Content Strategy

Content Marketing Agency Focused on SEO and Strategy

Content marketing guided by SEO and strategy: understand search intent, plan relevant topics and create helpful content for your audience.

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When is Content Strategy useful?

A clear reason helps define the brief. These situations can be useful starting points.

Duplicate content

We examine the starting point and identify the questions to answer first.

Missing topic priorities

We examine the starting point and identify the questions to answer first.

Outdated pages

We examine the starting point and identify the questions to answer first.

What do you receive?

The results make decisions and next tasks clear. We agree on the exact scope before starting.

Agreed deliverables and their contents
DeliverableWhat you receive
AssessmentA documented baseline for Content inventory.
Working documentsPractical recommendations for Search intent and topics and Briefs and planning.
Next stepsPrioritised tasks, open questions and an approach to Maintenance and evaluation.

What does the scope cover?

Four areas form the foundation. The depth depends on your goals, available data and agreed brief.

Content inventory

We examine Content inventory in relation to your goals and derive practical checks and recommendations.

Search intent and topics

We examine Search intent and topics in relation to your goals and derive practical checks and recommendations.

Briefs and planning

We examine Briefs and planning in relation to your goals and derive practical checks and recommendations.

Maintenance and evaluation

We examine Maintenance and evaluation in relation to your goals and derive practical checks and recommendations.

Implementation and ongoing support are agreed separately. Deliverables, budgets and timing are defined in the specific engagement.

How does the process work?

We move from a clear question through the work to a shared handover.

Define the brief

Agree on goals, baseline, access and scope.

Work and review

Review the agreed areas, develop recommendations and discuss open questions.

Hand over and move forward

Review the results, prioritise tasks and agree on next steps.

What should you know before starting?

What does Content Strategy cost?

You receive a proposal for a defined scope. Effort, complexity and the support required determine the price.

How long does the work take?

We agree on timing once the brief is clear, accounting for access, reviews and technical dependencies.

What do I need to get started?

Your website and a short description of the challenge are enough for the first conversation. We agree on access afterwards.

Is implementation included?

That depends on the engagement. Analysis, implementation and ongoing support are described separately in the proposal.

What would you like to change?

Briefly describe your starting point. Together we identify a useful next step.

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