Content
A blog isn’t a page. It’s an engine.
Set up so every article gets found, gets read and leads somewhere — not left sitting in a list of dates.
The problem
Most articles don’t fail because of the writing
They fail because of where they live. They’re published on a site that isn’t built to show them: no categories that make sense, no related articles at the end, no way to reach a second article after reading the first.
The result: you write, you publish, and the article lives for three days on social media. A properly built blog brings visitors years after the day the article was written.
The mistakes
What most people do
Articles as “pages”
No categories, no tags, no flow. WordPress has posts precisely for this, and half of sites don’t use them.
No internal linking
Every article an island. The visitor reads and leaves, instead of moving on to a second and a third.
Publishing without follow-through
Four articles in the first month, none in the next eight. Consistency matters more than frequency.
The solution
What we set up
The structure that makes writing pay off — and makes writing easy.
- Category structure built around what your customers search for
- Article page with reading time, author and table of contents
- Automatic related articles and internal links
- Structured data and proper metadata for every article
- Newsletter sign-up form in the right spot
- RSS feed and proper social previews
- Article template, so the next one takes ten minutes
If your site already has articles, we migrate them while keeping their URLs — otherwise you lose everything you’ve built on Google.
Price
450,00 €one-off+24% VAT
The price depends on whether we build from scratch or reorganize existing articles.
- Design of the article list and article page
- Category and tag structure
- Migration of existing articles
- Template for future articles
- Training on publishing
Prices exclude VAT.
What if you don’t have time to write?
It’s the most common reason blogs stop in month three. We also take on the writing: two or four articles a month, written for your field and structured for search.
See the content writing plans — or ask us what would make sense to write about in your case.
Do you have something to say that your customers are searching for?
Then a blog is worth it. If not, we’ll tell you — we don’t sell content that won’t be read.