Pricing
Everything is priced per piece of work. No retainers, no minimum terms and no packages.
Editorial placements and guest posts
From $150 per article.
The price depends on the publication, the research involved and whether the product needs to be used before writing.
I need three things before quoting: the client or brand, the niche, and the target URL. A price without those is a guess, and a guess is how people end up paying for placements that were never going to work.
Content writing
From $150 per article.
Depends on length, research and product access. Website copy is quoted per page.
AI search visibility
Priced per project.
Depends on the number of prompts tested, the platforms covered and how many competitors are tracked. Send me your category and I will scope it.
SEO audits and strategy
Priced per site.
Depends on size and complexity. Send me the domain.
Web development
Priced per project.
Send me the current site or a description of what you need.
Why there are no packages
A package of ten placements assumes ten sites worth placing on. In most categories a genuinely qualified list is three or four.
Selling ten means padding the list with sites I would not recommend, which is exactly how the industry ended up here. So the number is whatever the qualified list turns out to be, and we agree it after I have looked.
If you want to see how these numbers sit against the rest of the market, I went through it in guest post pricing.
What is not charged for
Telling you a placement is not worth doing. Telling you the budget is better spent elsewhere. Adding a writer to any of the five publications I edit for.