SEO content
that earns rankings.
Publishing more isn't a strategy. I map the topics your customers search, plan content that builds real authority, and make sure every page is written to rank and convert.
Google rewards sites that demonstrate genuine topical authority — depth and breadth on the subjects that matter to your audience. A scattered blog won't do that. A deliberate content strategy will. Our guide to content marketing in Nepal explains why this matters for Nepali businesses.
What's included
- Keyword & topic research — the terms and questions your audience actually searches (see our keyword research guide for Nepal)
- Keyword & topic clustering — grouping searches into hub-and-spoke content
- Content briefs — detailed, ready-to-write briefs with intent, structure and keywords (learn how to write a blog post that ranks)
- Topical authority planning — the roadmap that makes you the go-to source
- Content optimization — improving existing pages for search intent and E-E-A-T
- Content refresh & pruning — updating winners, fixing or removing dead weight
Built for how search works now
Search is shifting toward AI Overviews, featured snippets and entity-based understanding. I plan content that's structured to be cited and surfaced — answer-first, well-organized, and semantically rich — so you win both classic rankings and AI search.
Frequently asked
[ FAQ ]What is an SEO content strategy?
It maps the topics and keywords your audience searches to a plan of content that builds topical authority, ranks in Google, and drives conversions.
Do you write the content too?
I create the strategy, briefs and optimization guidance, and can produce or edit content using AI-assisted workflows with human review for quality and accuracy.
How is this different from just blogging?
Random blogging targets isolated keywords. A strategy builds interconnected clusters that establish authority, which is what Google actually rewards.