Done-for-you SEO content

Send a brief. Get work that is already live.

WannaSEO researches, writes, designs and publishes your sales pages and blog articles — then hands you a report with every link in it. No hiring, no tools, no monthly retainer.

No payment to start Nothing publishes until it passes QA One-time — nothing renews
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80+
Separate domains in our blog network
100%
Work QA-gated before it goes live
1 day
Typical reply to a new request
$0
To start — no card needed

No borrowed logos here — these are the promises, in writing

No payment to start

An order is a request, not a charge. A person confirms scope and price with you before any payment exists.

How ordering works →

Nothing publishes until it passes QA

Every piece must clear an automated QA gate before it can go live. If it fails, it goes back to production — not to you.

Read the checklist →

One-time — nothing renews

You pay once per finished piece. No subscription runs in the background, and nothing is ever charged automatically.

See the prices →

One free start per website

One sales page and one article, produced like paid work and published live. The full product — the only limit is quantity.

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Why WannaSEO

A simpler deal than an agency, a tool, or a hire

No retainer to justify, no software to learn, no salary to carry. You buy finished pieces of content, one at a time, and every one of them arrives already live.

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Every piece is checked end to end before it publishes — and the checklist it must pass is public on the samples page.
01

Done for you, start to finish

You send a brief. We do the research, the writing, the design, the checking and the publishing. There is nothing to install, no dashboard to learn, and nothing waiting on you halfway through.

02

Checked before anyone sees it

Every page has to clear an automated review before it can publish — working links and images, readable contrast, valid search markup, factual claims traced to a source. If it fails, it goes back to production, not to your inbox.

03

Pay per piece, not per month

$30 a sales page. $15 an article. Order one, order forty, then stop for six months. There is no retainer, no minimum and no contract to get out of.

See exactly what each piece costs →

An agency retainer

A scope that takes meetings to change, and a fee that arrives either way.

  • You pay: a monthly fee, whether or not anything shipped
  • You still do: the briefings, the meetings, the feedback rounds
  • To stop: notice periods and a handover
A software subscription

The tool is yours every month — and so is all of the work.

  • You pay: every month, tool only
  • You still do: the researching, writing, designing and publishing
  • To stop: remember to cancel before it renews
WannaSEO

Finished pieces, already live when you get them.

  • You pay: once, per finished piece
  • You still do: one brief, one confirmation — that is the whole job
  • To stop: simply don't order again. Nothing renews.

And one promise we refuse to make: a spot on page one. Nobody controls search rankings, and you should be wary of anyone who promises them. What we sell is the work — researched, written, published, reported — done properly every time.

The honest answer, in full →
In every order, at no extra cost

Included. Not upsold.

These are not add-ons with checkboxes next to them. They are what production does on every single order, at no extra cost — because a page without them is not finished.

See the base prices all of this is built into →
01 · INCLUDED

Keyword targeting

Plan and target the order's keywords before writing.

02 · INCLUDED

SEO title & description

Search-friendly meta title and description on every piece.

03 · INCLUDED

Internal linking

Link new content to relevant existing pages where possible.

04 · INCLUDED

Indexing support

Submit published URLs to search engines after publishing.

05 · INCLUDED

Sitemap setup

Make sure the sitemap includes the content (generated automatically).

06 · INCLUDED

Niche matching

Route to the most relevant niche blog and category.

07 · INCLUDED

Brief review

Review the brief and direction before writing starts.

08 · INCLUDED

CTA optimisation

Sharpen the next-step message so visitors know what to do.

AND THEN

The QA gate, on top of all of it

Before anything goes live, the whole piece is checked end to end — and the checklist is public.

See every check it must pass →

This list is rendered from the same live catalogue the order form uses — when production adds an included step, it appears here on its own.

How it works

From brief to live links, in three steps

1

Send your brief

Tell us what you need, what you sell, your niche, and where it should be published. It takes a few minutes and no payment is taken at this step.

2

We produce and check

We confirm the scope and price with you, then research, write, design and run the work through our quality gates. Only work that passes gets published.

3

It goes live, and you get the report

Your work is published to the address you chose. You get a shareable web report with every live link, a PDF, and a plain list of the URLs — and the report link never expires.

Where you fit in: one brief at the start, one confirmation before payment. Everything between those two moments is our job, not yours.
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One brief in, finished work out — research, writing, design and QA all happen between the two, without you.
Within about 1 business day

A person replies to your brief with what we would produce, what it costs, and when it would be delivered.

Before any payment

You confirm scope, price and date in writing. Until you do, nothing is charged and nothing is produced.

On delivery

Every live link lands in your report — web page, PDF and plain list — and the report link never expires.

Zoom in · what "research" means here

Before a word is written: your offer and who buys it, what your competitors promise, the keywords real searchers use on the topic, and the facts you put in the brief — prices, service areas, licence numbers — so the page uses those instead of guessing.

Zoom in · what the QA gate checks

Before anything publishes: every link and image loads, text is readable at proper contrast on phone and desktop, the search markup is valid, the branding is yours, and factual claims trace back to a source. Fail one check and it goes back to production — the full list is public.

The proof

We would rather show you than tell you

No anonymous praise, no borrowed star ratings. The proof here is the deliverable itself: what lands when your order is done, and the checks it passed to get there.

Before anything reaches that report, it has to pass

  • Every link and image on the page loads
  • Text is readable at proper contrast, on phone and desktop
  • Search markup is present and valid
  • The branding is right — your name, your colours, your voice
  • Factual claims trace back to a source

A piece that fails goes back to production. It does not go live late and wrong, and it does not land in your inbox as your problem.

Open the report, and this is what you find

One delivery, three formats — because a link you cannot find again is proof of nothing.

Format 01

The web report

A page that opens in any browser: every piece in the order, where it was published, and the live URL for each — click through and check them yourself. The link is permanent, so you can come back to it in a year and it still works.

Format 02

The PDF copy

The same report as a file — ready to attach to an email, drop into a client folder, or keep with the invoice. Made for the moment someone asks "so what did we actually get?"

Format 03

The plain list of URLs

Just the links, one per line. Built for pasting into a spreadsheet, a rank tracker, or a message to a client — no formatting in the way.

Delivering this work to clients of your own? Ask for the white-label report: your logo, your colours, your sign-off — and no mention of us anywhere on it. Built for agencies →

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The delivery report: every live URL from your order, behind a link that never expires.
Publish anywhere

Three destinations. Your call.

You choose per order — and the next order can go somewhere else. Nothing locks you to one destination.

blog.yourbrand.com
01

Your own domain

Publish on your own address — offers.yourbrand.com or blog.yourbrand.com. You copy one line into your domain settings; we do the hosting, the HTTPS padlock and every update. It never touches your existing website, and we will guide you through it if you would rather not do it alone.

  • One line copied into your domain settings — we host it and keep the HTTPS padlock renewed
  • Never touches your existing website
Run a whole blog on your own address →
a subdomain we set up and host
02

A subdomain we provide

No domain yet, or in a hurry? We will put your work live on a subdomain we provide. Nothing for you to set up, and you can move it to your own address later — with proper redirects, so nothing is lost.

  • Live with nothing to configure on your side
  • Move to your own domain later, with proper redirects, so nothing is lost
The free start publishes here →
one of 80+ separate domains
03

Our blog network

Publish across our network of 80+ blogs, each on its own separate domain, matched to your subject and category. Your article goes where readers on that topic already are, and links back to your site.

  • Matched to your subject and category, not scattered anywhere
  • Each article links back to your site
How network placement works →

Wherever it goes, every live URL ends up in your delivery report — so you never have to ask where your own content is.

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The blog network: 80+ blogs, each on its own separate domain, matched to a subject — your article goes where readers on that topic already are.
Pricing

Pay per piece. Everything essential is in the price.

No retainer, no subscription, no minimum — and nothing ever renews by itself.

Sales page Finished, published, reported $30/page
Blog article Finished, published, reported $15/article
Dedicated blog Finished, published, reported $94/year

Ordering in volume costs less per piece — the packs are on the pricing page.

Reselling to clients? Volume packs plus a white-label report leave room for your margin — see how agencies buy →

Standard Included

The whole job — research, writing, design, the QA pass, publishing, and your delivery report. The base price is the full product, not a teaser tier.

Pro

Approve every draft before it publishes, skip the production queue, and get a summary you can forward to a boss or a client.

Complete

White-label delivery report and a named author on articles — or offer positioning and a lead form on sales pages — with publishing scheduled to your calendar.

Compare plans and packs →
No payment to start Price confirmed before payment One-time — nothing renews
FAQ

The questions everyone asks first

Full answers, not deflections — including the ones about money, ownership and what we refuse to promise.

How does this work, from start to finish?+

You submit an order with a short brief. We reply — usually within one business day — to confirm what you need and what it costs. Once you agree, we arrange payment, produce the work, run it through QA, publish it, and send you a report with every live link.

Do I have to pay to submit an order?+

No. There is no payment form on this site and no card is required. Submitting an order is a request. We confirm the scope with you first, and payment is arranged after that — so you always know exactly what you are buying before you buy it.

What do I actually receive when the work is finished?+

Three things: a web report you can open in a browser with every live link on it, the same report as a PDF, and a plain text list of the URLs we published. The report link does not expire, so you can come back to it or forward it to somebody else at any time.

What does “QA-gated” mean?+

Work is not published just because it has been written. Each page has to pass an automated review first: every link and image has to load, text has to be readable at proper contrast, the search markup has to be valid, the branding has to be right, and factual claims have to trace back to a source. Anything that fails goes back to production before it reaches you.

What if I do not like what you produce?+

Tell us and we fix it. If we misread your brief, got a detail wrong, or emphasised the wrong thing, correcting it is part of the job and costs nothing. A genuinely different brief — a new offer, a new audience, a new topic — is a new piece of work, and we will tell you that up front rather than quietly billing you.

How long does it take?+

We reply to new requests within about one business day. Production time depends on how much you have ordered and where it is going, so we agree a delivery date with you when we confirm your order — before anything is paid. If you are on a deadline, say so and we will prioritise the order.

Who owns the content when it is done?+

You do. The copy, design and images we produce for you are yours to use, edit, move or republish however you like, with no time limit. Work published on your own domain sits on your address. Articles placed on our network stay hosted with us — you still own the writing, and you can ask for it at any time.

Will this get me to the top of Google?+

We will not promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does — no agency controls search rankings. What we control is the work: keyword planning, original fact-checked writing, correct on-page setup, internal links, sitemap inclusion and a search-engine submission the moment your content goes live. We do that properly, every time, and we report exactly what was published.

Read all 14 questions → · or ask yours directly — a person replies in about a business day

The free start

Judge the work, not the pitch

One sales page and one blog article, produced exactly like paid work — researched, written, designed, QA-checked and published live, with the links emailed to you. It is the full product, not a stripped-down sample. The only limit is quantity: once per website, ever.

Exactly what is delivered, and where each piece publishes, is written down in the FAQ — no asterisks, no surprise upgrade screen.

  • No card, no trial clock, no obligation to buy anything after
  • Passes the same QA gate as every paid order
  • Already used for your website? The form tells you straight away
Claim your free page + article →
No card Nothing to cancel One free start per website
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The free start: one page, one article — produced, QA-checked and published like paid work.

Tell us what you need

Submitting an order is a request, not a purchase. We read it, confirm the scope and the price with you, and only then arrange payment. No card, no commitment, no sales call you have to sit through.

Start an order → Ask a question first
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