Content marketing services for blogs and landing pages
RemoteMarketer content marketing services put a content strategist and writers on your site for a fixed number of hours a month. They decide what to publish and why, write blog articles and landing page copy that answer real buyer questions, and keep an editorial calendar that the rest of your marketing can plan around. You see an hour estimate right away, a written proposal follows by email within 2 business days, and every article comes with the brief it was written from.
No calls. Month-to-month. You own every ad account.
The monthly work behind a content program
Good content starts before the first sentence. Each piece begins as a brief that states the reader, the search intent, the angle no one else covers, the internal pages it should link to and the action it should lead to. Only then does writing start.
- Editorial calendar for the month and a rolling quarter, mapped to products, launches and the questions your sales inbox keeps receiving.
- Content briefs with target query, intent, outline, sources, internal links and a clear call to action.
- Blog articles from 1,200 to 2,500 words, written by specialists who research the topic instead of rewording page one of the results.
- Landing page copy for services, products and campaigns: headline, proof points you can back up, objections, and the section order that leads to the form.
- Refreshes of older posts that slipped in rankings, with updated facts, tighter intros and new internal links.
- Editing and on-page checks before publishing: title tag, meta description, headings, image alt text, schema where it fits.
- A monthly note on which pieces earned traffic, sign ups or assisted conversions in GA4.
Typical hours per content piece and per month
Hours depend on depth and research, so the table shows realistic ranges for a business publishing steadily rather than in bursts.
| Task | Typical hours | Starter, 10 h month | Growth, 25 h month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calendar and topic planning | 1 to 2 h per month | 1 h | 2 h |
| Content brief | 0.5 to 1 h each | 2 briefs | 4 briefs |
| Blog article, about 1,500 words | 3 to 4 h each | 2 articles | 4 articles |
| Landing page copy | 3 to 5 h per page | none, or one instead of an article | 1 page |
| Refresh of an older post | 1 to 2 h each | none | 2 refreshes |
| Publishing, on-page checks, report | 1 to 2 h | 1 h | 2 h |
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Calendar and topic planning
- Typical hours
- 1 to 2 h per month
- Starter, 10 h month
- 1 h
- Growth, 25 h month
- 2 h
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Content brief
- Typical hours
- 0.5 to 1 h each
- Starter, 10 h month
- 2 briefs
- Growth, 25 h month
- 4 briefs
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Blog article, about 1,500 words
- Typical hours
- 3 to 4 h each
- Starter, 10 h month
- 2 articles
- Growth, 25 h month
- 4 articles
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Landing page copy
- Typical hours
- 3 to 5 h per page
- Starter, 10 h month
- none, or one instead of an article
- Growth, 25 h month
- 1 page
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Refresh of an older post
- Typical hours
- 1 to 2 h each
- Starter, 10 h month
- none
- Growth, 25 h month
- 2 refreshes
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Publishing, on-page checks, report
- Typical hours
- 1 to 2 h
- Starter, 10 h month
- 1 h
- Growth, 25 h month
- 2 h
A brief written by a strategist cuts writing time and rewrites, which is why every article on our plans starts from one.
Choosing a plan for content
Starter costs $990 a month, or $841 a month billed yearly, for 10 hours with one lead specialist: enough for two well researched articles and their briefs. Growth, at $2,290 for 25 hours, adds a strategy brief in month one and room for landing pages and refreshes, and pairs naturally with SEO services for small business. Team gives 60 hours for $4,990 with 4 to 6 specialists and a marketing lead, for companies where content feeds ads, email and social at once. All plans are compared on pricing.
From brief to first published article
Pick content in the brief, state your goal and see the estimate. A written proposal with the first month of topics and the hour split arrives within 2 business days. During week one the strategist gets access to your CMS and analytics, audits existing posts for overlaps and gaps, agrees tone and approval steps, and delivers the first briefs. The step by step view is on how it works.
1. Answer three questions
Pick the channels you need, your main goal and your monthly ad budget. It takes under a minute and needs no account.
2. See your estimate
The estimate shows the recommended plan, total hours, monthly price and the mix of specialists. It is built from typical hours per channel, adjusted for your goal and budget, plus time for coordination.
3. Send the brief
Create an account, confirm your email with a 6-digit code and add your company, website, timeline and anything we should know. You can edit the brief until the proposal arrives.
4. Read your written proposal
Within 2 business days you get the plan, the hours per channel, the specialist roles and a first-month task list by email. Questions go back and forth in writing, and replies arrive within one business day.
5. Start in week one
After you accept, we request access to your accounts, check tracking, agree the first priorities and start the work.
You own every word and every file
Articles, briefs, calendars, images and drafts sit in your shared folders and your CMS from day one. Copyright in delivered content belongs to your business. We work through user roles you create, and those roles are removed when a plan ends.
Questions about content marketing services
01
How many articles do I get per month?
That depends on depth. On Starter most clients get two researched articles of about 1,500 words with briefs, or one article plus a landing page. The proposal states the count for your topics.
02
Who writes the content?
Specialist writers who cover your industry, guided by a strategist who owns the calendar. Drafts are edited before you see them, and you approve before publishing.
03
Do you publish in our CMS?
Yes. We publish in WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and most other CMS platforms through an editor account you set up.
04
Will the content rank?
No one can promise rankings. What we control is intent match, depth, internal linking and on-page quality, and we report traffic and conversions by article so the calendar follows what works.
05
Can you write for a technical or regulated niche?
Yes, with a subject expert on your side reviewing facts. The brief lists the sources and claims that need your sign off.
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