HIRE A BLOG WRITER
Quality articles for your business blogBlog articles are great. Done well, a blog:
- keeps your site timely and relevant
- shows your audience that you know what you’re talking about
- includes research, information and quotes suitable for use on other media channels.
Put like that, it’s easy to understand why businesses of all shapes and sizes invest in their blog. But those who see the best results from this type of content marketing understand one very important thing.
Blogs are there to help your customers and answer their questions.
They are not a hard sell.
With a
Keep your blog as fresh as a daisy
Let my inner journo off the leash and hire an experienced blog writer who loves the whole blogging process — from planning to writing, through to editing.
What bang do you get for your buck?
Clients get the following from me, without question.
100% original
Plagiarism will never be a concern.
Well researched
Articles
Organic SEO
Keyword
Answers questions
That your audience is asking, putting their needs first.
Prompts engagement
A well-considered call to action that’s relevant to your business.
Hire me as your blog writer and you’ll also get
- 20-minute briefing call so I can get to know you business and the type of articles you want
- A fully optimised article that includes title tags and relevant keywords
Meta data for search engine results pages - Stats, facts
and researchtaken care of - Links to relevant authority sites
- Image and layout suggestions to help with readability
- 5 social media snippets per blog
- 2 free rounds of feedback and tweaks
- All blogs professionally edited and polished.
Meet Rose Crompton
Content marketer, copywriter and published journalistWait? What?
Hiya, I’m Rose and yep, I’ve written for B2C and B2B magazines in the UK and Australia. Crafting blog features and articles for companies is my

Making it happen
Working with a blog writer isn’t an every-day occurrence. And as Radiohead once sang, “No surprises, please.” With this in mind, here’s what to expect from first email to project sign off.
Step 1: Pick your service, complete the form
Pick which package you want, click the button and you’ll be asked 11 short questions. Your answers are emailed to me, which leads to…
Step 2: Get my email, book a call
I’ll drop you an email confirming whether I can take your project on. The email includes a link to my schedule so you can book a 10-minute discovery call.
Step 3: Discovery call, positive vibes
Usually done on Zoom this is your chance to tell me more about your project, my chance to ask any questions so I can put together your quote and statement of work, and our chance to work out if we’re a good fit.
Step 4: Statement of Work (SoW), first payment
The SoW and quote are emailed to you within 72 hours of our discovery call. It outlines project scope, includes my T&Cs and is our contract. It clearly states all deliverables and timelines for the project and payments. Moving to the next step means signing and returning the SoW and making the 50% payment of the project cost.
Step 5: 20-30 minute briefing session, setting up our workspace
Now you’re officially my client, the fun begins. You’ll get links to our shared work space on Google Drive and videos explaining the writing/feedback process. I’ll also invite you to book your briefing call where we chat about your company, your audience, current blog and blogs you like or loathe.
Step 6: Pitching ideas, your thoughts
I’ll pull together blog article ideas suitable for your audience, that work towards your overall blogging goals, and take SEO into consideration. A rough outline is created for each idea and then I’ll pitch them to you. Give me the green light for the ones you like, or we can revise and tweak any ideas you’re not so sure of.
Step 7: First drafts, your feedback
With briefs in place for each blog article, I’ll start writing. First drafts are delivered by the deadline agreed in the SoW. You then have time to read, review and let me know of any changes. (Don’t worry, I’m thick-skinned and this is your copy.)
Step 8: Second draft, tweaks
Edits are done, second draft created, sent to you and then sent to my editor. Why do I send your copy to an editor if I’m a professional writer? Because after weeks working on an article, my eyes can become blind to errors. My editor is there for a final polish, making sure nothing slips through that shouldn’t. I’ll implement his tweaks, then send you the final draft.
Step 9: Sign off, final payment
With one last nod from you, the copy is finished. 🥳 The final invoice is sent and as soon as you’ve paid it, the blogs are all yours and ready to publish as and when you want.
Step 9.1: Review request
A week after project end I’ll send one last message asking for feedback and a review. These are a big help to my business and other business owners who, like you, want to improve their blog copy.
A taste of what I’m like to work with
“She was prompt, friendly, encouraging and very clear in all of her advice.”
“The content was delivered in record time and to a high standard. We needed an experienced writer to produce content that would not only engage, but convert.”
“Super creative, easy to understand, inspiring and very professional.”
“The detailed research that goes into every one of the blogs really shows.”
“Businesses who are thinking of hiring Rose should just do it. She’s a delight at every turn.”
“I had very few comments back on the blog articles she wrote for our website. We’re very pleased with the quality of her work.”
“She has a knack for adding just the right dose of personality and humour to bring a piece of content to life.”
“The copy was well written, but more importantly for my needs, it was well researched. I was able to share with the audience without any further changes.”
Examples of my blog work

Gaia Flowers
How blogging once a month increased revenue by 186%

Euroworkspace
Writing and researching two fully-optimised 1,500-word feature articles

Ultimate Guide
How an ultimate guide article for a wedding company went from 0 to 24 leads in one month

Harmony Store
How optimised blogs took readership from 189 to 2,751 per month
Ready for fresh content?
There are two ways I can get articles on your business blog.
The Half Dozen
- USD $2,759 / GBP £2,067
- Populate your blog with essential, quality content. Use The Half Dozen if running a blog series or need fresh content for half the year. Choose a cross-section of different blog styles like news, how-to posts and evergreen content.
- The Half Dozen gives you 6 x 800-1500 word blogs. Packaged and ready to post.
The Dozen
- USD $5,295 / GBP £3,965
- For businesses who are serious about delivering consistent, high-quality articles to their audience. Use The Dozen blog package to bank your articles and drip-release them throughout the month or year. Get articles in a range of styles from opinion pieces, through to cornerstone content or shorter news pieces.
- The Dozen is 12 x 800-1500 word blogs.
Need longer or shorter articles?
Sometimes blogs only need to be 300 words. Other times the subject they’re explaining can be 2,000+ words.
Get a bespoke package and price for your blog writing needs.