Content that Large Language Models use as a source
Language models do not cite marketing copy. They cite pages that answer a specific question completely, verifiably and in a structured way — with numbers, definitions, distinctions and an identifiable author. We write and rework content to exactly that pattern instead of scattering keywords.
Ongoing, typically 2–4 pieces per month
What you get
- Topic plan derived from the prompts you do not appear in today
- New expert articles with a clear question-answer structure, definitions and sourced figures
- Rework of existing pages: structure, subheadings, FAQ blocks, source attribution
- Author profiles and E-E-A-T signals so the content belongs to a nameable person
How it runs
- 1Take the gaps from the audit and sort them by business value.
- 2One briefing per topic with the exact question, the intended claim and the evidence needed.
- 3Write, review against your subject expertise, link the sources.
- 4Publish, then re-test against the same prompts after 4–6 weeks.
When this is not a fit
Not a fit if no in-house expertise can flow in. Without real expertise you only get another generic text no model prefers.