Certified
SEO content strategist
I write for real buyers first, then shape the work so it can perform in search, support AI discovery, and help your team explain what your product actually solves.
Open desk: one retainer content spot available.
Words for teams including:
Certifications
Where I fit
Sometimes strategy on its own is not enough. Sometimes execution on its own is not enough either. The strongest content usually needs positioning, search intent, structure, and the final draft working together.
Services
Content direction, topic prioritization, briefs, and AI-search checks for teams that need a clear publishing plan.
Search-led articles that explain the topic clearly and connect it to buyer questions.
Helpful articles where your product appears naturally inside examples, workflows, and decision points.
Alternatives, comparisons, use cases, reviews, and decision-stage content for buyers close to choosing.
Updates for pages that need stronger intent matching, structure, examples, internal links, and next steps.
Editorial features, reported stories, industry analysis, and long-form commentary for publications, thoughtful brands, and publication-style company work.
Niches I understand and have an interest in
Start here
Send the brief, draft, article, workflow, product page, or content problem. I will review the context first, reply with the clearest next step, and we can decide together whether written feedback is enough or a call would help.
Optional call
If that feels easier, you can book a short call. I usually prefer having a little project context first, but either route works.
No. SaaS is a strong fit, but I am also interested in ecommerce, retail, fintech, insurance, HealthTech, MedTech, medical content, and health content.
No. I may use tools for research support, organization, or checks, but the thinking, structure, and writing are human-led.
Yes, especially when the strategy is close to execution: topics, briefs, search intent, refresh priorities, and AI-search readiness.
You can start with the form or go straight to a short call. If you share the context first, I can usually make the conversation much more useful.