SEO-Driven Tech Blog Series
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m planning a new series of tech blog posts aimed at industry professionals and my main measure of success is a 40% lift in organic traffic. The articles must be fully SEO-optimised yet written in a conversational, engaging style that feels natural to people who already work in tech.
Content focus
• Latest tech trends that decision-makers watch closely
• Practical, well-structured how-to guides that help them implement those trends
(I’m leaving product reviews for a later phase, so the spotlight stays on trends and tutorials right now.)
What I need from you
1. A content calendar outlining proposed article titles, primary keywords and publishing order.
2. Drafts that weave those keywords in smoothly, backed by solid research and credible sources.
3. On-page SEO essentials for every post: meta title, meta description, H-tag hierarchy, alt text suggestions and internal-link prompts.
4. Final copy delivered ready for WordPress (Gutenberg blocks) or Google Docs—whichever you prefer.
Acceptance criteria
• Each post passes SurferSEO or a comparable on-page checker at an “optimised” level without sounding forced.
• Grammarly score 90+ and zero AI-detection red flags.
• All statistics and quotes properly cited with live links.
If you have examples of similarly targeted tech pieces that earned demonstrable traffic gains, share them so I can see your approach. Let’s build a series that not only ranks but actually gets read—and shared—by the people who shape technology decisions every day.
Content focus
• Latest tech trends that decision-makers watch closely
• Practical, well-structured how-to guides that help them implement those trends
(I’m leaving product reviews for a later phase, so the spotlight stays on trends and tutorials right now.)
What I need from you
1. A content calendar outlining proposed article titles, primary keywords and publishing order.
2. Drafts that weave those keywords in smoothly, backed by solid research and credible sources.
3. On-page SEO essentials for every post: meta title, meta description, H-tag hierarchy, alt text suggestions and internal-link prompts.
4. Final copy delivered ready for WordPress (Gutenberg blocks) or Google Docs—whichever you prefer.
Acceptance criteria
• Each post passes SurferSEO or a comparable on-page checker at an “optimised” level without sounding forced.
• Grammarly score 90+ and zero AI-detection red flags.
• All statistics and quotes properly cited with live links.
If you have examples of similarly targeted tech pieces that earned demonstrable traffic gains, share them so I can see your approach. Let’s build a series that not only ranks but actually gets read—and shared—by the people who shape technology decisions every day.