What's included

• Completed Blog Posts

  Written Content: The full text of each blog post as agreed upon, typically formatted in a word processor or text file (e.g., Word, Google Docs, or plain text). SEO Optimization: Blog posts optimized for search engines, including the use of keywords, meta descriptions, headers, and internal/external links. Proofreading and Editing: Posts free from grammatical errors, typos, and inconsistencies, often having gone through multiple rounds of editing.

• Supporting Materials:

  Images and Media: Relevant images, infographics, videos, or other media elements included within the blog posts. These should be appropriately sourced and credited. References and Citations: A list of sources or references used in the blog post, formatted according to the client's preferred style (e.g., APA, MLA, etc.).

• Formatting and Layout:

  Formatting: Proper formatting for readability, including the use of headings, subheadings, bullet points, numbered lists, and block quotes. HTML/CMS Integration: If specified, the blog post may be delivered in HTML format or directly uploaded to the client’s content management system (CMS) like WordPress, with appropriate tags and categories.

• SEO and Analytics:

  Keyword Research: A document outlining the keywords researched and used for each blog post. Meta Descriptions: Custom meta descriptions for each post to enhance search engine visibility. SEO Report: A report detailing the SEO strategies implemented, keyword performance, and recommendations for future posts.

• Editorial Calendar (if included):

  Content Schedule: An editorial calendar outlining the proposed schedule for future blog posts, topics, and deadlines.

• Revision and Feedback:

  Revisions: A set number of revisions as agreed upon, ensuring the client is satisfied with the final product. Feedback Document: A summary of feedback received and how it was addressed in the revisions.

• Plagiarism Check:

  Plagiarism Report: A detailed plagiarism report generated using reliable plagiarism detection software (e.g., Copyscape, Grammarly, Turnitin) confirming the originality of the content.

• Additional Documentation:

  Style Guide: A writing style guide tailored to the client's preferences, ensuring consistency in tone, voice, and format. Usage Rights: Documentation of content usage rights, confirming that the client has full rights to the content produced.