Today's Copywriter

Content that gets read, not just ranked.

Most blog content is written for an algorithm that no longer rewards it the way it used to, and abandoned by the reader it was actually meant to reach. We write for the reader first. It tends to rank anyway, because people finish it.

Price anchor

from €140

Signs you need this

  • Your last few articles rank for a week, then the traffic they earned bounces in ten seconds.
  • You've reread your own recent posts and can't tell they were written by your company and not a content mill.
  • Someone’s asked "did you just run this through AI?" — and you’d rather that answer stayed no.

Our approach

Most content graphs love a spike — a launch, a slow fade to zero. We're aiming at the flatter line instead: an article that keeps being read, months later, because someone could sit down and finish it once, out loud, without wincing. That's a slower kind of proof than a traffic spike. It's also the one that actually compounds.

→ the objection this answers: Your last few articles rank for a week, then the traffic they earned bounces in ten seconds.

What's included

  • A short research brief and a keyword/intent note — informing the piece, never stuffed into it
  • A full-length article written to spec, with a real point of view, not a summary of the top ten results
  • Meta title and description
  • Internal-linking suggestions
  • Two revision rounds
  • Delivery in a clean, publish-ready doc

How it runs

  1. 01

    Brief & keyword note

    What the piece needs to cover and why anyone would search for it.

  2. 02

    Outline sign-off

    The argument of the article, before the prose.

  3. 03

    Draft

    The full first draft, delivered on the date quoted at checkout.

  4. 04

    Proof pass

    Two revision rounds.

  5. 05

    Handover

    Publish-ready copy, formatted for your CMS.

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Proof of craft

Illustrative example — written to demonstrate approach, not client work.

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, content marketing has become essential for businesses looking to grow their online presence.

Most first paragraphs promise to tell you something. This one already should have.

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Packages

SEO & Blog Content Writing

Single SEO Article

One article, written to be finished, not skimmed and abandoned.

  • One full-length article (typically 1,000–1,500 words)
  • Research brief and keyword/intent note
  • Meta title and description
  • Internal-linking suggestions
  • 2 revision rounds
  • Publish-ready delivery

First draft in 4 business days · 2 revision rounds

€140+ VAT where applicable

Turnaround

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SEO & Blog Content Writing

SEO Content — 4 / month

Four articles a month, written for readers first.

  • 4 articles per month (1,000–1,500 words each)
  • Research brief + keyword/intent note per article
  • Meta title/description per article
  • Internal-linking suggestions
  • 2 revision rounds per article
  • Publish-ready delivery, batched monthly

First batch in 10 business days, then monthly · 2 revision rounds

€600/mo+ VAT where applicable

Turnaround

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SEO & Blog Content Writing

SEO Content — 8 / month

Eight articles a month — a real publishing cadence.

  • 8 articles per month (1,000–1,500 words each)
  • Research brief + keyword/intent note per article
  • Meta title/description per article
  • Internal-linking suggestions
  • 2 revision rounds per article
  • Publish-ready delivery, batched across the month

First batch in 12 business days, then monthly · 2 revision rounds

€1,100/mo€1,200+ VAT where applicable

Turnaround

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Frequently asked questions

Do you use AI to write these?

No — not for the sentence you’re paying for. AI is a fast first-draft tool for research and structure at most; it is never the final draft a client receives.

How do you pick keywords?

From your actual customers' language and search intent, not volume alone — a term nobody searches with real intent isn't worth an article.

Will this sound like our brand?

We work from your existing content and any style notes you provide. If your voice isn't documented yet, Brand Messaging fixes that once, upstream.

Do you publish it for us?

We deliver publish-ready copy; we don't manage your CMS unless that's agreed separately in a bespoke scope.

Add a package to your cart, or get a fixed quote for an ongoing content programme.