Blog Writing
Research-backed posts up to 1,500 words.
Posts written by someone who read the sources
Each post runs to roughly 1,500 words and starts with an agreed brief: the query it targets, the reader it speaks to, the angle, and what the reader should be able to do by the end. Writing begins only once that brief is signed off, which is the step that prevents a draft coming back wholly off-target.
Research is done before drafting, not retrofitted. We read the primary sources, cite them where a claim needs support, and say plainly when something is an opinion rather than an established fact. Google's guidance on experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust is not a checklist you tick, but a post that names its sources and admits its limits reads better to a human as well as to a search engine.
Every draft is read by an editor before it reaches you, and the on-page elements come with it: title tag, meta description, heading structure, internal links to your existing pages, and article schema as ready-to-paste JSON. You get a Google Doc you can comment on directly, and one round of revisions is included in the price.
Who buys posts one at a time
You wrote the first ten posts yourself. Buy the next ones per post rather than hiring for a job that is not yet full-time.
Order the exact number of posts your calendar needs this month, with no retainer to negotiate.
Topics where a careless claim is a real problem, and where citing the source matters more than the word count.
What one post includes
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EEAT-backed
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Schema-ready
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Editor QA
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Outline + sources
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Draft 1, edits, final
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On-page elements
What you receive
- Google Doc
- Meta + schema JSON
From order to hand-off
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Brief & angle
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Draft & edit
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Publish support
Why buy writing by the post
You approve the angle and the outline before drafting, so revisions are about wording, not direction.
No draft reaches you unread. The editor checks the facts, the structure and the house style.
Meta text, headings, internal links and schema arrive with the copy, so publishing is a paste, not a project.
Common questions
What if 1,500 words is not enough for the topic?
How many rounds of revision are included?
Will the post be written by AI?
Do you publish it to our site?
Who owns the finished post?
Can you write in our existing tone of voice?
Ready to start with Blog Writing?
Add it to your cart to order now, or tell us what you need and we will confirm the scope with you first.