Industrial SEO Blog Content Creation
Budget: £10 – £15 GBP
I manage the online presence for several B2B manufacturers and trade contractors and I’m ready to scale their content marketing with a steady stream of search-optimised blog posts.
The goal is straightforward: well-researched, professionally written articles that move the traffic needle upward. Every post must be structured around a clear primary keyword, include supporting terms, carry an engaging meta description, and follow on-page best practices (H1-H3 hierarchy, internal and external links, concise alt text, etc.).
Target sectors
• Metal & Gravity Die Casting
• Kitchen Installer & Ceramics
• Property Building & Saw/Deburring
You should feel comfortable translating technical processes and shop-floor insights into polished, authoritative copy that still resonates with decision-makers and specifiers. A background in inbound marketing—or at least a solid grasp of funnels, buyer intent, and CTA placement—will make collaboration smoother.
Typical workflow
1. Brief with topic, angle, and priority keywords
2. Outline returned for approval
3. Draft (≈1,000 words) with references and royalty-free images
4. One revision round based on my feedback
5. Final delivery in Google Docs and ready-to-upload HTML/WordPress format
I rely on tools like Ubersuggest to validate strategy, so familiarity with them is a plus. Cite any statistics, keep the tone professional, and let clarity lead the narrative. If this sounds like a fit, share two relevant samples—in these industries if possible—and mention which SEO framework you typically follow.
The goal is straightforward: well-researched, professionally written articles that move the traffic needle upward. Every post must be structured around a clear primary keyword, include supporting terms, carry an engaging meta description, and follow on-page best practices (H1-H3 hierarchy, internal and external links, concise alt text, etc.).
Target sectors
• Metal & Gravity Die Casting
• Kitchen Installer & Ceramics
• Property Building & Saw/Deburring
You should feel comfortable translating technical processes and shop-floor insights into polished, authoritative copy that still resonates with decision-makers and specifiers. A background in inbound marketing—or at least a solid grasp of funnels, buyer intent, and CTA placement—will make collaboration smoother.
Typical workflow
1. Brief with topic, angle, and priority keywords
2. Outline returned for approval
3. Draft (≈1,000 words) with references and royalty-free images
4. One revision round based on my feedback
5. Final delivery in Google Docs and ready-to-upload HTML/WordPress format
I rely on tools like Ubersuggest to validate strategy, so familiarity with them is a plus. Cite any statistics, keep the tone professional, and let clarity lead the narrative. If this sounds like a fit, share two relevant samples—in these industries if possible—and mention which SEO framework you typically follow.