Content Strategy
Topic clusters, a publishing calendar and briefs for the first 4 pieces, planned around the searches your buyers make.
Blog writing
Monthly Blog Writing Services Built on Keyword Research
If you are comparing blog writing services, the usual problem is time: nobody on your team has the hours to pick topics, research them, write, edit and publish every week. Posts go out in bursts, then stop, and some target keywords nobody searches for.
We replace that with a fixed monthly schedule. Each month you get 4, 8 or 12 posts of 1,000–1,500 words, each built on keyword research for an informational query, then outlined, written, human-edited and optimized on-page. You approve every topic before we write.
Published on a steady calendar, posts like these are designed to answer the questions your buyers search before they contact you, which gives your site more pages with a fair chance to earn search traffic over time.
Deliverables
What's included in our blog writing services
4, 8 or 12 posts a month
Starter, Growth and Authority cover 4, 8 or 12 posts of 1,000–1,500 words each; see pricing for plan rates. Longer articles of 1,500–3,000 words are quoted separately.
Keyword research per post
Every post targets an informational keyword chosen from keyword databases and your Google Search Console data, with intent checked against the pages that currently rank.
A content calendar you approve
Within 5 business days of onboarding you get a calendar with each topic, target keyword and delivery date. Writing starts after you approve it.
Outline, writing and editing
Each post is outlined, written, edited by a person and run through a plagiarism checker before it reaches you.
On-page SEO on every post
Each post includes a meta title, meta description, clear heading structure and suggested internal links to your existing pages.
Formatted for publishing
Headings, lists and link suggestions are in place, so each post can go straight into your CMS or be published by us on its calendar date.
Growth plan additions
Growth adds an internal linking plan across your posts, a monthly report and 2 revision rounds per post instead of 1.
Authority plan additions
Authority adds a quarterly technical SEO audit, refreshes of your existing pages, a competitor content gap analysis, priority support and 2 revision rounds per post.
Fit
Who it's for
Companies with a stalled blog
You published for a few months, then stopped. The Starter plan's 4 posts a month restarts the blog on a schedule someone else keeps.
Marketing teams short on writers
You have a CMS and a list of priorities but not the hours. You need 8 posts a month that follow a calendar and link into your existing pages.
Sites in crowded topics
Competitors already cover the obvious questions. You need 12 posts a month, refreshes of older pages and a gap analysis of what competitors cover that you do not.
B2B and service businesses
Buyers often research a purchase before they get in touch. You need posts that answer the how-to and cost questions they search while they compare options.
Process
Our process
Onboarding
Step 1: Kickoff call or questionnaire
After you approve the plan and pay the first invoice, we hold a short call or send a written questionnaire (your choice) on audience, offers, tone and topics to avoid.
Within 5 business days
Step 2: Content calendar
We research keywords and send a calendar with topics, target keywords and delivery dates. You approve it or ask us to swap topics before writing starts.
Within 10 business days
Step 3: First posts delivered
Your first posts arrive for review, each with its meta title, meta description and internal link suggestions in place.
Within 2 business days
Step 4: Revisions returned
Send your notes on a post and the revised version comes back within 2 business days. Starter includes 1 round per post; Growth and Authority include 2.
Through the month
Step 5: Scheduled delivery and reporting
The remaining posts arrive on the calendar dates, spread across the month. Growth and Authority plans also receive a monthly report.
Timing
Turnaround & revisions
After the first delivery, posts arrive on the dates in your calendar, spread across the month, so your team reviews a few at a time.
Each revision round covers edits inside the post's approved topic and outline; switching to a new topic or angle makes it a new post. Posts are treated as approved once you confirm or publish them, or 14 days after delivery if no revision request arrives.
| Stage | Timing |
|---|---|
| Content calendar | Within 5 business days of onboarding |
| First posts | Within 10 business days of onboarding |
| Post length | 1,000–1,500 words; longer articles quoted separately |
| Revision rounds per post | Starter: 1. Growth and Authority: 2 |
| Revision turnaround | Within 2 business days |
Your input
What you need to provide
- Answers to the kickoff call or written questionnaire: your audience, products or services, tone and topics to avoid.
- Access to Google Search Console, so the calendar favors topics close to searches you already get impressions for.
- Approval of each content calendar, plus any subjects you want covered or skipped.
- Facts only your team knows, such as product details, policies or common customer questions, shared as notes or documents.
- Brand or style guidelines if you have them, and examples of posts you like.
- An editor account in WordPress or your CMS, only if you want us to publish the posts.
Why us
Why GONIVESS
Topics you approve first
Every post starts from keyword research and a topic you signed off on, so no writing time goes into subjects you would reject.
Fixed dates on a calendar
Posts arrive on the dates in your content calendar, so you can plan reviews, newsletters and social posts around them.
The same checks on every post
Each post goes through human editing, a plagiarism check and on-page SEO before delivery, whichever plan you are on.
Month-to-month terms
Plans are billed monthly in advance and you can cancel by email before the next billing date. You own every post once its invoice is paid.
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Keyword Research
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FAQ
Blog Writing FAQ
More questions? See the full FAQ or ask us directly.
How many blog posts a month does a business site need?
It depends on how many questions your buyers search and how much your competitors already cover. Starter's 4 posts a month suits a new or restarted blog. Growth's 8 posts fits a team building out several topics at once. Authority's 12 posts, plus refreshes of existing pages, suits crowded topics where the basic questions are already answered.
Who publishes the blog posts on the website?
By default, you do. Posts arrive as Google Docs, or as HTML or Markdown on request, with headings, meta title, meta description and internal link suggestions in place. If you give us an editor account in WordPress or another CMS, we can publish the posts for you on the calendar dates.
Will these blog posts rank on Google?
No writer can promise a ranking, and Google advises caution with any SEO provider that does. We control the work: keyword research and intent analysis for every post, human editing, on-page SEO and a steady schedule. That process is designed to give each post a fair chance to earn search traffic, and Search Console shows which posts gain impressions.
What happens when a monthly blog plan is canceled?
Plans run month to month and are billed monthly in advance. To cancel, email us before the next billing date. You own every post delivered under a paid invoice. Delivered and approved posts are not refundable, and if you cancel before work starts, you get a full refund.
Can we suggest our own blog topics?
Yes. Share topic ideas at kickoff or when you review each content calendar. We check every suggestion against keyword research and the pages that currently rank, then adjust the angle or target keyword so the post answers a query people search. Nothing is written until you approve the calendar, and you can swap topics before writing starts.
Start with your first content calendar
Tell us about your site and audience. We reply within 24 hours on business days and send a plan or quote within 24 business hours.