Helpful content that earns its rankings.

I write, edit and audit SEO content for any industry. Software reviews, e-commerce category pages, regulated YMYL content, crypto guides: the subject changes, the method doesn't. I start from what the reader actually needs, back every claim with evidence, and rebuild pages until they rank. I have also run the editorial operation behind the content, from briefs and freelance writers to AI production systems.

Five years in SEO content, writing and editing Founder of OfficeAtlas, an independent CRM review site built on hands-on testing Native Romanian SEO reviewer for e-commerce category pages Built an AI-assisted editorial system used across an eight-person team Guest article published by IntegrateIQ, a HubSpot Diamond Partner

Selected work

Diagnosis first, then the writing.

Six projects across different industries, grouped by what they prove. Client work is described without brand names under NDA. The full archive is on the all work page.

↗ 100+ to #57 in one week/ commercial listing page/ NZ market

Rescuing a page stuck outside the top 100

Rankings & recovery

A high-value listing page was ranking beyond position 100 and generating nothing. I rebuilt the content around the actual search intent, restructured how the offers were presented and applied targeted on-page SEO. It moved from outside the top 100 to position 57 within a single week.

♻ Core Update recovery/ regulated YMYL site/ ✓ still live 2026

Rebuilding a site's trust pages after a Google Core Update

Rankings & recovery

After a traffic drop from the March 2024 Core Update, I rebuilt the three pages carrying a UK affiliate site's trust signals: the homepage, publishing policy and review process, applying E-E-A-T and Helpful Content principles. Rankings and organic traffic recovered across both release waves. Re-verified July 2026: the rebuilt structure is still live, two years and several Core Updates later.

⚙ four CRMs tested hands-on/ test scripts & evidence logs/ OfficeAtlas

Reviews built on testing, not vendor marketing

Research & testing

On OfficeAtlas, my own CRM review site, every review comes from a real trial account: a written test script, a test dataset, an evidence log and scores against a published 14-category framework. The Zoho review alone rests on 187 screenshots, and it caught problems vendor pages don't mention, like European number formats imported as the wrong amounts.

In three months the site's impressions more than doubled, and the hands-on rewrites lifted average positions sharply: Pipedrive vs HubSpot from 50 to 27, the Zoho review from 66 to 41. The pricing page is cited in Google's AI Overviews for high-volume searches like “pipedrive pricing” and “pipedrive plans”, and the evaluation template is linked directly in several more (checked manually, October 2026).

See the published samples →
⇄ native Romanian review/ ~120 pages a week/ e-commerce

Romanian SEO review for e-commerce category pages

Audits & localization

For an SEO agency, I review Romanian e-commerce category pages in weekly batches of around 120 URLs: primary and secondary keywords, titles, meta descriptions and H1s, rewritten for natural Romanian and real search intent. Every keyword I suggest is checked in Google Keyword Planner against the products actually on the page.

Beyond the brief, I flag structural problems: URLs that don't match their products, foreign-language slugs, keyword cannibalization and categories whose products don't match their name.

⚙ AI editorial system/ built over three months/ adopted by an eight-person team

An AI-assisted editorial system for regulated content

Editorial systems & AI

I built a prompt system for producing content at volume and iterated on it until it was in daily use across the whole product team. Compliance language was enforced at generation, house voice was set as parameters, and the model was told to flag missing values rather than invent them. Facts always came from me or the live page, never from the model.

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↗ 20-40% to ~90% usable/ around ten writers/ five sites

Running and developing a freelance writer network

Editorial management

As one of four editors across five sites, I briefed, reviewed and edited a rotating network of freelance writers and decided who was worth keeping. Rather than only editing harder, I developed them: at least three went from a 20-40% usable baseline to around 90% over a few months of structured feedback.

About

Trained in persuasion before I learned SEO.

I studied Advertising and Public Relations at the University of West London, so I came to search from audience psychology rather than keyword tools. That's why my pages answer the question the reader actually arrived with, instead of circling a keyword until the word count is met.

I've written for software buyers, online shoppers, crypto newcomers and readers of regulated YMYL content, across UK, US, EU, NZ and Romanian audiences. I usually get up to speed on a new subject within a day: I research the sources, test the product or mechanics myself where I can, and study what the strongest competitors miss.

The job has rarely been only writing. I have designed brief formats, set tone of voice, developed writers, built AI production systems and automated repetitive work wherever I found it, including two AutoCAD plugins that cut more than 20 hours of manual checks per project in my land registry work.

What I bring

  • Helpful, user-first content: written around search intent and what the reader needs next
  • Evidence over claims: hands-on testing, verified data and traceable sources
  • On-page SEO and content audits: titles, metas, headings, internal links, cannibalization and content gaps
  • Recovery and refreshes: diagnosing why pages lost ground and rebuilding them from Search Console data
  • Editorial systems: briefs, templates, tone of voice and quality standards that hold across writers
  • AI-assisted production: prompt systems with guardrails, where people own the facts and the final edit
  • Multi-market content: country versions in English and native Romanian review
  • Fast ramp-up: more than 100 guides written on subjects new to me, from software to crypto payments

Toolkit

Tools I work in daily.

Google Search ConsoleGA4Google Keyword Planner AhrefsSEMrushGoogle Sheets WordPressRank MathSchema markup Claude & Claude CodeChatGPT

Services

What I do, and how working together works.

Deliverables

  • SEO articles and guides: researched, user-first content mapped to search intent
  • Reviews and comparisons: built on real testing criteria, not vendor copy
  • Commercial pages: category, pricing, listing and landing pages built for buying intent
  • On-page SEO and content audits: a prioritized list of fixes for titles, metas, headings, internal links, cannibalization and thin content
  • Content refreshes and recovery: updating pages that lost rankings, guided by Search Console data
  • Editing and editorial systems: briefs, templates, tone of voice and writer feedback
  • Romanian SEO review: native-language keywords, metas and headings for the Romanian market

Working with me

  • Any industry: I learn the subject properly before I write about it
  • B2B, not payroll: I invoice through my EU-registered company
  • EU hours: full overlap with the UK day, mornings with the US East Coast
  • Briefed or self-directed: I can work to your brief or build the plan myself
  • Beyond the brief: if I spot a problem outside the scope, I flag it
  • Accountable to results: I track what I publish and revise what underperforms

Engagements

How working together is structured.

  • Monthly retainer: a fixed volume of content or optimization work, billed monthly
  • Per article: quoted per piece, depending on research depth and testing required
  • Per project: a fixed fee for an audit, a content refresh program or a batch of pages
  • Hourly: for review and editing work, such as Romanian SEO review
  • Paid trial first: one paid piece before anything longer, so we both know it works

Invoiced through my Romanian company in EUR, GBP or USD. Tell me the scope and I'll quote it.

Contact

Tell me what you're working on.

A role, a content program or a site that isn't performing: include the link and roughly what you need. I reply within one business day.