Content writing
Start writing with a sourced draft.
Once the topic is clear, you do not have to face a blank page. Marvedo prepares an initial draft focused on your reader's question, with sources and internal link suggestions.
First, clarify what the content needs to say.
A topic alone is not enough. We define the audience, question and decision the page should support. Verified product information and existing content complete the brief.
The work may be a new article or a missing section. Review the draft alongside its sources, check product details, language and links, then decide what to publish.
What comes with the draft?
- An initial draft to review
- Evaluate the text, headings and flow around the agreed question, for a new article or existing page.
- Supporting sources
- See the sources behind the draft and review details that need verification before publishing.
- Internal link suggestions
- Review links to related pages, including the destination URLs and anchor text.
From topic to pre-publication review.
We define the brief
We select the audience, question and page, and bring together your product information and available sources.
We prepare the draft and links
We write to the brief and provide relevant sources and internal link opportunities alongside the text.
You review the final version
Your team checks accuracy and brand voice. Publication requires your approval.
Information that makes the draft specific to your business.
Public sources may not cover every product detail. Your own information makes the draft easier to verify.
- The audience and question the text should answer
- Current product or service details and your own examples
- The page to improve and related content to link to
Content writing questions
Is the draft published directly to my website?
No. You review the facts, tone and links and choose the final text. We do not promise automatic CMS publishing or access to your accounts.
Can we improve just one section of an existing article?
Yes. The task need not be a new article. We can select a missing explanation, unanswered question or section that needs revisiting, and agree on the deliverable first.
Does a sourced draft still need a final check?
Yes. A citation does not guarantee that every fact is current or fits your product. Check the source, the statement and your own product details before publication.
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