Working with a content agency, this client wanted a short-form SEO article to complement the launch of their Roberta Schilling Collection. They requested a professional, luxury-style tone and quality writing that would appeal to an audience with more than one home and a median income above $750,000 in South Florida.

As with all my creative content writing, the process is simple but effective...

First, I am presented with an idea, a goal, and chosen keywords.

Next, I read through this client's mission statement, current blog, and social media content. My focus is on getting to know the organization from the bottom up--including its current reach + audience. I get to work on an outline. Then I perform a thorough scrub of relevant research and push the gas pedal (keyboard keys, of course), and start crafting content that is both compelling and appealing to the target audience. Of course, I include SEO keywords and internal linking in a natural, conversational way--never in a forced way.

Last, I run my professional editor's eyes over the article before submitting it to the client. If the article is accepted, then all is well. If edits are requested, I make them ASAP.

We all live happily ever after 🌈

This article was a crucial step in increasing this client's visibility. The short-form SEO content kept the company ranking well, and the quality of the content captured readers. I presented mundane history into attractive and bite-sized pieces of information while relaying why Roberta Schilling is the perfect addition to any interior design project.

Since then, I've written for this client (via my agency) multiple times, most recently on the history of Made Goods Furniture and Lighting. Check out my other articles for this client:

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