets
- What the page must answer
- Where it links next
Packages
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4 pages/mo
Four briefed, approved pages each month.
- Topic map and 4 briefs
- 4 written or rewritten pages
- Monthly report
$1,200/mo
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8 pages/mo
Eight pages: enough to cover a topic properly.
- Everything in 4 pages/mo, for 8
- Internal-link plan
- Monthly call
$2,200/mo
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12 pages/mo
Twelve pages: a standing content programme.
- Everything in 8 pages/mo, for 12
- Quarterly content review
- Refresh of older pages
$3,200/mo
Digital delivery. Month-to-month, cancel before your next billing date. Refund policy →
An example
Content questions
We do, to a brief you have approved. We aim for your voice and your facts. You get to edit before anything goes live.
We may use AI tools for research and first drafts. A person edits every page, checks every fact and signs it off. Nothing goes out unreviewed.
Not usually. Most pages we write are service, location, comparison or category pages. A guide is only worth writing when it answers a real question your buyers ask.
Good. We start by finding the ones that compete with each other or answer nothing, and fix those first.