01 The pitch

Before we write anything, we build your engine — a brand guide, a style guide, and a database of your existing content. Every piece that comes out of the Engine is anchored to those three things.

Which means the content doesn't just rank. It reads like your company wrote it — on your angles, for your ideal customer — at a volume a single writer couldn't produce.

02 How the engine works

Five stages. Every piece runs through all five.

No black box. The whole system, in plain English, on one page.

STAGE 01
Your voice, captured
We build a brand guide, a style guide, and a database of your existing content. Every piece the Engine produces is anchored to these three sources.
STAGE 02
Angled briefs
Each piece starts with a brief that ties a search topic to one of your USPs and your ideal customer profile. No generic coverage.
STAGE 03
Drafted on-brand
Drafts are written to match your documented voice — not a generic template. The output reads like your company, because the inputs are your company.
STAGE 04
AI detection pass
Every draft is run through AI detection tools and edited until it reads as human-written. If it doesn't pass, it doesn't ship.
STAGE 05
Publish & maintain
Content goes live on your CMS with internal links, metadata, and schema in place. Older pieces get refreshed as rankings shift.
03 What's included

Everything a content team would do. Run as one service.

Priced as a monthly retainer. Scaled by how much content your business actually needs, not by how much I want to sell you.

— 01

Brand & style documentation

A proper brand guide and style guide built from your existing content, interviews, and sales materials. The foundation every piece runs on.

— 02

Content database

A structured database of your existing content — posts, sales pages, case studies — referenced for voice, stance, and factual accuracy on every new piece.

— 03

USP & ICP-aligned briefs

Each brief connects a search topic to one of your unique selling points and a defined ideal customer. Content earns rankings and moves pipeline.

— 04

AI detection as standard

Every piece is tested and edited until it reads as human-written. Content that fails detection doesn't leave the Engine.

— 05

Publish, link, maintain

Content ships to your CMS — WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot, Contentful — with internal links, metadata, and schema configured.

— 06

Monthly performance report

What's ranking, what's not, what's next. Read in five minutes. No vanity metrics — only what affects your pipeline.

04 Who this is for

The Content Engine works best for the right shape of company.

This is a fit if

  • You're a B2B or SaaS company with a considered-purchase product and a real point of view
  • You have existing content the Engine can learn your voice from — blog posts, sales pages, case studies
  • You need consistent output without hiring a full in-house content team
  • Your sales cycle is long enough that content meaningfully supports pipeline
  • You want one person accountable for the whole thing, not a revolving cast of freelancers

Not a fit if

  • You want 200 thin pages a month to game rankings — that era is over
  • You're brand new with no existing content, no defined voice, and no ICP clarity yet
  • You're running a local service business where this level of system is overkill
  • You want product or category pages for e-commerce — a different discipline
  • You want to supply the strategy yourself and just need someone to execute cheaply
05 Honest answers

Three things people ask me before they sign anything.

"How much of this is actually written by AI?"

AI is used for research synthesis and drafting — but the output is trained on your brand guide, your style guide, and your content database, then edited by a human until it passes AI detection. The result is content that's demonstrably on-brand and demonstrably reads as human-written.

If you want 100% hand-written content from a single writer, I'm not your person — and the pricing wouldn't work anyway. If you want unedited AI slop, there are cheaper options. This sits deliberately in between, and the detection pass is what keeps it honest.

"How do you actually replicate our voice?"

Voice capture is the first month's work. We build a brand guide that documents your tone, vocabulary, stances, and the things you'd never say. We build a style guide covering structure, formatting, and your house rules. And we load your existing content into a reference database — so every new piece has live examples to learn from.

That documentation becomes the spine of every brief and every draft. If a piece doesn't sound like you, it doesn't go out.

"How do I know it'll rank?"

You don't, and nobody who promises otherwise is being honest. What you do get: topics built around what your market actually searches for, angles that connect to your USPs and ICP, and a system that compounds — each piece supports the others, and your topical authority grows over time.

Month one won't move the needle. Month six usually does. Month twelve is where the Engine pays back its setup cost several times over.

06 Pricing

Two parts. Setup once, run monthly.

No tiered packages or feature matrices. The Engine is one thing, priced in two parts: the build, and the running. Monthly scales with how much content your business actually produces.

— Part 01

Setup & voice capture

from$5,500
/ £4,500 · one-time

Four to six weeks of strategic work. Brand guide, style guide, content database, topic and keyword map, brief templates, CMS integration, and a three-month content calendar — planned and ready to run.

This is where most of the value is. Get this right, and the monthly production more or less runs itself.

— Part 02

Monthly operation

from$3,500
/ £2,800 · per month

Ongoing production, editing, AI detection, publishing, internal linking, and refreshes. Priced by output — typically 8 to 20 pieces per month, scaled to match what your market can absorb and what your sales cycle needs.

Three-month minimum commitment. No long-term lock-in after that. Cancel with 30 days' notice.

Pricing shown is a starting point, not a fixed quote. Final numbers depend on output volume, CMS complexity, and whether AI agents or other services are bundled in. I'll quote properly once we've talked.

07 Start here

Let's see if your business needs an engine.

One conversation. I'll tell you honestly whether this is the right service, or whether SEO Strategist or a different shape of engagement is closer to what you actually need.