What’s Included in the On-Page SEO Package
Every SEO-tiered order includes the same four deliverables, whatever writing tier you chose:
- Optimized meta title and meta description written for the target query, not truncated from the H1
- Structured H2/H3 heading hierarchy mapped to how searchers scan and what the SERP rewards
- Internal link placement recommendations with suggested anchor text that builds proper internal linking silos
- Descriptive image alt text suggestions for every image slot in the piece
You can supply your own primary and secondary keywords, or add our unanswered niche keyword research and we will identify the targets first. Either way the result is content built to rank, not just read well. The package attaches to any writing tier in our SEO content writing service, so the optimization standard is identical whether the draft came from the AI tier or a human journalist.
Why Each Element Matters
Meta tags decide the click. Your ranking gets you into the results. The title and description decide whether anyone chooses you over the four other options. We write them to lead with the primary keyword and give a specific reason to click.
Heading hierarchy decides the scan. Readers do not read, they scan until something answers their question. Phrasing H2s as the questions people actually type serves that scan and makes the page eligible for featured snippet optimization.
Internal links decide what ranks. Link equity flows through your site along the paths you build. Descriptive anchor text pointing from support pages to hub pages is how a cluster starts ranking as a unit rather than as isolated articles.
Alt text decides accessibility first. Screen reader users need an accurate description. Image search benefits from the same thing. There is no tension between the two if you simply describe the image well.
Cannibalization and Content Refresh
Two of the most valuable things we do here are not on the deliverables list.
Before optimizing a page we check whether an existing page of yours already targets the same query. Keyword cannibalization splits your signals and keeps both pages off page one. Finding it takes ten minutes and often explains a year of flat results.
We also handle content refresh and historical optimization on pages you already published: realigning the page to current intent, updating stale data, and adding entity coverage the original draft missed. Read content refresh and historical SEO for how we decide whether a page is worth reviving or replacing.
How It Attaches to Your Order
Pick your writing tier, then pick the SEO level. The rate difference between standard editorial and SEO optimized on any tier is exactly the cost of this work. Nothing is billed separately, and nothing is quoted after the fact.
If you are unsure whether to supply keywords or buy the research, client keywords vs. done-for-you research walks through both.
Typical SEO Content Pricing
SEO-optimized blog posts and service pages typically run $150 to $1,000 per piece depending on length, research depth, and how complex the topic is. A short, single-query blog post lands toward the lower end; a long-form service page with entity coverage, cannibalization checks, and internal link mapping lands toward the upper end. Most full-service agencies price inside this range, so anything meaningfully below it is usually AI-only with no human review, and anything well above it is a premium retainer built for enterprise content teams.
Our tier rates stay inside that band because the writing and the on-page package are bundled together. There are no separate add-on invoices.
Quote-Only Requests
If you want a written quote before you commit to a full order, we can prepare one. Each quote-only request is a $50 upsell that covers the time spent scoping the work, checking your existing pages, and writing the proposal. If you proceed with the quote and place the order, the $50 is credited in full against your final invoice, so the scoping fee never becomes a sunk cost.
This keeps short, exploratory questions free to ask while making sure detailed scoping work is paid for when it does not turn into an order. Use the contact form to start a quote-only request or a full order.
