Growth Marketing
Content marketing and copywriting that ranks and converts
Sound familiar?
The blog has fifty posts and no traffic
Years of articles sit in the archive without a single page ranking for anything a buyer types. Each one was written about what the company wanted to say, not what customers were searching for.
Everything reads like it was generated
The posts are grammatically perfect and completely forgettable, full of the same phrases every competitor publishes. Readers sense it within a paragraph and leave, and search engines are learning to notice too.
Nobody owns the calendar
Content gets written when someone has a free afternoon, which means months pass between posts. There is no plan for which topics build authority, so effort scatters across subjects that never add up.
What you get
- Keyword and topic research
- Content briefs per page
- Pillar and cluster pages
- Blog posts and guides
- Case study writing
- Website and landing page copy
- Email and newsletter copy
- Human editorial review
Stack and tools
- Ahrefs
- Google Search Console
- Claude and ChatGPT for drafting
- Grammarly and Hemingway
- Notion editorial calendar
- WordPress and Next.js MDX
- Schema.org Article markup
- Resend and Mailchimp
How we do it
- 1
Research
We map the questions your buyers ask at each stage, check search demand and what already ranks, and group topics into pillars and clusters that build authority together.
- 2
Brief
Every piece gets a one-page brief before writing: target query, reader, angle, outline, sources to cite, internal links and the action the reader should take at the end.
- 3
Draft
We produce first drafts quickly with AI assistance from the brief, then a human editor rewrites for voice, cuts filler, checks every fact and adds the specifics only an expert knows.
- 4
Publish
We format, add schema and images, link the piece into its cluster, and publish on a fixed weekly cadence so search engines and readers learn when to expect you.
- 5
Refresh
We review rankings each quarter, update pages that slipped, merge pieces that compete with each other, and retire posts that no longer earn their place in the index.
Starting at
from $1,000
Typical timeline per month. Four edited pieces a month, 1,200 to 2,000 words each, with briefs.
Related work
Content Marketing: questions people ask
Further reading
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