Semantics to Production · package
From a keyword export to a publishing queue
The two steps as one job. You write one brief; the analysis comes back first and is yours to check; the plan is then built on the version you approved, page by page, dated at the pace you set.
- One revision on each step
- Everything in writing
- The analysis arrives first
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Your brief
Domain, market, what the site earns from, and a keyword export if you have one
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First delivery
Semantic Analysis & Keyword Clustering
The topics, counted and ordered. Yours to check before anything is built on it
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Second delivery
Master Content Plan
Every page decided on top of the analysis you approved, and dated at your pace
The brief is written once, and the second delivery is built on the first.
How it runs
The analysis arrives before the plan is built on it
Bought separately, the second job starts with a second brief and a second wait. Here the order is fixed and the seam is the point: you see the topics, and only what you approve gets built out.
- One
You brief the job once
Domain, market, what the site earns from, and a keyword export if you have one. There is no second intake.
- Two
The analysis lands on its own
The topics your niche carries, counted and ordered, delivered as a working file. It stands by itself even if you stop here.
- Three
You check it before anything is built
Rename a topic, merge two, drop one. The revision on this step happens here, while it is still cheap to change.
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The plan is built on the approved version
Every page gets its title, description, address, brief, image prompt and date, in the order the analysis put them in.
What is in it
Both steps in full
Semantic Analysis & Keyword Clustering
How many pages the niche carries, and which ones come first
- Every query grouped into topics that earn a page
- The topics counted, sized and put in order
- Queries that would compete with each other, flagged
- A formatted XLSX and a written read
Master Content Plan
What each page says, and when it goes live
- A title and description per page
- An address for every page - slug, breadcrumb, full URL
- A brief and an image prompt per page
- A publication date at the pace you choose
The package is the two products entire - the same files, the same revisions, in one sequence.
The deliverable
What you get
The topics your niche carries
Your semantics grouped into the topics that each earn a page, sized and put in the order to build them.
A title and description per page
Search title, description and excerpt written to length for every page in the plan.
A brief per page
The angle to take, the ground to cover, and what belongs to the page next door instead.
An image prompt per page
What the image must show, written next to the page and ready to paste into a generator.
Dated at your pace
The same hundred pages can run over three months or over a year - you name the frequency.
Writing the articles, generating the images and designing the site structure are not part of this package.
How it works
One brief and two deliveries
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Send the brief
Your domain, market and what the site earns from - and a keyword export if you have one. Five quick questions below.
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The analysis comes back
The topics, counted and ordered, as a working file. You check it and say what to change.
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The plan is built on it
Every page decided on top of the version you approved, and dated at the pace you set.
Pricing
Priced by the size of the plan
Bought apart, the two come to more and the second job starts from a cold brief. Here the analysis is already in hand when the plan is built on it.
Semantics to Production
from $1,690
scope follows the semantics behind it
- The analysis in full, delivered first
- Every page decided on top of it
- A brief and an image prompt for each one
- One revision on each step
How many pages the plan covers comes from the semantics behind it, so the exact figure and the price come back together with the invoice.
The brief
The whole brief takes about two minutes
Your site?
The site the plan is written for. A new domain is fine - say so and the plan starts from nothing.
Which market and language?
A second language is a second plan, quoted separately.
Do you have a keyword export?
Send it and the analysis starts from it. A seed query and the niche are enough - the semantics get collected first.
How often do you want to publish?
This sets the calendar. How many pages there are comes from the semantics, not from this answer.
What is the package for?
Select all that apply.
Where does the plan go?
Both deliveries and the invoice go there.
Anything else? (optional)
Keyword exports, a previous analysis, anything you already have. Up to 5 files, 45 MB each; for anything bigger, drop a link in the brief.
Got it
What would you like to know?
Only your question is sent - the order is not placed. To place it, go back and send the brief with Send the order - it has a comments field too.
Got it
from $1,690 · scope follows the semantics · dates at your pace
Questions
Good to know
Why buy the two together?
The plan is built on an analysis, so most buyers end up taking both. Together they cost less than apart, the brief is written once, and the plan starts from semantics that are already in hand instead of a second cold start.
Do I have to take the analysis if I already have one?
No - if your clusters are usable, the Master Content Plan is sold on its own and starts from your file. The package is for the case where the semantics are not done yet, or the last attempt at them did not hold.
Does this include the articles?
No - this is the plan the articles get written from. It covers every page down to its title, brief and date; the writing itself is yours to hand out, to your team or to whoever you use.
What can I change between the two steps?
The topics: rename one, merge two, drop the ones that do not fit the business. That is what the revision on the first step is for, and it happens before the plan is built, where a change is still cheap.
How many pages will the plan cover?
As many as the semantics carry - the number comes from the data, not from a figure chosen in advance. It comes back with the invoice, together with the price for that scope.
How long does it take?
The analysis lands first, and the plan follows once you have approved it. The exact dates for your scope come back with the invoice, before anything is paid.
What if the work is not right?
Cancel before work starts and the prepayment comes back in full. Once work has started, the scope printed on the card is the standard: one revision round is included, and if it still doesn't match that scope, the order is refunded in full. The full wording is on the guarantees page.