You can provide as little as your website URL and some background information about what you hope to achieve by ordering content from us. Other optional (but recommended) details are examples of articles you like. You can also provide your own writing briefs or have us take care of that.

Once you choose a package and complete your payment, you will be redirected to our client portal to fill in your order details.

Our team will complete the keyword research process followed by the content writing and finally drafting on your WordPress website. Upon completing each phase, we will ask you to review the deliverables and we’ll carry out any needed revisions before proceeding to the next phase.

We quote turnaround times in business days, which means they exclude any days off. Please review our holiday schedule for more information. Please note that actual turnarounds may be affected by your responsiveness to questions, reviewing completed work…etc. The faster you’re able to get back to us, the better we can adhere to the quoted turnaround times above.

You will receive as many articles as your total ordered words can cover. The average article we write is around 1000-1500 words, but it could always be a lot more or a lot less depending on our SEO team’s recommendation based on the keyword’s competition, average competitor article length in SERPs…etc. Our bare minimum per article is 500 words.

When we complete the keyword research phase, you’ll be able to see the keywords and recommended article lengths for each. You can request modifications if needed.

Yes, Copyscape is considered the industry standard when it comes to plagiarism checkers so it’s what we use internally.

We deliver original Google doc drafts for all articles which are fully auditable using tools like Originality’s free chrome extension and manually through the Google docs revision history. This can help give you some peace of mind.

That said, we do not guarantee any specific AI scores on any tool for one major reason:

Our internal testing has shown horrendous false-positive rates even using the biggest names in the AI content detection industry. We tested random Bible verses (scored 100% AI) and a paragraph from a novel by Ernest Hemingway (published 1926, just a bit before AI writing became a thing) and that tested 79% AI. Here’s the exact content we tested.

If that’s not convincing enough, a recent study also claims it’s “mathematically impossible” to detect AI content programmatically.

Even OpenAI’s own classifier tool is only able to successfully detect 26% of AI written content. Those guys invented the technology everyone else is “detecting”. You’d think they’d have the best ability to detect output generated by their own creation, right?

Based on the above, we will not be able to carry out any edit/revision requests solely based on concerns about AI scores. We’re more than happy to carry any required edits pertaining to content quality.

We’re happy to carry out slight modifications to our processes to accommodate your own workflow at no extra cost. Please note that “slight modifications” is defined at our own discretion and extensive customization requests may incur additional fees. Please get in touch to discuss your requirements and we’ll do our best to accommodate them.