7. Content Creation

7. SEO Content Creation

Our content aren’t created out of thin air. We’ll suggest topics and content that are highly relevant to what you want to rank, and write topics that your potential readers will want to read. Plus, we research on common searched questions so you can rank highly when potential leads look for such questions as well.

7.1. Types of Content Creation

Informational
Commercial
Educational

Cost-saving tips
White papers
Tips/tricks/DIYs

7.2. Creating Valuable, Useful Content

How We Write Your SEO Content to Guarantee Ranking - Crafting Content That Ranks, Engages, and Converts.

Our content are well research and customised according to local queries and information. When it comes to ranking locally, this can be exceptionally useful as it is geo-targeted and Google loves ranking unique content. If you have a portfolio of pictures or video to showcase, we’ll work with you to include them in your content.

7.3. Quantity of Content Creation

While our team do believe in needing relevant content published on your website to rank, we do not believe that spamming with a huge quantity (unless supported by sizeable means and resources) can help a lot in SEO.

Standard package (30KWs, 1500SGD/month) – 1x1000 worded articles to be published on client's own website per month
Supercharge package (30KWs, 1500SGD/month) - 2x1000 words or 1x2000 words cornerstone articles to be published on client's own website per month

Researched with targeted keywords for each article (SEO-optimised)
Includes stock images or client's custom requested images.

7.4. Quality Checks

Content that are plagiarised, spun or majority AI-written are greatly frowned upon by Google. We use more than 5 tools to ensure the copy you have is unique, high-quality.

Plagiarism checker
AI-checker
Spinning-tools check

FAQ

Does creating more content always results in improving SEO ranking?

No, based on our years of experience and taking over clients from previous agencies. It is very clear to us that having dozens of blogs with thin or AI-written content does not help in SEO ranking much, if at all. In fact, when we remove these pages, we almost certainly always find them to be ranking way better.

Google values quality, over quantity, period. It has shown up to be true since we started SEO many years ago, and is even more pronounced these days in SEO.

Are there any consequences if I use programmatic SEO or AI-written content?

From our SEO community and clients we have taken over from previous agencies that have used AI to generate content, using AI to fully generate content is a recipe for disaster. If not de-indexed by Google, your overall site results will likely tank if overly used.

However, using it smartly, such as determining if content matches search intent or optimising your meta titles and descriptions to optimise conversion rates, can bring lots of benefits.