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SEO Content & Blog Writing
Content that ranks, and still holds the reader once the search box has done its job.
For marketing and content managers running an ongoing programme, closing search-intent gaps one article at a time.
Q: Isn’t this just AI content with a human pass?
A: No — named, structured method (the Satzspiegel Method, stated plainly on Process): written by a person, structured for a machine, in that order.
The problem
Most SEO content is written to rank, not to be read. Keyword-led, interchangeable with the next ten results, and abandoned by the reader the moment it delivers the fact they searched for — a bounce the ranking never recovers from.
We structure for search and edit for a human, in that order. The article is built to answer the query fast, then earn the extra two minutes — a follow-on path mapped to a funnel stage, not a dead end with a “share this post” button at the bottom.
Q: Isn’t this just AI content with a human pass?
A: No — named, structured method (the Satzspiegel Method, stated plainly on Process): written by a person, structured for a machine, in that order.
What's included
- Search-intent and keyword brief per article, built from your existing rankings and gaps
- Full drafts: headline, meta description, headings, body, internal links
- One documented voice, consistent across the whole content programme
- A follow-on path mapped per article (next read, relevant service page, or CTA)
- A proof pass — every article checked against the brief before delivery, not shipped on first draft
- Delivered as clean, CMS-ready copy with heading structure marked
How it works
Brief.
Keyword targets, existing content audit, funnel stage per topic.
Manuscript.
Full drafts, structured for search from the outline up.
Proof.
Checked against search intent and the brief — cut and tightened.
Set.
Delivered CMS-ready, heading structure marked.
Packages & pricing
Starter
2 articles (up to 1,200 words each), keyword brief included, 1 revision round each, turnaround 5 working days.
- 2 articles, up to 1,200 words each
- Search-intent and keyword brief per article
- 1 revision round each
- Delivered CMS-ready
- Turnaround: 5 working days
Testing the content programme before committing further.
Standard
6 articles (up to 1,500 words each), keyword brief + internal-linking plan, 2 revision rounds, turnaround 15 working days across the batch.
- 6 articles, up to 1,500 words each
- Keyword brief + internal-linking plan
- 2 revision rounds
- Delivered CMS-ready
- Turnaround: 15 working days
A running monthly content cadence.
Premium
12 articles (up to 1,500 words each), keyword brief + internal-linking plan + a topic-cluster map, 2 revision rounds, turnaround 25 working days.
- 12 articles, up to 1,500 words each
- Keyword brief + internal-linking plan + topic-cluster map
- 2 revision rounds
- Delivered CMS-ready
- Turnaround: 25 working days
A full quarter’s content calendar delivered as one coordinated batch.
In practice
“Six articles in, organic sessions to the blog were up 41% and — this is the part that mattered to us — time on page went up too, not just traffic.”
— Priya, Content Manager, SaaS, ~90 staff
Frequently asked
No. Every article is written by a person against a structured brief, then passes a separate proof stage. Structure follows the Satzspiegel Method — it’s named and documented because it’s the actual difference, not a marketing claim.
Yes — each package includes a search-intent and keyword brief per article, built from your existing rankings and content gaps.
Yes, and we’ll flag anywhere it works against readability or search intent rather than silently overriding it.
Turnaround includes the stated revision rounds; ongoing optimisation of published content is scoped separately — ask at the fit call.
No — we deliver clean, CMS-ready copy with heading structure marked; your team (or ours, by separate arrangement) handles publishing.