Content Writing Services
New editorial text priced per piece: blog posts, pillar pages, case studies and white papers, plus product descriptions and infographics.
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Cryomed
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Minto
Weestep
Alfacash
Bamboo Group
KISA
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Alvadi
Alconost
Alfa Coins
Infatica
Nitro
Ethplorer
Safety Culture
Selmac
Cryomed
Porto Montenegro
Minto
Weestep
Alfacash
Bamboo Group
KISA
Promwad
Alvadi
Alconost
Alfa Coins
Infatica
Nitro
Ethplorer
Safety Culture
Selmac
Content Writing Tasks and Pricing
Select the editorial format and the volume you need. The approved topic or brief, the source access, the format, and one consolidated revision round define acceptance.
Blog Post Writing
New editorial posts written to an approved brief, on topics already chosen. Rewriting or refreshing posts that already exist, translation, strategy, and design are separate.
Deliverables
- One approved brief or topic line per post
- Original draft written by a named specialist
- Internal links, meta title and meta description
- Image brief per post
- One consolidated revision round
Volume Tiers
Pillar Page Creation
One long-form authority page per unit, written from an approved cluster and outline. Where a source text already exists, the work moves to the rewriting scope; keyword research, translation, and design are separate.
Deliverables
- One approved cluster and page outline per unit
- Original long-form draft with a full heading structure
- Supporting-article link map and anchor plan
- Meta title, meta description, and image brief
- One consolidated revision round
Volume Tiers
Case Study Writing
One written client story per unit, built from your data and one interview round. Approval chasing, net-new research, editing an existing case that already has a draft, and design layout are separate.
Deliverables
- One structured interview round per case
- Result set agreed with you before drafting
- Original draft in the situation, action, and outcome structure
- Pull quotes, metric callouts, and a caption set
- One consolidated revision round
Volume Tiers
White Paper / E-book
One long-form lead asset per unit, priced by finished page count. Named sources or subject-matter access must exist before the order is priced; primary research, translation, and full design production are separate.
Deliverables
- Approved outline, source list, and claim boundary
- Original draft at the agreed finished page count
- Data, chart, and diagram briefs for the design team
- Executive summary and landing-page abstract
- One consolidated revision round
Volume Tiers
Product Description Writing
New descriptions written from your specification sheet against one agreed template. Rewriting descriptions that already exist, marketplace listing management, and translation into other markets are separate.
Deliverables
- One agreed description template and tone sample
- Original copy per product from your specification sheet
- Attribute and benefit coverage per agreed template
- Character limits and required fields respected
- One consolidated revision round per batch
Volume Tiers
Infographic Creation
One visual explainer per unit: data selection, written narrative, and finished graphic. Illustration systems, brand identity work, animation, and adapting a graphic that already exists are separate.
Deliverables
- Agreed data set and single explanatory idea
- Written narrative and panel-by-panel structure
- Finished graphic in your brand colours and fonts
- Source-file and web-ready export set
- One consolidated revision round
Volume Tiers
Fixed Prices Need Fixed Boundaries
A named price per piece only works when three things are settled before the order.
The topic is already chosen
This scope starts after the decision. Which pages to build, in what order, against which clusters, on what publishing rhythm, is a strategy question with its own scope of work. Bring the topic list or the editorial calendar and every piece here has a price; bring an empty page and the first deliverable is a decision, not a draft.
SEO content is written to an approved brief, not invented
SEO content writing means the target query, the intent type, the heading structure, and the entities to cover are agreed before drafting. That brief comes from the On-Page SEO scope or from your own team. Our writers work inside it. What makes the text SEO friendly is the brief plus the on-page essentials shipped with every piece, not keyword density.
Source access decides whether a long asset is priceable
A blog post can be written from public sources. A case study needs your numbers and one interview. A white paper needs named sources or subject-matter access. Where that access does not exist, we say so before the order rather than delivering a thin asset at a firm price.
What Content Writing Services Deliver Here
The same checkable package on every task row, whatever the format.
Brief intake and topic lock
Every order opens with an approved topic line or a full brief, a named audience, and a format. Nothing is drafted against a guess.
- + Approved topic or brief per unit
- + Audience, intent type, and format confirmed
- + Reference pages and tone samples collected
- + Claim boundary agreed before drafting
Research and source handling
Drafts are built on named sources or on subject-matter input from your team, and every non-obvious claim carries a reference the reviewer can check.
- + Named source list per piece
- + Subject-matter interview where the format needs one
- + Competitive and gap reading inside the agreed topic
- + Claims traceable to a source, not to a model
On-page essentials in the deliverable
Text arrives publication-ready. Internal links, metadata, and an image brief are part of the piece, not an upsell after it.
- + Internal links to agreed targets with anchor text
- + Meta title and meta description per piece
- + Heading hierarchy that matches the brief
- + Image brief and caption set per piece
Named specialist and one revision round
A named professional content writer owns the piece end to end, and one consolidated revision round is priced into every tier.
- + One named writer per topic area
- + One feedback owner on your side
- + One consolidated revision round included
- + Acceptance list agreed before drafting starts
Content Writing, Copywriting, Rewriting, Localization
Four neighbouring scopes of work. The starting point and the goal of the text decide which one prices your job.
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Question
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Content Writing
New editorial text
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Copywriting
New conversion copy
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Content Rewriting
A source text exists
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Content Localization
Another language
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| Starting point | An approved topic and brief. Nothing written yet. | A page, email, or screen that has to make someone act. | A published text that already exists and underperforms. | A finished text that has to work in another language. |
| Goal of the piece | A read. Attention, understanding, and trust. | An action. Signup, purchase, enquiry, or click. | Recovering value from what you already published. | The same meaning for a different market. |
| Typical unit | Blog post, pillar page, case study, white paper, product description, infographic. | Landing page, sales page, email sequence, ad copy, interface text. | Refresh, repurposing, editing, proofreading, pruning. | Translation, post-editing, localization QA, style guide. |
| How it is priced | Per piece, by format and volume, on this page. | Per surface, on the Copywriting scope. | At a fraction of writing the same unit from scratch, because a source exists, on the Content Rewriting scope. | Per word and language, on the Content Localization scope. |
| Bought here? | Yes. Six task rows with fixed tier prices. | No. Separate scope, separate delivery team. | No. Sending rewrite work through a new-writing tier overprices it. | No. Additional languages appear here only as an order modifier. |
Pick the scope that matches your starting point
If nothing is written yet and the goal is a read, this is the page. If a source text exists, or the goal is an action, or the language has to change, the neighbouring scope prices it correctly and this one would not.
See Content Writing TasksWhat Makes This Content Writing Different
Three commitments that survive contact with a deadline.
A named specialist, not an anonymous pool
One named writer owns your topic area and keeps owning it. You know who wrote the piece, who to brief next time, and who carries the context from one article into the next. Pieces are not sprayed across whoever is free that week.
- One named writer per topic area, introduced before the first draft
- Context carried forward instead of rebriefed each cycle
- Editorial review by a second specialist before handoff
Every piece ships against one acceptance list
Fixed prices only hold when acceptance is defined. Before drafting we agree the brief, the format, the source access, the internal-link targets, and what one consolidated revision round covers. That list is what the piece is checked against, so neither side negotiates the finish line afterwards.
- Brief, format, and sources agreed before drafting
- One consolidated revision round in every tier
- No open-ended retainer and no hourly drift
AI accelerates research, never the draft
We use AI for source discovery, clustering, outline pressure-testing, and gap checks. The draft is written by a person, with named sources and claims a reviewer can verify. That is the honest answer to whether AI written content is bad for SEO: unsupervised generated text is a quality problem long before it is a ranking problem.
- AI in research, outlining, and quality checks
- Human drafting with named, checkable sources
- Disclosure on request of where AI touched the workflow
From Brief to Published-Ready Text
Five steps. One feedback owner. One revision round.
Brief
You bring the approved topic or full brief, the audience, the format, and the reference material. We confirm the acceptance list, the internal-link targets, and the source access the format needs.
- Approved topic list or content brief
- Audience, tone samples, and claim boundary
- Named feedback owner on your side
Research
The writer builds a source list, runs the gap reading inside the agreed topic, and books the subject-matter interview where a case study or white paper requires one.
- Named source list per piece
- Subject-matter or client interview where required
- Outline agreed before drafting on long assets
Draft
A named specialist writes the piece against the brief, with the heading structure, internal links, metadata, and image brief built in rather than bolted on.
- Original draft written by the named writer
- Internal links, meta title, and meta description
- Image brief and caption set
Review
A second specialist checks the draft against the acceptance list, then you return consolidated feedback once. That single round is priced into every tier; further rounds are quoted separately.
- Editorial review against the acceptance list
- One consolidated feedback pass from you
- One revision round included in the price
Handoff
You receive the final text in your working format with the metadata, link targets, and image brief attached, ready for your CMS or ours if publishing is part of a wider programme.
- Final text in your working format
- Metadata and internal-link targets attached
- Source list retained for later fact checks
Priced in the Tasks, Required From You, Quoted Separately
The fixed price holds because this line is drawn before the order, not after the draft.
Priced in the tasks
New editorial text at the purchased tier, research and source handling, one subject-matter interview where the format requires it, heading structure, internal links, meta title and description, image brief, editorial review, and one consolidated revision round. Sector-specific work is included at the same prices, whether the piece is legal content writing, SaaS content writing, or a technical explainer for an engineering audience.
Required from the client
An approved topic or brief, the target audience and tone references, one named feedback owner, consolidated revisions, and timely approvals. For case studies: your numbers and one interview slot. For white papers and technical pieces: named sources or subject-matter access before the order is priced. For product descriptions: a complete specification sheet and one agreed template.
Quoted or paid separately
Translation and localization, transcreation, rewriting or refreshing and repurposing text that already exists, content strategy and editorial calendars, conversion copy for landing pages and emails, design beyond the infographic row, extra subject-matter interviews, additional revision rounds, rush delivery, stock imagery, and international keyword research. Each has its own scope of work and its own published price.
Other Content and SEO Scopes
Content writing works best alongside these neighbouring scopes.
What Clients Say About Our Content Work
"We stopped managing five separate vendors and started getting one coherent system. The productized model made it easier to scope work, track progress, and justify spend internally."
"Running marketing in four languages used to mean four agencies with four processes. Onlinuum gave us one operating model across all of them without losing local quality."
Common Questions About Content Writing
Straight answers about scope, pricing, and delivery.
What is included in content writing services here?
Each piece arrives with an approved brief or topic line, an original draft written by a named specialist, a named source list, the heading structure the brief called for, internal links to agreed targets, a meta title and meta description, an image brief, an editorial review, and one consolidated revision round. Content strategy, translation, conversion copy for landing pages, design production beyond the infographic row, and work on text that already exists are separate scopes of work.
How much does content writing cost?
Pricing is per piece, not per word. Blog Post Writing starts at $500 per month for four posts, Pillar Page Creation at $800 per page, Case Study Writing at $500 per case, Product Description Writing at $400 for twenty products, and Infographic Creation at $400 per piece. A white paper starts at $1,500 for ten finished pages and scales to $5,000 at fifty. Published prices cover the English core and one primary country; each additional language adds 60% and each additional country 40% of the item base price, additively against the same subtotal. Research for a new market is priced separately in the cross-market setup scope.
What is the difference between copywriting and content writing?
The goal of the text. Content writing produces editorial pieces whose job is to be read, understood, and trusted: blog posts, pillar pages, case studies, white papers. Copywriting produces text on a conversion surface whose job is to make someone act: a landing page, a sales page, an email sequence, ad copy, interface text. Different unit, different buying moment, different specialist, so they are priced on separate pages rather than blended into one word rate.
Do you rewrite or refresh posts we already published?
Not on this page. Every task row here prices new editorial text. When a source text already exists, the work is a different scope of work with its own six task rows: refreshing, repurposing, editing, proofreading, and pruning. It is priced at a fraction of writing the same unit from scratch precisely because the source exists, so putting it through a new-writing tier here would overcharge you. Ask us and we will point the request at the right scope.
How do you use AI, and is AI written content bad for SEO?
We use AI for source discovery, clustering, outline pressure-testing, and quality checks. Drafts are written by people, with named sources and claims a reviewer can verify. Unsupervised generated text is a quality problem before it is a ranking problem: it repeats what already ranks, invents citations, and cannot carry your positioning. If you want AI content writing services in the sense of a generated draft at a generated price, we are the wrong vendor. If you want AI used where it genuinely helps and a person accountable for what ships, that is what these tiers buy.
How long does it take to write a blog post?
A standard blog post takes 3-5 business days from approved brief to first draft, plus your feedback window and one revision round. A pillar page takes 7-10 business days, a case study 7-10 days including the interview slot, and a white paper 15-25 days depending on the finished page count and source access. Batches run in parallel, so ten posts do not take ten times as long as one.
Do you write for B2B, SaaS, legal, or technical audiences?
Yes, at the same published prices. Sector work depends on access rather than a surcharge: a named subject-matter contact, the compliance boundary, and the claims we may and may not make. We write regularly for SaaS, legal, fintech and manufacturing audiences, and for B2B demand generation programmes where the piece has to survive a procurement read as well as a search one.
What is the best first step?
Blog Post Writing at the S tier: $500 per month for four posts. Bring four approved topics and you will see the writer, the brief format, the review standard, and the handoff before committing to anything larger. If the topics are not decided yet, that decision belongs to a content strategy scope and should come first. If you already have approved briefs from an on-page SEO cycle, we can start against those immediately.
Start With Four Blog Posts
Bring four approved topics and get four original posts written by a named specialist, each with internal links, metadata, an image brief, and one consolidated revision round.
Blog Post Writing from $500 per month for four posts. Published pricing covers the English core and one primary country; additional languages and countries are paid add-ons.
