CONTENT STRATEGY

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Blogs are blogs, why do they need a strategy?

Good question.  A blog without strategy is a waste.  Having a good strategy ensures all your content (not just your blogs) work as hard as they can.  Maximising your exposure and minimising your costs.

A content strategy will get you:

Goal setting and KPI’s

To measure your performance and determine success and return on investment

Audience identification

Find out who they are, what stage of the buying process they are at and what kind of content they are looking for

Keyword research

Define what words and phrases to use (what questions are your audience asking) and determine content topics

Planning formats, scheduling and architecture

Determine how, when and where the content will be constructed

Promotion and backlinks

Planning to get your content seen and traffic to your website

An audit assessed what you have, a strategy planned what you want, now it’s time to put your plans into motion.  If you’re ready to write, the content page will get you started.

 My Packages

 

Strategy Only

Starting at $500

What’s included

  • Suggested content KPI’s

  • Audience identification

  • Keyword research

  • 3 content headlines only

Audit & Strategy

Starting at $750

What’s included

  • Everything you get in an Audit PLUS

  • Suggested content KPI’s

  • Audience identificatioN

  • Keyword research

  • 3 content headlines only

Strategy, Audit & Content

Starting at $1300

What’s included

  • Audit – review of current website performance, links, tags, architecture, keywords, current content and competitors

  • Strategy – goal setting, audience identification, keyword research, planning and scheduling

  • Content writing – minimum of 5 blogs of 250 and 400 words per blog

    *For other content formats and quantities, I will provide a tailored quote.


How it works

  • Contact me! Send me an email through the website or directly.

    I’ll give you a call back before the next business day.

  • You tell me a bit about your business and I’ll ask some questions and take plenty of notes.

    After we’ve talked I’ll send through a proposal with a detailed quote.

  • I’ll send you a commencement email, detailing what I need from you, our key milestones and what the expected timeline will be.