Editorial content

Briefs from the strategist who audited your site, not from a keyword tool

Content earns its place when it answers the question a buyer actually has, on the page they land on. We brief from the demand map, use writers who know the sector, and measure every piece against assisted revenue rather than word count. Nothing is published to hit a monthly quota.

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01

Demand mapping and briefs

Before a word is written

The brief comes from the person who read your analytics and your sales data. It names the intent, the URL, the questions to answer and the internal links, so a writer is never guessing what the page is for.

  • Intent mapped to a single URL
  • Briefs written by the account strategist
  • Competitor and SERP analysis per brief
  • Questions taken from your sales team
  • Internal link targets set in the brief
  • Priority ordered by commercial value
02

Commercial and range pages

The pages that sell

Category, service and range pages are rewritten first, because they are where the enquiries land. Copy is checked against how your sales team actually describes the work, not against a keyword density figure.

  • Category and range page rewrites
  • Service and practice page copy
  • Location and sector landing pages
  • Product description templates at scale
  • Tone checked with your sales team
  • Conversion copy reviewed before publication
03

Writers and review

Specialists, then your expert

Drafts come from writers who already understand the sector, then your own subject expert reads them before anything is published. Two reviews, so nothing goes live that an engineer or a partner would wince at.

  • Sector-specialist freelance writers
  • Editorial review by our head of content
  • Sign-off by your subject expert
  • Regulated copy checked where it applies
  • Sources and claims referenced
  • Rewrites included until it is right
04

Refresh and measurement

Every quarter

Content decays. We track what is slipping, refresh it on a cycle, and report on assisted revenue and enquiries rather than a list of published URLs.

  • Decay tracking by page and cluster
  • Quarterly refresh cycle
  • Consolidation of thin or competing pages
  • Assisted revenue reporting
  • Enquiry attribution by landing page
  • Retired content redirected, not deleted

How the work runs

01

Map

Demand and questions mapped to the pages that carry margin.

02

Brief

Written by the strategist, agreed with you before drafting.

03

Draft

Sector-specialist writer, edited before it reaches you.

04

Review

Your subject expert signs off, then it is published.

05

Measure

Assisted revenue and enquiries, reported monthly.

Book the audit. Decide afterwards.

Forty pages, delivered as a document you keep.