Content SEO is a mapping problem before it is a writing problem. One page, one search, one intent, is the rule that fixes more sites than anything else.
What the work covers
- Keyword and intent mapping. Every commercial search assigned to exactly one page, with cannibalisation between existing pages resolved.
- On-page work. Titles, headings, copy, internal links and metadata rewritten around what the page is genuinely for.
- Rewrites first. Pages that already have history and links move faster than anything published from scratch, and cost less.
- Briefs. The query, the angle, the questions to answer, the entities to cover, the pages to link.
- Formatting. Structure that survives a phone screen, with the answer near the top where people and AI summaries look for it.
The test Google has got good at
Search engines have spent several years getting better at one specific thing: telling the difference between a page written to rank and a page written to be read.
The pages that survive answer the question early, are specific about the market they are written for, and are written by someone who has done the job. Generic category copy about premium quality service has not ranked for anything in years, in any market.
What to ask before you buy it
- Who writes it, and have they worked in our sector?
- How many of our existing pages would you rewrite rather than replace?
- Which pages would you delete, and why?
- Do we own the content if we leave?
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