I plan, write, and optimize content networks — topical maps, search-intent briefs, and answer-first articles that earn rankings which compound instead of fade. One writer, one method, ten-plus years of marketing behind it.
Random posts on random topics never accumulate authority. Google rewards sites that cover a topic completely — not sites that post whatever came to mind that week.
A well-written page that answers the wrong question sits on page five forever. Intent decides rankings before quality gets a vote.
Unedited AI content reads generic, cites nothing, earns no links — and Google’s systems demote it at scale.
None of these are writing problems. They’re planning problems — and planning is where my process starts.
Semantic SEO is writing planned around meaning: the entities, questions, and intents behind your customers’ searches. Instead of ordering “10 blog posts,” you get a connected network — a topical map, articles that each answer one intent completely, and internal links that pass authority exactly where it should go. That’s how small sites outrank bigger ones: not more content — more complete content.
Your niche, offers, and customers. You receive: a scope note and timeline.
I map core topics, subtopics, and questions. You receive: the map plus a prioritized plan.
Each piece gets an intent brief. You receive: briefs to approve — nothing is written blind.
Answer-first drafts, human-edited, fact-checked. You receive: publish-ready articles.
Headings, meta, schema, internal links set. You receive: live, wired pages — I can publish directly in your WordPress.
Search Console review at 30/60/90 days. You receive: a plain-English report and refreshed content.
Semrush for research · Surfer SEO and NeuronWriter for optimization · AI assistants for acceleration · Grammarly for editing · Search Console and GA4 for measurement. I test these tools hands-on and publish what I find on the blog.
AI policy: AI speeds up research and first drafts. Every published word is human-reviewed, fact-checked, and rewritten in your voice. You own 100% of the content, forever.
Briefs, writing, and on-page for a small monthly article set. For testing the fit.
Pricing discussed on your free call.
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Topical map, a monthly article programme, internal-link architecture, and a quarterly refresh.
Pricing discussed on your free call.
Full cluster programme: map, articles, SEO support (audit and technical fixes), and monthly reporting.
Pricing discussed on your free call.
Every package starts with a free consultation and a sample topical-map outline — you see the plan before you pay.
Me
Content agency
$10 writer
Method
Semantic SEO: topical maps, intent briefs
Templates and volume
None
Who does the work
The person you talked to
Rotating juniors
Unknown
Communication
Direct, same day
Account-manager layer
Marketplace chat
Cost logic
Pay for rankings that compound
Pay for overhead
Pay per word, get words
Ordinary blog writing produces articles. SEO content writing produces a network: every piece targets one intent, links into the cluster, and is measured after publishing. The deliverable is rankings, not word counts.
Yes, openly — for research speed and first drafts. Every published word is human-edited, fact-checked, and written in your voice. You own everything.
As long as the query needs — usually 1,500 to 2,500 words for informational pieces. Length is an output of the brief, never a target.
Most pages reach stable positions in three to six months; established sites move faster. I set expectations per topic in the content plan, and show progress at 30/60/90 days.
100%, on payment. No licenses, no reuse.
Services, SaaS, e-commerce, and local businesses. If I can’t research your niche honestly, I’ll tell you on the call.
Book a free consultation. You’ll get a short review of your current content and a first topical-map outline for your niche — so you can judge the method on evidence.
