Content Marketing

Content marketing that ends at revenue, not pageviews.

I plan, write, and distribute content built on real search demand, then report what it earned, not just what it ranked for. Every piece belongs to a cluster with a job, so nothing gets published to fill a calendar.

2,100+ articles published myself, not outsourced to a farm

Replies within 24 hours, usually the same day

What you are buying

From ₹50,000Starting price, GST included
From $599In dollars

Work delivered for, or alongside, teams at:

  • IBM
  • Adobe
  • HubSpot
  • Canva
  • monday.com
  • IATA
  • FreshBooks
  • Acer
  • ASUS
  • Airtel
  • BYJU’S
  • AppSumo
  • StellarWP
  • Copyleaks
  • Depositphotos
  • accessiBe

What it costs

One retainer. Strategy, writing, and distribution in it.

No separate strategy invoice, no per-word meter. The retainer covers the thinking and the shipping, and the report shows what both earned.

Content marketing retainer
From ₹50,000 From $599per month
  • Quarterly content strategy built on keyword and intent data
  • Long-form articles researched and written by me, in your voice
  • Topic clusters and internal linking mapped before writing starts
  • On-page SEO and AI-search (GEO) optimization on every piece
  • Repurposing into newsletter and social formats each month
  • Monthly report tying content to rankings, leads, and revenue
Start the content program

Volume scales the price. The strategy layer stays in at every level.

All prices include GST.

How this runs

You will know the price and the plan before I touch anything.

1

Map

I pull your Search Console data, study who actually buys from you, and map the clusters worth owning. Topics nobody searches for get cut before they cost you money.

You leave with: a 90-day content map.

2

Produce

I write each piece myself, answer-first and entity-rich, so it works for Google and gets cited by AI engines. You review drafts before anything goes live.

You leave with: publish-ready articles, formatted in WordPress.

3

Distribute

Every article gets repurposed into newsletter and social formats the same month. One strong piece works in three places instead of dying on the blog.

You leave with: each piece shipped across your channels.

4

Measure

Each cluster gets tracked against rankings, leads, and revenue. Winners get doubled down on, losers get reworked or retired.

You leave with: a monthly number per cluster.

A note from me

How I run a content program

I don’t start with a brainstorm. I start with your Search Console and your sales conversations, because the overlap between what people search and what makes you money is the whole program.

I refuse to publish a piece that doesn’t belong to a cluster. Orphan posts feel productive and compound into nothing, and I’ve watched too many blogs die that way.

And I write the articles myself. If a draft reads like every other AI page on the topic, it doesn’t ship.

— Gaurav

Before you write in

This isn’t for every site.

Worth starting

  • You sell something with real search demand and a sales cycle content can shorten.
  • You’ve published before, and the results told you volume alone doesn’t work.
  • You can give me an hour a month for direction and reviews.
  • You want one person accountable for strategy, writing, and distribution.
  • You care what content earns, not how many posts went out.

Look elsewhere

  • Your content budget is under ₹50,000 a month. The ₹25,000 writing bundle serves you better.
  • You need leads this month. Content compounds over 3 to 6 months; run ads for now.
  • You want 30 AI posts a month. That’s the strategy I spend my time undoing.
  • Nobody on your side can approve topics or answer subject questions.
  • You want guaranteed rankings by a date. Nobody honest promises that.

If you want to:

  • Rank for buying terms not just informational traffic
  • Turn readers into leads with a mapped next step on every piece
  • Own a library that keeps earning after you stop paying for ads

Common questions

Not answered here? Ask directly and you will hear back within 24 hours.

Retainers start at ₹50,000 per month, and the price includes GST. That covers strategy, article production, on-page and GEO optimization, distribution, and a monthly performance report. Higher volumes raise the price; the strategy layer never gets stripped out.

I do. Research, drafting, and optimization happen at my desk, not at a content farm. You review every draft before it publishes, and revisions are part of the retainer.

Because generic AI output is exactly what Google’s quality systems and human readers now filter out, and cleaning up after it costs more than doing it right. I use tools for research and speed, but the judgment, structure, and voice on the page are mine. That’s the part that ranks.

Plan on 3 to 6 months for competitive terms, faster on low-competition ones. The compounding is the point: pieces published this quarter keep earning traffic and leads years later, which is what makes the retainer cheaper than ads over time.

Yes. I run strategy, briefs, and editing while your team drafts, and the retainer gets scoped down to match. The clusters, standards, and reporting stay the same either way.

Gaurav Tiwari

About me

So, who’s writing your content?

2,000+ articles published under my own byline, and 5,000+ more elsewhere.

Content clients hire the writer, not an agency content mill.

I was a teacher before I was a developer. I taught mathematics to competitive-exam students, which is why I explain hard things plainly instead of hiding behind jargon.

What I am actually good at is the join: technical SEO, fast front-ends, and content treated as one system instead of three vendors blaming each other.

  • 2,000+ articles under my own byline
  • 500M+ lifetime search impressions
  • 5,000+ articles published elsewhere
  • Editorial systems that outlive the engagement
  • $38M+ client revenue influenced
  • 850+ clients since 2008

Tell me what you sell and who buys it.

Describe the business and what content has done for you so far. I’ll reply with the clusters I’d build first, what I’d skip, and what the first 90 days look like.

Replies within 24 hours, usually the same day