Content Growth — full package

What the Content Growth package includes

A full content engine that drives traffic, builds authority, and converts readers.

• Everything in Starter
• 4 SEO blog articles per month
• 2 landing pages per quarter
• Monthly email newsletter copy
• Social media repurposing
• Keyword cluster strategy
• FAQ & knowledge base content
• 2 revision rounds per piece
• Monthly performance call

Content Growth in plain English

4 blogs a month, plus monthly emails, landing pages every quarter, and posts re-cut for social. A full content team without the team. Most growing businesses pick this.

What does the Content Growth package cost?

Content Growth is priced as a fixed package, then to

How Content Growth compares with the other content & copywriting packages

We publish 3 content & copywriting packages so you can see exactly where Content Growth sits rather than guessing from a single "from" price.

• Content Starter: see the content starter package page for its own scope and price.
• Content Authority: see the content authority package page for its own scope and price.

Who is the Content Growth package for?

Owners choose Content Growth when they want the content & copywriting decisions made for them, in writing, before any work The Content Growth terms are on the page rather than in a proposal you have to request. If your content & copywriting problem is visibility rather than volume, Content Growth is usually the right starting point. Our Content Growth clients tend to check this first, so we publish it. Comparing Content Growth against the other 3 content & copywriting packages is deliberate: over-buying is as expensive as under-buying. It applies to Content Growth specifically, whatever we do elsewhere.

How is Content Growth scoped and delivered?

Nothing in Content Growth is offshored or subcontracted — the person who quotes the content & copywriting work is the person who does it. That is the Content Growth rule, not a general policy. Nothing in Content Growth is offshored or subcontracted — the person who quotes the content & copywriting work is the person who does it. Nothing about Content Growth depends on you chasing us for it. The Content Growth feature list doubles as the scope document, so there is no gap between what you read and what you are invoiced for. The Content Growth scope document says so explicitly.

What does Content Growth cost, and what do you own afterwards?

Content Growth is priced as a fixed package, then to Nothing is added silently mid-project; out-of-scope work is priced and approved separately. It is the same on Content Growth whether you are in Wexford, Dublin or Galway. Content Growth carries no lock-in. Stop working with us and the content & copywriting assets stay entirely yours. You can hold us to that clause on Content Growth. Content Growth carries no lock-in. Stop working with us and the content & copywriting assets stay entirely yours. We would rather lose a Content Growth enquiry than be vague about it.

How do you start on Content Growth?

Run the free website audit before committing to Content Growth — it scores visibility, speed, mobile, trust and AI readiness in about a minute. We would rather lose a Content Growth enquiry than be vague about it. Book a Content Growth scope call on 085 224 1848; if a smaller piece of content & copywriting work would move more enquiries first, we will tell you. You can hold us to that clause on Content Growth. The 3 content & copywriting packages differ in scope, not in build quality — accessibility, speed and search basics are in all of them. It is the same on Content Growth whether you are in Wexford, Dublin or Galway.

What exactly is included in the Content Growth package?

Content Growth is delivered in short sprints with a shareable preview link, so progress is visible every few days. If Content Growth cannot be delivered that way, we will not quote it. A Content Growth engagement begins with a written scope naming every content & copywriting deliverable, the target launch date and the review points. That is why Content Growth is quoted as one figure rather than a range.

Is the Content Growth price fixed once work starts?

Content Growth is a fixed-price package. Payment is 50% on signature and 50% on launch, or 40/30/30 on larger builds. Ask about it on the Content Growth scope call and we will put it in writing. Content Growth is a fixed-price package. You are invoiced against the written scope, not against hours logged. You can hold us to that clause on Content Growth.

Who actually delivers the Content Growth work?

Joey Bray, the founder, scopes and builds it from Gorey Business Park, Co. Wexford. Nothing in Content Growth is offshored or subcontracted — the person who quotes the content & copywriting work is the person who does it. We would rather lose a Content Growth enquiry than be vague about it. There is no account-manager layer, which is the main reason a content & copywriting quote from us lands well under a traditional Irish agency's.

Do I own the content & copywriting work afterwards?

There is no compulsory retainer attached to Content Growth; ongoing search work is a separate decision at a separate price. The Content Growth scope document says so explicitly. Handover on Content Growth includes credentials, a recorded walkthrough and edit rights for your own staff. It is the same on Content Growth whether you are in Wexford, Dublin or Galway.

Is Content Growth the right package, or should I start smaller?

We publish 3 content & copywriting packages so you can see where Content Growth sits instead of guessing from a single "from" price. The Content Growth scope document says so explicitly. Owners choose Content Growth when they want the content & copywriting decisions made for them, in writing, before any work It is the same on Content Growth whether you are in Wexford, Dublin or Galway. Run the free website audit before committing to Content Growth — it scores visibility, speed, mobile, trust and AI readiness in about a minute. If Content Growth cannot be delivered that way, we will not quote it.

What does a full content engine look like month to month?

Four SEO blog articles a month form the core, alongside two landing pages every quarter for new services or seasonal offers, a monthly email newsletter written and ready to send, and your existing posts repurposed into social media content so the same work is not being done twice. A keyword cluster strategy ties the articles together around topics rather than one-off ideas, and FAQ and knowledge-base content is included to answer the questions customers actually ask before they call. Two revision rounds per piece give more room to adjust tone or detail than the starter tier, and a monthly performance call means someone talks you through what is working rather than sending a report you have to interpret alone. This is the tier most growing businesses land on once a single blog a fortnight stops being enough.

How is this different from just hiring a part-time content writer?

A part-time hire gives you one person's skill set and one person's availability, with holidays and sick days built into the arrangement whether you like it or not. This tier gives you the equivalent output of a small content team, covering writing, strategy, email copy and social repurposing, without recruiting, managing or covering absence, and everything produced follows the same keyword cluster strategy rather than each piece being written in isolation. It also costs meaningfully less than a full-time salary while covering more ground than most part-time writers manage across newsletters, landing pages and social content combined. If your needs later grow past four articles a month, or you want case studies and a dedicated strategist, the Content Authority tier is a direct upgrade from the same foundation.

What’s included in the Content Business Site package that a one-off writing project doesn’t cover?

Content Growth is built for businesses that need a steady stream of written material rather than a single batch of pages, covering a set volume of blog posts, website updates or marketing copy delivered on an ongoing monthly basis rather than as a one-time project. Each piece is planned against a content calendar agreed with you in advance, so topics connect to your actual business goals and seasonal patterns rather than being picked at random each month. Included is topic research, drafting, one round of revisions per piece, and delivery in a format ready to publish; not included is design work for accompanying graphics or paid promotion of the content once published, both of which sit under separate services. This tier suits businesses actively trying to build authority and organic visibility over time, where consistent publishing matters more than a single well-written page. A common pitfall is treating content output as a checkbox exercise — publishing regularly without a clear topic strategy behind it tends to produce content that technically exists but doesn’t move the needle, which is why the planning stage at the start of each month genuinely matters.

How do you decide what to write about each month under this plan?

Topics are chosen based on a mix of what your customers are actually searching for, gaps in your existing website content, and any business priorities you flag to us — new services, seasonal offers, or questions your team hears repeatedly from customers that deserve a proper written answer. We run this through a monthly planning conversation or brief exchange so you have visibility and input before writing begins, rather than being surprised by finished content that misses the mark. Each piece is reviewed against your brand tone before delivery, and one revision round per piece is included if something needs adjusting. What isn’t part of this plan is deep keyword research at the level of a dedicated SEO campaign — content is written with search intent in mind, but formal SEO strategy and technical optimisation are handled under our separate search visibility service if needed alongside this. This plan works best when you can commit to reviewing and publishing content promptly each month, since a backlog of unpublished drafts undermines the whole point of a steady content rhythm.