White-Label Agency Services
Content written to rank, not to fill a quota
The internet does not need more words; it needs pages that answer a search better than the current top result. That is a craft with a checklist — brief, entities, structure, proof — and we run it on every article.
Overview
SEO content writing at Aadhya
Every article starts from a real brief: target keyword and intent, SERP teardown of what currently ranks, entity checklist, structure with search-mapped H2s, internal links assigned — then a trained writer writes, an editor edits, and originality/AI-detection checks run before delivery. Human-written, verifiably.
We serve agencies white-label and brands directly, from single articles to 40-piece monthly programmes. Blog posts, service pages, product descriptions, comparison pages and the unfashionable-but-lucrative programmatic sets.
At a glance
- Deliverable
- Briefed, edited, optimised, plagiarism/AI-checked
- Types
- Blog, service pages, product copy, comparisons
- Volume
- 1 article to 40+/month programmes
- Turnaround
- 3–5 business days per batch
- Revisions
- Two rounds included
- Pricing
- Per word or per article, wholesale for agencies
What you get
Built for accountability, not activity
- Briefs you can audit: keyword, intent, SERP gaps, entity list and outline ship with every draft — the thinking, not just the words.
- Writers by vertical: SaaS, e-commerce, finance-adjacent, home services, legal-adjacent — matched, not rotated.
- Editor layer on everything: no draft reaches you unedited; tone-matched to your samples.
- Optimisation without stuffing: headings mapped to subqueries, FAQ blocks with schema-ready answers, internal links placed per your silo map.
- Checks that matter in 2026: plagiarism plus AI-detection screening, because your clients (and Google raters) are checking too.
How it starts
- Onboard
- Tone samples, niche notes, formatting template, silo/link map if you have one.
- Brief
- We draft briefs for approval, or write to yours.
- Write + edit
- Writer → editor → checks → delivery in your template.
- Revise
- Two rounds included; recurring feedback becomes a standing rule, not a repeated fix.
Pricing shape
How this service is priced
Exact rates live on the pricing page — published, because serious buyers filter on it.
- Per article
- 1,000–2,000-word optimised pieces, fixed price.
- Per word
- For variable-length programmes.
- Monthly programme
- Reserved writer capacity + volume rates, from 8 articles/month.
Fit check
Built for some teams. Wrong for others.
Honest scoping saves both sides a month. This desk fits when:
- Agencies and brands publishing 4+ pieces monthly with rankings as the goal
- Teams tired of freelancer roulette and its revision spirals
- Businesses needing briefs and strategy, not just typing
Probably the wrong desk if: Single one-off posts where onboarding outweighs the article; YMYL topics requiring credentialed authors you have not arranged; Anyone whose real request is "spin up AI content cheap" — wrong shop.
The Aadhya way
Content shops fail on the second-order work: the brief before the draft, the editor after it, the standing rule that stops the same feedback recurring. We industrialised exactly those unglamorous layers — which is why month three needs fewer edits than month one, and why agencies stop auditioning writers every quarter.
Questions buyers ask
Standard SEO articles from ~$0.04–$0.08/word depending on niche depth and volume ($60–$150 for a typical 1,500-word piece); agency wholesale tiers below retail on the pricing page. Expert-reviewed niches (finance, legal, medical-adjacent) quote higher, honestly.
Human-written by trained writers, with AI permitted as a research assistant only — and every piece screened through AI-detection before delivery because your clients run the same tools. Drafts that read machine-made get rewritten on our time.
Articles rank when brief quality, site authority and internal linking align — we control the first completely and advise on the rest. What we commit to: content that matches or beats the current SERP on depth, structure and answer quality. Ranking guarantees from any writing vendor are fiction.
Yes — onboarding collects three samples you consider on-voice, we write a tone card from them, and the first batch is deliberately over-edited against it. By month two the voice is muscle memory.
Vertical-matched writers cover SaaS, e-commerce, marketing, home services and general B2B natively. YMYL-adjacent topics get flagged for your expert review layer — we will not fake credentials your client’s compliance team will ask about.
Target keyword + intent, the current top-3 teardown, entity/subtopic checklist, H2 outline mapped to subqueries, word-count rationale, internal links to place, and the meta title/description. You approve it before writing on programme work.
3–5 business days for batches up to ~10 articles; programme cadences are scheduled weekly. Rush lanes (48h) exist at +50%.
You (or your client), fully, on payment — including the briefs. We keep nothing but the invoice.
Yes: keyword-mapped content calendars built from live SERP and keyword data, silo-aware, prioritised by difficulty-to-value — the same avalanche method we use on our own properties.
One tone card, a fixed writer-pair per account rather than a rotating pool, an editor who reads everything, and standing rules that accumulate from your feedback. Consistency is a staffing decision disguised as a style question — rotation is where voices go to die.
A specialty lane: templated-but-varied descriptions for catalogues (100–10,000 SKUs), attribute-accurate via the data desk, priced per SKU band.
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Next step
Start with a pilot, not a contract.
Describe the queue, the list or the workload. You get a written pilot plan and a fixed quote within 48 hours — and the pilot itself proves us before you commit to anything longer.