Create a useful brief
Identify the reader, their question and the decision the page should help them make. Map supporting pages and a relevant next action.
Plan useful pages and briefs that connect real expertise, search intent and the next relevant service.
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Build the content plan around genuine customer needs and the experience your business can contribute.
Identify the reader, their question and the decision the page should help them make. Map supporting pages and a relevant next action.
Use approved expertise, product knowledge, original examples and clear explanations. Identify the subject expert who will review factual claims.
Check accuracy, useful internal links and overlaps with existing pages. Update material when the product, process or customer need changes.
Content length follows the question and the evidence available, rather than an arbitrary word-count target.
Platform reference: Google Search: helpful, people-first content
Create a search-led content plan with twenty topic opportunities, ten page-ownership decisions and five complete briefs.
Review audience needs, existing content and available subject expertise.
Give each opportunity a reader task and a reason it belongs in the plan.
Make ten URL ownership decisions to clarify overlap, gaps and consolidation needs.
Each priority topic has a planned destination and relevant internal-link routes.
Specify the answer, outline, source requirements, expert input and next action.
A writer can start without inventing business facts or specialist claims.
Place the agreed work in a 90-day calendar with writing, approval and publishing owners.
Identify dependencies and distinguish planned briefs from separately quoted article production.
Topic map, page decisions, five content briefs and a 90-day calendar with named review and update owners.
Outside this scope: Unlimited writing, expert interviews, paid research, translation and guaranteed traffic
2–3 weeks
Writing optional $150 – $300 / agreed article draft
Writing, expert review and publishing priced separately; one brief revision round
If the full scope is beyond your budget, we’ll prioritise the most useful work and agree a smaller first phase with you.
Share what is available. We’ll identify any missing access or inputs during scoping.
Published prices apply to the listed scope. Deliverables, timing, revisions and external costs are confirmed before work starts.
An illustrative delivery approach to help you review the scope. This is a planning example, not a client case study.
| Stage | Example work | Acceptance or decision |
|---|---|---|
| Reader and task | A homeowner comparing repair with replacement before booking an inspection. | Answer what affects the decision; do not diagnose their property remotely. |
| Outline and inputs | Common symptoms, inspection process, quote factors and questions to ask. | Use approved service facts and expert review. |
| Next step | Link to the relevant service and explain what information to prepare. | Assign writing, review and CMS publication owners. |
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Titles, descriptions and canonical URL
A page-level metadata check showing the title, description, indexability and canonical URL.
Service-page metadata
The heating-service page’s title, description and canonical URL as recorded in the report.
Content and search presentation
A bathroom-remodeling page’s metadata, URL and indexability check.
Local service content in search
The search-result presentation for a handyman service query.
AI search visibility snapshot
A captured AI Overview for a service query; this is a snapshot rather than an ongoing ranking claim.
Service content in an AI Overview
A captured overview for a roofing query, retaining the original text and source presentation.
Each image is a separate report excerpt. Reporting windows and filters may differ; screenshots alone do not establish sales, growth or an ongoing ranking.
Read the business context, documented work and results shown in each screenshot.
Browse project case studiesProfile setup, posts and review workflows.
Ongoing service-page and search work.
An audit to hand to your team.
The strategy sprint produces a topic plan, page decisions, five content briefs and a 90-day calendar. It does not include writing and publishing every article. Optional writing is quoted separately; CMS publishing, imagery and expert review need named owners. Select the strategy first when you need direction, or agree an additional production scope when you need finished content.
The intended reader, their question, search intent, a proposed outline, source requirements, internal links and a useful next step. The brief should explain what the reader can do after reading, not just specify a word count.
Your subject expert supplies or verifies business-specific and specialist information. Assign one reviewer and agree a review window. Writing should not invent qualifications, client outcomes, product capabilities or service coverage.
$750 – $1,500 / strategy sprint. Writing optional $150 – $300 / agreed article draft These are published USD prices. The written quote must state the complete cost, payment schedule and applicable taxes.
2–3 weeks. To scope the work, prepare: Audience; existing content; expert availability. The schedule starts after the required access, inputs and approvals are ready.
Use the listed deliverables and exclusions as the starting point. The quote must state acceptance checks, review rounds, payment stages, cancellation arrangements and any ongoing support. Requested additions need an agreed cost and schedule before implementation.
Tell us where you are, what needs to change, and what success would look like for your business.