I find the phrases your buyers type into Google, pick one we can rank for, and write the whole draft. You read it and press publish.

I look at what people search for around your product, how hard those pages are to beat, and whether anyone typing the phrase would buy. Each draft targets one phrase, in the shape that kind of page wants.
What I shortlisted
What I chose, and why
People searching to buy · few strong pages
Every piece lands as a draft. Connect Ghost or WordPress and one button puts it live on your site. Without a CMS you copy the markdown out.
This week
2 drafts ready to review
1 published Tuesday
One draft a week, aimed at a phrase your buyers already type into Google.
I write for phrases people type when they want to buy something.
Headings, links and a conclusion. Not an outline for you to fill in.
Every draft is run past about 120 banned phrases and rewritten where it trips.
Approve a draft and one button puts it live on Ghost or WordPress.
Each phrase carries its intent, its difficulty, and why I picked it.
A pace you can keep up with while you build the product.
I look at what your buyers search, and what I can realistically beat.
One target phrase, in the shape that kind of page wants.
Approve it and I can put it live, then watch how it does.
No. Every piece lands as a draft. Approve it and I publish to your CMS, or copy the markdown out and put it wherever you like.
I read your product first, and every draft is checked against about 120 banned phrases and a set of shape rules before you see it. Some drafts still want a pass from you.
Ones your buyers type when they are shopping, weighed against how hard the page is to beat. I skip the big vague terms I have no chance at.
With Ghost or WordPress connected, yes, after you approve the draft. Nothing goes live while it is still waiting for your approval.
Paste your URL and go back to building. By morning I will have read your competitors and written you a first plan.