What each blog article includes

The research done before writing, the parts of the article itself, and the publishing steps nobody sees.

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A blog article from GrowthPages.ae costs $15 and arrives published, not as a document for you to upload. This article explains what goes into one.

Before writing: the research

Most of the work happens before the first sentence. For each article we look at five things:

  1. Your brief. A person reads it: the facts you sent, the pages to link to, the anchor text, the things we must not say.
  2. One primary keyword, together with the related terms that real searchers use with it.
  3. How the topic is searched. This becomes the plan for the headings, so that sections match the questions people ask.
  4. A source for every claim the article will make.
  5. The blog it belongs on. Which blog in the network, and which category, genuinely fits your subject.

The research is the same whether you order one article or a hundred and twenty, and whether your brief is detailed or is only your niche.

The article itself

  • A headline planned around the keyword, with a search title and description written for that article alone
  • An opening that answers the question rather than circling it
  • Sections with real headings, the shape a person skims and a search engine parses
  • Concrete detail such as numbers, steps and examples, not filler
  • Original, fact-checked writing. Nothing is spun, rewritten from someone else's post or padded to reach a word count.
  • Links. Internal links to related posts, and a natural link to your page with the anchor text you choose

After writing: the part nobody sees

The article is added to the sitemap and submitted to search engines when it is published. It also has to pass the automated review first. See Quality checks before anything is published.

How long is an article?

We do not set a fixed word count. Articles are written to be long enough to cover the topic properly. If you need a particular length, for example to match a series you already run, say so in your brief or ask support before paying.

Where it is published

You choose on the order form:

What you have to do

Send the brief and pay. You do not log in to anything, format anything or review drafts unless you chose Pro or Complete. When the article is live you receive a report with its URL. See Reading your delivery report.

Ordering more than one

Packs of 3, 12 and 120 articles lower the price of each article to $12, $11.25 and $10.50. See Packs and bundles.