Write useful articles people can find

Research a reader’s question and write a helpful, carefully checked article for a business website.

Original course title & technical overview

SEO Blog Posts. One keyword, one intent, one promise. The 1,000–1,500-word post that earns search traffic, with keyword research, an outline, a meta description and two images, delivered paste-ready.

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2026 EDITION

What you can offer

Research a reader’s question and write a helpful, carefully checked article for a business website.

Detailed deliverables

An SEO blog post of 1,000–1,500 words: keyword research with one target and five supporting questions, an outline, a human-edited draft with every statistic sourced, a title and meta description, two images, internal link suggestions, and a paste-ready doc.

Example service prices

$50 for 1,000 words, $90 for 1,500 words with images, $300 for a monthly four-post pack. Niche writers (home services, SaaS, health) charge more once they have results to show.

Planning estimate, not a promise

Finding clients takes time. There is no guaranteed timeline or income.

Tools (free plans have limits): Claude (or ChatGPT / Grok), Google Keyword Planner (free with a Google Ads account, no spend), AnswerThePublic (free searches), Canva free, Google Docs

You will make

A keyword brief with one target keyword, its intent, and five supporting questions
An outline with H2s built from the questions, reordered for the reader
A 1,200-word post drafted section by section, with a Claim | Source list
A title, a meta description, two images with alt text, and three internal link suggestions
A paste-ready Google Doc with a Notes box

Inside this course

5 lessons · 9 AI instruction templates · 5 worked examples · 3 exam versions · final practice project

Lesson 1 is open as a free preview, ready-to-use AI instructions included. Sign up free to unlock the rest and try AI instructions in the practice area.

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What you will learn · 2 min
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Set up your tools · 10 min
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How a blog post earns traffic · 10 min
A useful article answers a real question. Choose a clear topic and reader need before thinking about length.
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Keyword research with free tools · 15 min
Find the words people use when searching for the topic. Choose one main question and a few related questions to answer.
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The outline · 12 min
Make a list of section headings that answers the reader’s questions in a sensible order. Give each section one job.
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Drafting and the human pass · 20 min
Draft one section at a time. Add useful examples, check the facts, and edit out vague or repetitive writing.
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Title, meta, links and the hand-off · 12 min
Add a clear title, a short search description, and helpful links. Deliver an organised document the client can copy into their website.
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Certification exam · 20 min
10 questions · 80% to pass · three versions, a retake is never the same test.
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Final project: A 1,200-word SEO post for Stillwater Yoga · 75 min
A 1,200-word SEO post for Stillwater Yoga: graded on 5 criteria, pass at 15/20.
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Check your work · 15 min
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Feedback and certificate · 5 min
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Publish your service · 20 min
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Final practice project: A 1,200-word SEO post for Stillwater Yoga

A practice assignment from Stillwater Yoga (Small yoga studio, 2 rooms, 6 teachers). You will see the scoring guide (rubric) before you start.

What we check	What earns the full 4 points
Brief followed	All five deliverables present; keyword researched with a real range; post aimed at beginners and the Tuesday series
Quality of the work	Answers the question better than the pages ranking now; emotional order; every H2 has a bold one-line answer and a client-specific detail; 1,000–1,500 words
Voice match	Calm, direct, encouraging; plain English; Sanskrit explained if used; no body-shaming or “transform”; no banned AI phrases
Accuracy and originality	No unsourced statistics; facts from the brand sheet or marked assumptions; passes an originality spot-check; not a rewrite of a top result
Delivery format	Paste-ready doc: titles, meta with count, formatted post, images with alt text, internal links with anchors, Claim \| Source, Notes

Honest expectations. Basic writing gigs fell 22–28% on big marketplaces as AI arrived. What still sells is the research, the niche, the sourced facts and the clean hand-off. If you skip the keyword step or the sourcing, you are selling what nobody buys anymore.