01 Blog writing
One post or a monthly batch. Each one starts with keyword research, answers the question people are actually searching, links every fact to its source and arrives ready to publish. For businesses, agencies and in-house teams anywhere that publish in English.
02 The problem
That’s why so many business blogs are busy and invisible. Three things usually go wrong.
The post answers a question nobody asks, or one that ten bigger sites already answer better. It never had a chance.
Readers want the answer. Stretching 800 useful words to 2,000 makes the page worse for them and doesn’t make it rank.
Old prices, invented statistics, generic filler. It’s the fastest way to lose a reader’s trust, and Google asks for content that shows real expertise.
03 Who it’s for
You know you should be publishing and don’t have the time. You want posts that bring in the searches your customers make, then send them to the pages that sell.
One-off or batchYou’ve sold content and need a writer who doesn’t need hand-holding. White-label, written to your brief and your client’s style, with the SEO already done.
On demandYou’ve got a plan and not enough hours. Hand over the briefs, or the topics, and get finished drafts back in your format.
BatchProbably not the right fit if
04 Ways to work together
The research and the standard are the same in all three. Only the volume changes. On any bigger order I’d suggest starting with one or two posts, so you can check the fit before the rest.
Best for Trying me out, or one important piece
You give me a topic or a keyword, or ask me to find the best one. I research it, write it and send it back ready to publish.
Most common
Best for Filling a content plan or a topic cluster
Four or more posts planned and written together, so they don’t overlap, they link to each other and they point readers to the pages that sell.
Best for Agencies and teams with a steady flow of work
A set number of posts each month, written to your briefs or mine. Good for agencies who need a reliable writer they can put their name on.
05 What’s included
The same checklist runs on a 700-word answer and a 4,000-word guide. It’s the one I use for every client.
06 How it works
A topic, a keyword, your brief template, or just your site and who you sell to. A short form or a quick call covers the rest: audience, voice, spelling, format.
You get Agreed topics and a price
Keyword data, the pages that already rank, and the primary sources. Anything I can’t verify gets flagged for you rather than guessed.
You get An outline, for batches and bigger pieces
Written to answer the question fully and no longer. Checked against your brief and my own pre-publish checklist.
You get The finished draft with its SEO details
Changes to match your brief are part of the job. On a batch, the first posts set the style for the rest.
You get The final version
I can publish straight into WordPress or Shopify, add the internal links and check it’s indexed.
You get A live, linked post
What every post includes
Each post is built to be found, trusted and acted on
07 For agencies
If you’re an SEO or marketing agency, I work as part of your team: your briefs, your client’s voice, your branding. The research and the SEO are done before the post reaches you, so it’s one review, not a rewrite.
Ask about white-label writing08 Pricing
I write to answer the question, not to hit a word count. If a topic is fully answered in 900 words, that’s a short post and you pay for a short post. The word counts below are guides, not targets.
Batches and monthly volumes are quoted as one total before any work starts. Want the whole plan worked out first, or the writing managed for you? That’s SEO content writing.
Need something different? Custom quotes are available. I like to tailor the work to your needs and budget, so send me a message with what you have in mind.
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Pick how many of each size you need. Not sure of the size? Most service businesses start with medium posts.
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These are starting prices. You’ll get a fixed total before any work starts.
On an order this size I’d suggest one or two posts first, so you can check the fit before the rest.
Ask for a fixed quote09 Proof
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“Another excellent experience working with Mike. Communication is always clear and easy, the work is professional and delivered on time, and he consistently pays close attention to the details and requirements of each project. The quality is reliable every time, and he’s very easy to work with.”
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“We really enjoy working with Mike. He helps us with blogs and rewriting collection and product pages. I’m sure we’ll work through the whole website eventually. He has a friendly and approachable tone that works well for our audience and gets into the technical for the blogs that helps our customers. Highly recommend Mike!”
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“I’m a small business owner with a blog on my site that unfortunately contained a lot of outdated and inferior content. I got in touch with Mike and he gave me some great advice initially and made some critical suggestions. From there, he’s been doing some incredible rewrites of my old blogs. They’re far more readable and engaging.”
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10 Questions
Short posts start from £75 ($99), medium from £150 ($199) and long-form from £225 ($299). The price follows how much the topic needs, not a word count.
Yes, for every post. If you already have keywords, I’ll work to those and tell you if I think a different target would do better.
The guides on this site are written the same way. I can also send published client examples in your sector if you ask.
Both. I match your market, and on agency work I match each client.
Yes. My name doesn’t appear anywhere, I write to your brief template and I don’t contact your clients.
Yes, in WordPress or Shopify, with internal links added. Or I send them in whatever format you publish from.
Yes. That’s content optimisation: I use your Search Console data to pick the posts worth rewriting first.
Yes, often. Many clients are based elsewhere in Europe or further afield and sell to English-speaking customers. I handle the English-facing side of the site (the research, the content and the technical set-up for those markets) alongside your own team. Prices have a pound and a fixed dollar figure, and I can invoice in either.
— Next step
Send me a topic or a keyword, or just your site and who you sell to. You’ll get a suggested first post and a fixed price back.