AI content creation with human editing. Built to rank, worth reading.
15 to 25 pieces per month using AI drafting and human editorial oversight. Content that earns attention, ranks for the terms your customers search, and reads like someone who knows the subject wrote it. Because they did.
The math
- 15 to 25 pieces/month, briefed, drafted, edited, and SEO-checked
- 4 to 6 writers is what that volume normally requires
- From $2,500/month, a fraction of one in-house hire
- You own every piece we produce
The content marketing gap: what you need vs. what you can afford to produce.
A skilled writer produces four to six high-quality pieces per month. The Bureau of Labor Statistics puts the median wage for writers and authors at $72,270 as of May 2024, before benefits and payroll tax, and a traditional content agency produces roughly that same volume for $3,000 to $6,000 a month. Neither delivers the volume most growing businesses need to build real topical authority. That is the gap, and it is an arithmetic problem before it is a strategy problem.
Wage figure: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Writers and Authors. Agency pricing is our own observed range, not a survey.
- You publish sporadically and the blog sits at six articles from three years ago
- Generic AI content reads like everyone else's generic AI content
- You have tried writing it yourself and each post eats 4 to 6 hours you cannot spare
- You have little idea which posts are working or why
AI does the volume. Humans make it worth reading.
Most AI content fails because the process starts and ends with the AI. Someone writes a prompt, reviews the output for five minutes, and publishes. The content is readable. It also has no point of view and says nothing a reader could not find in the first ten results of any search. That is the version we refuse to ship.
Our process uses AI as a drafting tool inside a structured editorial workflow. Every piece is briefed against your brand strategy, drafted with AI assistance, and edited by a human who knows your voice, your market, and your audience.
Our AI content creation process: five stages per piece.
Strategy & Brief
Before a word is written we define the purpose of every piece: target keyword, audience intent, buyer journey stage, voice guidelines, and the action we want the reader to take. A tight brief produces a draft that is 65 to 70 percent of the way to publishable.
Keyword & Semantic Research
We map the full semantic field: related terms, the questions people ask, and the topics the best-ranking content covers. Skipping this is why most blog articles rank on page 4 and stay there.
AI-Assisted Draft
We generate the structural draft with AI tools: section headings, key arguments, supporting evidence, base copy. Speed and volume happen here. Quality happens in the next two stages.
Human Editorial Pass
An editor who knows your brand rewrites anything generic, adds specific examples and concrete numbers, and cuts filler that pads word count without adding value.
SEO & Readability Review
Keyword placement, header structure, internal linking, meta description, readability, and schema recommendations. The piece arrives ready to publish.
Our content retainers work for businesses that want organic traffic without the manual grind.
- Service businesses where customers research before they call
- Companies that tried blogging but never stayed consistent long enough to see results
- Businesses paying for ads that want organic traffic compounding alongside
- Founders who want their voice in every piece rather than generic outsourced writing
- Businesses in competitive local or regional markets where local rankings matter
AI content creation FAQs.
Can AI-generated content hurt my SEO rankings?
How do you match our brand voice?
Do we own the content you produce?
How long until we see SEO results?
What makes this different from cheap AI content or freelancers?
Can you update or optimize existing content?
Content that keeps working long after you publish it.
Book a free strategy call and we will show you exactly what a content plan would look like for your business.
