What's in a $15 blog article?

The six parts every article gets, from a matched blog to sitemap inclusion and search submission.

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Every article has the same six parts. Cheap content cuts corners by skipping four of them. We publish where you can check.

Price: $15 per article, one-time. Packs start from $10.50 per article. See Volume packs and bundles.

1. A blog that already covers your subject

The article goes on a blog with its own domain and in the right category. It's matched to your niche before writing starts, never added to a site about everything. You can also choose your own dedicated blog as the destination.

2. A keyword-planned headline

Keywords for your topic are planned first, then the article is written to them. It gets a search title and description written for this article alone.

3. Original, fact-checked writing

Written by people who look things up, and every claim traces back to a source. Nothing is spun, rewritten from someone else's post or padded to reach a word count.

4. Structure a reader can follow

Proper sections with real headings. It's the shape a person skims and a search engine understands, not a wall of text.

Internal links to related posts, so the article isn't an island, plus a natural link to your page with the anchor text you choose.

6. The invisible layer

Sitemap inclusion and a search-engine submission the moment it publishes. Many providers skip this. We do it on every order.

How long is an article?

Long enough to actually cover the topic. The price is per article, not per hundred words, because most of the work happens in the research pass before writing starts.

What you don't have to do

  • Review drafts. On Pro and Complete you can if you want to.
  • Log in to a CMS, keyword tool or dashboard.
  • Handle formatting, titles, descriptions, internal links, sitemaps or search submission.
  • Look after hosting or uptime afterwards.