Educational Blog Article Series
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a steady stream of well-researched blog articles that educate our audience while subtly reinforcing our brand expertise. Every piece should focus on one of three topic clusters we have mapped out—industry trends, practical how-to guides, and balanced product reviews—so our readers walk away informed and empowered to act.
Scope
• 800-1,200 words per article, written in clear, conversational English
• Fact-checked insights and authoritative references where relevant
• Natural integration of our target keywords without disrupting flow
• A compelling headline, meta description, and two proposed social snippets per article so my in-house team can amplify each post on our channels
Tone & Style
The voice must be approachable yet professional, avoiding jargon while still demonstrating subject-matter depth. Think helpful mentor rather than academic lecturer.
Workflow
I’ll provide a weekly topic outline. You return: first-draft Google Doc, royalty-free images (if any), and a short summary blurb. Two revision rounds included; final copy delivered within five days of brief.
Acceptance Criteria
• Accurate information with zero plagiarism (I run Copyscape)
• Clear educational takeaway aligned with the assigned topic cluster
• SEO basics covered: H1, H2/H3 structure, internal link suggestions
If you’re confident writing engaging posts on these themes and can keep pace with a regular publishing calendar, let’s start with an initial batch of three articles and build from there.
Scope
• 800-1,200 words per article, written in clear, conversational English
• Fact-checked insights and authoritative references where relevant
• Natural integration of our target keywords without disrupting flow
• A compelling headline, meta description, and two proposed social snippets per article so my in-house team can amplify each post on our channels
Tone & Style
The voice must be approachable yet professional, avoiding jargon while still demonstrating subject-matter depth. Think helpful mentor rather than academic lecturer.
Workflow
I’ll provide a weekly topic outline. You return: first-draft Google Doc, royalty-free images (if any), and a short summary blurb. Two revision rounds included; final copy delivered within five days of brief.
Acceptance Criteria
• Accurate information with zero plagiarism (I run Copyscape)
• Clear educational takeaway aligned with the assigned topic cluster
• SEO basics covered: H1, H2/H3 structure, internal link suggestions
If you’re confident writing engaging posts on these themes and can keep pace with a regular publishing calendar, let’s start with an initial batch of three articles and build from there.