SEO & Blog Content Writing
Blog content that ranks — and still reads like a person who works there wrote it.
A recurring post schedule built around real keyword research, written by one assigned writer who learns your product instead of skimming a brief once. No twenty-posts-in-48-hours content-mill pace, no rotating freelancer roulette.
Who this is for
- You need a content calendar that actually ships on schedule, not "whenever the freelancer gets to it."
- You’ve tried content mills or marketplace freelancers and gotten posts that rank briefly, then bounce.
- You want organic growth without adding a full-time content hire to payroll.
What's included
- A keyword and topic map before drafting starts, built around what your buyers actually search
- Every post written by the same assigned writer, so voice and product knowledge compound instead of resetting each time
- On-page SEO basics handled by default: title tag, meta description, header structure, internal-link suggestions
- A structured edit pass on every post before delivery — not a grammar check
- Defined revision rounds (1 / 2 / 3 by tier)
- Delivered as ready-to-publish, CMS-ready files
How this one runs
Keyword & topic map
We research what your buyers are actually searching and map it against your existing content, so every post fills a real gap instead of guessing.
Draft
Your writer drafts against the brief and the keyword target — written for the reader first, structured for search second.
Edit
A second pass cuts anything that reads like it exists to hit a word count, and tightens the structure search engines and readers both reward.
Delivery & cadence
Posts arrive on your package’s schedule, ready to publish, with your included revision rounds available on request.
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A Midwest industrial equipment distributor
A Midwest industrial equipment distributor came to us with a blog that hadn’t been updated in over a year and a sales team that had stopped mentioning it in pitches. We built a keyword map around the actual questions their buyers were searching — not generic industry terms — and started a monthly post cadence. Organic search leads were up 40% over the first full quarter of the program, with no increase in their marketing headcount.
Packages
ESSENTIAL
$890.002 posts (≈1,200 words each)
- On-page SEO basics
- Delivery
- 5 business days
- Revisions
- 1 round included
Digital delivery — no shipping. Cancellation & revisions →
PROFESSIONAL
$2,400.005 posts + keyword map
- Full keyword & topic map covering a quarter of content
- Delivery
- 10 business days for the first batch
- Revisions
- 2 rounds included
Digital delivery — no shipping. Cancellation & revisions →
AUTHORITY
$4,800.0010 posts + quarterly strategy
- Quarterly content strategy (topics, cadence, internal linking plan)
- Delivery
- 15–20 business days for the first batch
- Revisions
- 3 rounds included
Digital delivery — no shipping. Cancellation & revisions →
CUSTOM
Need a full year of content?
A full year of content, multiple contributors’ worth of volume, or a content audit first — tell us the scope.
Talk through scopeFrequently asked questions
Do you guarantee rankings?
No, and any agency that does is telling you something they can’t back up. What we control is the writing: research-backed topics, a structure search engines can read, and prose your actual readers finish. Rankings follow good content over time — they’re not a line item we can sell you.
Will you do the keyword research, or do I need to hand you a list?
Professional and Authority include the keyword and topic map as part of the package. Essential assumes you already have topics in mind; if you don’t, step up a tier or add a research pass via a custom quote.
Who owns the posts once they’re delivered?
You do, in full, on final payment — publish them anywhere, edit them yourselves later, no ongoing license or attribution required.
Can this replace our existing blog writer?
For most clients in this position, yes — that’s exactly the gap this service fills. If you want to keep an internal writer for some topics and use us for others, that works too; just say so in the kickoff brief.
What if a post needs updating after it ranks and things change?
That’s outside the original scope but easy to quote separately — most updates are a fraction of the cost of a new post. Ask any time.
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