How pack delivery and scheduling works

Every article in a pack goes through the same steps. Larger packs are published on a schedule agreed with you, and all of it appears in one report.

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A pack is a number of articles ordered and paid for together at a lower price per article. Each article in it is produced exactly like a single article. What changes with size is when the articles are published.

The packs

Pack Price Per article
3 articles $36 $12.00
12 articles $135 $11.25
120 articles $1,260 $10.50

A pack is paid for once, before production starts. Nothing renews.

What happens to each article

Every article in a pack goes through the same steps:

  1. Keyword research on its topic
  2. Writing an original article
  3. A review by our production team
  4. Your approval, if you chose the Pro level
  5. Publishing on the blog chosen for the order, with a search-friendly title and description and internal links to related articles
  6. A place in that blog's sitemap, and the live link in your report

Larger packs are published on a schedule

Larger packs, such as the 120-article pack, are published on a schedule we agree with you, so the blog grows steadily instead of all at once.

The schedule is agreed with you, so tell us in the brief what matters:

  • a pace you prefer
  • topics that should go first
  • dates to avoid, such as a launch or a holiday period

If you would like a smaller order spread out as well, say so in the brief.

One report for the whole pack

Every article in the pack appears in the same delivery report.

  • An article that is live shows its title, the search topic it was written for, and a link to read it live.
  • An article that is not live yet shows its status instead of a link.
  • The plain list of links contains only published articles. An article joins the list once it has a live address.

See The delivery report, its PDF and the plain list of links.

Pro on a pack

With the Pro level, each article waits for your approval before it is published. On a large pack, plan time for reviews, because an article you have not approved yet is not published. Pro also includes faster publishing. See Reviewing work before it is published (Pro).

Topics for a pack

Send a full topic list, or a description of the business and a request for suggestions. For a large pack, a list of priorities helps even if you want us to suggest most of the topics. See Sending your own topics or asking us to suggest them.

If something needs to change

Write to mail@seovider.com. A correction to match the brief you confirmed costs nothing. Work that is materially different from that brief, such as a new topic or a new audience, is new work and is quoted separately. We tell you which of the two we think it is before doing anything. See Corrections after delivery.