SEO content
Articles people search for, in English and Spanish.
A monthly program of articles built around what your customers search for — researched, written, and edited by a person before anything is published.
Most brands publish articles nobody searches for, or articles that read like everyone else’s. In Spanish the gap is different: far less is being written, so the searches exist but the pages that answer them often do not.
From $800 a month, quoted by the number and length of articles.
Every article is edited by a person before it is published. No ranking, traffic or timeline is promised — the work is what you are paying for.
Researched topics · Edited by a person · English, Spanish or both
What you get
Topics people actually search for
Each topic starts from a real search and the intent behind it, researched separately in each language.
Written for the reader first
Articles that answer the question properly, with your products where they genuinely help — not keyword lists dressed up as paragraphs.
Edited by a person
Every article is read and edited by a person before it is published: facts checked, tone matched, anything generic cut.
The Spanish side
Spanish search is far less crowded than English. Articles there are written natively for Spanish-speaking searchers, not translated from the English ones.
Pricing
Quoted by the number and length of articles. No ranking, traffic or timeline is promised.
Content program
- Price
- $800–$2,500
- Basis
- Per month, quoted
Questions
Will this get me to the top of Google?
I will not promise rankings, traffic or a timeline. Where a page ranks depends on competition, your site and plenty outside any article. What you get is well-researched content, properly edited and published steadily.
Is it written by AI?
Every article is edited by a person before it is published. Tools may help with research and first drafts; what goes out has been read, checked and rewritten where it needed it.
When should I not buy this?
If your site has technical problems that stop pages being indexed, articles will not help until those are fixed — a technical SEO audit comes first. And if you cannot commit for several months, a content program has no time to do its work; a few strong pages may be a better use of the budget.
Why publish in Spanish?
Because far fewer brands publish in Spanish, the same effort covers more of the searches that exist. The articles are written for Spanish-speaking readers, not translated.
What do your customers ask before they buy?
Send me the questions you hear most. I will tell you which are worth an article, and in which language.