Topic and intent
Check existing pages before creating a new URL. Give the piece a defined audience and task so it adds something beyond another summary of the topic.
Content Marketing
Publish content that answers a specific question and gives the reader a useful next step. We plan, research and write around that purpose.
The brief comes before the word count. We check what already exists, identify the reader's task and decide which source material can support the piece. Your subject experts remain part of the review when a topic depends on experience or specialist knowledge.
Choose the reader, question and page purpose.
Collect sources and subject-matter input.
Explain the answer with useful examples.
Check facts, wording and the rendered page.
Check existing pages before creating a new URL. Give the piece a defined audience and task so it adds something beyond another summary of the topic.
Gather relevant primary sources and expert input. Outline the explanation before drafting, with headings that help readers find an answer.
Write direct prose, preserve uncertainty where it matters and remove unsupported claims. Review links, examples and terminology alongside grammar.
Prepare the title, search description, internal links and useful image notes. Check the page after import so paragraphs, tables and headings retain their intended structure.
Define who is reading, what they already know and the decision the article should help them make. Include the intended search topic without treating a list of keywords as a complete brief.
Provide product documentation, approved examples and access to someone who knows the subject. Identify claims that need checking and decide who signs off before publication.
Set the topic, audience, source material and the decision the reader should be able to make.
Research and write the piece, then collect factual corrections from the appropriate reviewer.
Complete the writing and SEO checks. Inspect the published layout and record any changes the page will need later.
No. The topic and useful language should follow the reader's question. Repeating a phrase at a chosen percentage is not the editorial objective.
We can work from reliable sources and your expert input. Claims that require professional judgement need the appropriate subject review before publication.
They can overlap. An explanatory article primarily helps someone understand a subject; conversion copy is usually built around a particular offer and action.
Platform guidance relevant to this service.
Google recommends content created to help people rather than content written primarily to manipulate rankings.
ExploreShare the subject, audience and source material you already have. We can define a useful brief from there.