Written to Be Extracted, Not Just Read
One article, one real customer question, answered in a structure both Google and AI systems can actually lift and cite.
Buried answer vs. answer-first
Same question — "How much does a website cost?" — written two ways.
Buried (bad for AEO)
"Website costs can vary quite a bit depending on a number of factors. Every business is different, and there's a lot that goes into a project like this, so it really depends on your specific needs and goals..."
Answer-first (good for AEO)
"A professional business website in the UK typically costs £500-£2,500 for a one-off build. The main cost drivers are page count, custom design work, and content creation."
The second version can be lifted word-for-word into an AI answer. The first can't — there's no clean sentence to extract, so the model either does more work than it wants to, or picks a competitor's cleaner answer instead. Every article we write is built on this pattern.
One article, £79
- 800-1,200 words, targeted at one specific question your customers actually ask
- Answer-first structure — the direct answer in sentence one, not buried in paragraph four
- Specific numbers, dates, and facts, not vague marketing language
- On-page SEO: title, meta description, heading structure
- Delivered ready to publish, or we publish it for you if you're on a GeoRankLocal-built site
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "answer-first" actually mean?
The first sentence after a question-style heading completely answers that question, before any scene-setting. See the real example above — it's the single highest-leverage writing habit for getting a sentence actually lifted into an AI-generated answer.
Who picks the topic?
You, ideally — the real questions your customers ask you directly are usually the best topics. If you're not sure, tell us your business and we'll suggest a shortlist based on what's actually being searched in your area.
Do you write for my industry specifically?
Yes — we research your specific business, service, and area before writing, rather than producing generic content and swapping in your business name.
Can I order more than one?
Yes, each additional article is £79. If you need ongoing content regularly, our monthly plans include 2-8 articles per month at a lower effective rate — worth checking if you'll need more than 2-3 a year.
How long does one article take?
Typically 3-5 business days from confirming the topic.
One real question, answered properly.
£79 per article. Answer-first, fact-dense, ready to publish.