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Service
Deciding what your site and product should say, in what structure and voice, and then writing, editing and keeping it accurate.
Content strategy is the work between “we need a website” and “here are the words”. It decides which pages exist, what each one is for, how they are structured, what voice they speak in, and who keeps them true after launch. Most sites that feel confusing are not badly designed; they are unplanned.
We do this work for new sites and products, for rebuilds where years of accumulated pages need sorting, and for product interfaces where labels, empty states and error messages were written last and it shows.
We read everything you have and talk to the people who answer customer questions, because they already know what customers do not understand. From that we map the pages the site actually needs, usually fewer than the current one has, and define what each must say.
Writing happens in drafts reviewed by your experts for accuracy and by us for clarity. We keep sentences short, headings in plain language and jargon out unless your customers use it. Where we also build the site, the content model and the code are designed together, so editors get exactly the fields they need and nothing else.
After launch we set up a simple maintenance rhythm: who reviews what, how often, and how a change gets published. Content that nobody owns goes stale within a year.
Content strategy works best alongside SEO, which tells us what people search for, and UX design, which decides where the content goes.
Process
We read everything you have and talk to the people who answer customer questions.
Page types, structure, and which content lives where, usually fewer pages than today.
Drafts reviewed by your subject experts for accuracy and by us for clarity.
A schedule and a process so the content stays true after launch.
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