#1 Content Plan (Topical Map) Service.

Without a content strategy, you could be writing the wrong topics. Without a content strategy, you can’t project your traffic out into the future. Without a content strategy, you’re forced to come up with new ideas every week.

With a FATJOE Blog Content Plan, you have an exhaustive list of topics that will solidify your topical authority in your niche. We ensure you have a breadth of topics to write about that cover all parts of the funnel from top to bottom.

You’ll see the traffic potential and keyword difficulties to prioritize the topics you want to attack first. You can use the traffic potentials to project out an estimate for your traffic increases years into the future.

You’ll only need to tell us your website or a few seed topics you’d like to go deeper on. It’s your call.

If you have a completely new website and need to go broad on all topics, we will comprehensively cover all subtopics. If you have an existing blog and want to go deeper on one particular topic, you can give us 1-5 seed keywords.

It can also help to provide details about your client’s target audience, but the simpler and more specific your seed keywords are, the better the results will be. For example, “content marketing” is a clear topic that can then be broken down into blog topic suggestions.

You can use this white-label content strategy to give your writers a plan for the next 2 years’ worth of blogs (yes, up to 100 topics!).

You can use this to get an exhaustive ‘topic menu’ to give your client the choice of which topics they’d like you to get written.

An SEO content strategy should be comprehensive, covering as many potential angles as possible.

It’s possible we will include topics you don’t feel are relevant to your client’s business goals or their target audience. In some cases, we may include topics you’ve already written about, but with Pro orders, we check for duplicated keywords (cannibalization) to ensure we aren’t targeting keywords you already rank for.

It’s best to review the topics or have your client review them before handing them over to be written, and remember to treat this document as a ‘menu’ of blog ideas.