# SEO & Blog Writing: Technical, Content, Authority > Technical SEO fixed in the code, four blog posts a month written against real intent, and authority built month over month. Source: https://build.ryanritzenthaler.com/offers/seo ยท Updated: 2026-08-26 ## Search traffic, and the writing that earns it Technical work, writing, and authority handled as a single engagement instead of an agency that audits, a writer who guesses, and a developer who never gets the ticket. The blog isn't a separate line item here. It's how the strategy actually gets executed. ## Most SEO gets sold as a report, and most blogs get written to fill it Someone runs a crawl, exports four hundred issues, and hands over a PDF nobody has the access or the time to act on. Then a writer with no context on the business gets a keyword list and fills fourteen hundred words around whatever had the highest volume. It publishes with no internal links, no place in the site's structure, and no plan for what the reader is supposed to do next. Six months later there's a folder of deliverables, a dozen posts nobody reads, and the same traffic there was in January. The audit was never the problem, and neither was the word count. The two halves were never doing the same job. ## What SEO and Blog Writing includes One operation, run to be optimized towards revenue, not rankings for their own sake. ### Technical foundation Crawlability, speed, indexation, and schema fixed in the codebase, not written up in a document and handed to someone else to maybe do. ### Strategy and writing, one team The people picking the targets are the ones writing the posts, so intent, structure, and internal links get decided once instead of three times. ### Built to compound Topic architecture and tracking are part of the setup from day one, so every post makes the pages around it stronger instead of competing with them. _The Proof_ ## Results, delivered _Beyond brand search_ ### Non-brand growth Ranking for your own name isn't SEO. We go after the queries coming from people who have never heard of you, because that's where the actual growth is. 1920/1080 _Built to accumulate_ ### A library, not a feed A post that ranks keeps working every month after it ships. We build something that stacks, so last year's writing still brings in traffic this year instead of scrolling away. 1920/1080 _Aligned with your goals_ ### Traffic that converts Sessions don't pay anyone. Every target gets picked because the people searching it are people you can actually sell to. 1920/1080 ## What you actually get: the whole search operation SEO isn't one job. It's three that only work together. Technical work makes the site legible to search engines, writing gives it something worth ranking, and authority tells them it's credible. Doing one without the other two is why most SEO stalls at month four, and why most blogs never rank at all. Every month covers all three. How the work splits depends on what the site actually needs. A fast site with thin content gets more writing. A deep site nobody can crawl gets more engineering. _Ongoing_ ### Technical. Crawl, speed, indexation, schema, and internal linking, fixed in the code rather than documented and left for someone else. _4 posts a month_ ### Writing. Blog posts and landing pages researched, briefed, written, and published against real search intent. Part of the engagement, never billed as an extra. _Ongoing_ ### Authority. Links, citations, and mentions built month over month, so the posts you publish carry enough weight to actually rank. ## How your SEO runs An ongoing operation, run in four phases. ### Audit and research We find what's actually holding the site back and what your audience is searching, in priority order, instead of dumping every issue a crawler can find. ### Foundation The technical work gets done and the topic architecture gets built, so every post published after this has somewhere to sit. ### Brief, write, publish Every post gets an outline with the angle, the intent, and the internal links decided before a word is written. Then it gets written, edited, and shipped on a set cadence. ### Authority, refresh, report Links get built and older posts get updated as they slip, and you get told what moved with monthly reports, not just left to check Search Console yourself. _At a glance_ ## SEO and Blog, in short - **Price**: from $1,000 per month or contract - **Includes**: Technical SEO, blog and landing page writing, authority building, and monthly reporting - **Cadence**: Four posts a month, mixed to what the site needs - **Timeline**: Ongoing, with results that compound from month three - **Best for**: A business that wants search to be a channel, not a checkbox on a report ## Let's talk about what search should be doing for you Tell us what the business needs to get found for, and what your customers keep asking before they buy. We'll tell you what it would take to be the answer they find.