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Nomad Eats — Monthly AI Content Engine
A full content operation for a food & lifestyle media brand. Monthly delivery of SEO-optimized long-form articles, AI-generated food photography-style visuals, Instagram carousels, and a scheduled content calendar.
Result: Organic traffic up 620% in 6 months
12 articles/month + 30 branded AI images
3 keywords ranked #1 on Google by month 4
Nomad Eats had great food content on Instagram but zero Google presence. I built their entire SEO content engine — a keyword strategy targeting 180+ terms, monthly long-form articles hitting 1,800–2,500 words each, and AI-generated visuals that matched their warm, editorial brand aesthetic. Six months in: 620% organic traffic growth, a newsletter that grew by 4,200 subscribers, and three #1 Google rankings for their core keywords.
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