Micro Blog Post Service
Micro Blog Post Writing Service
Not every subject needs 1,500 words. Short blog posts of 300 to 500 words answer one question, announce one change or share one tip, and keep your blog active between longer pieces.
Starting from
$12.95
- Written by an in-house team, never subcontracted
- Typical turnaround of 2 business days
- Revisions included until the brief is met
- No lock-in contract on standard services
The problem
A blog that stops is worse than no blog
Many business blogs start with ambitious long articles and then go quiet. The last post is eighteen months old, and anyone who visits wonders whether the company is still trading. Long posts take time to plan and approve, so they are the first thing to slip.
Short posts fix that. A 400-word post answering a customer question, explaining a new service or reacting to a change in your industry can be written, approved and published in days. Readers get a quick, useful answer, and your site shows signs of life.
Short does not mean thin. A micro post should answer its question completely; it simply picks a narrower question. If a topic needs more room, we will tell you and suggest a full post instead.
Good uses
What short blog posts are good for
Quick customer answers
One question from your inbox or sales calls, answered clearly enough that you can send the link next time someone asks.
Company and product updates
New services, opening hours, price changes, new team members: news that matters to customers but does not need a feature.
Event and seasonal posts
Short posts tied to a date, a season or a local event, published while they are relevant.
Single tips
One practical piece of advice per post. A good format for a weekly series readers come back to.
Industry reactions
Your short take on a news item or regulation change, with a link to the source.
Social-ready posts
Posts written so they can be shared on social channels with a one-line summary.
Not sure which option fits?
Send us the brief. You will get a scope, a timeline and a fixed price within 24 hours — no obligation.
- A 300 to 500 word post answering one clearly defined question or topic
- A headline written for search and for social sharing
- One or two internal links to related pages or longer posts on your site
- A short call to action that suits the post
- A meta description and a one-line social summary
- Editing and proofreading before delivery
Monthly schedule
Regular posts, published for you
Most clients use micro posts on a schedule, for example four posts a month (one a week) or twelve a month for busier sites. We plan the topics with you at the start of each month, send drafts for approval and, if you give us access, publish them to your blog on the agreed days.
There is no lock-in contract. You can change the number of posts, pause for a quiet month or stop at any time.
Mixing formats usually works best: regular short posts to keep the blog current, plus a longer article each month on a topic that deserves depth.
Pricing
What micro posts cost
Short posts are written at our blog rate, from $12.95 per 100 words, so a 400-word post starts at around $52. Monthly schedules are quoted as one fixed monthly figure that includes topic planning and, if you want it, publishing.
Free proposal
Tell us the goal. We’ll send the plan.
Share your requirements and a strategist gets back to you within 24 hours with scope, timeline and a fixed price. No obligation, no sales pressure.
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Response within 24 hours
Usually much sooner during business hours.
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Talk to a strategist
Not a call centre — the person who scopes your work.
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Fixed pricing upfront
You approve the number before anything starts.
Prefer to talk?
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Questions about micro blog posts
Still unsure about something? Talk to a specialist — no script, no sales pitch.
Not if they fully answer their question. Search engines aim to reward helpful pages, not long ones. A 400-word post that answers a narrow question can serve the searcher well. Problems come from thin posts that say nothing new, or many near-identical posts on the same topic, which we avoid by planning topics carefully.
A micro blog post lives on your own website, has its own URL and can be found in search. A social post lives on a platform you do not control and fades from feeds quickly. Many clients use the blog post as the source and share a summary on social channels.
Yes. With an editor account on WordPress or most other content systems, we can format, add images you approve, and schedule posts on the agreed dates. If you prefer to publish yourself, we deliver each post formatted and ready to paste, with the meta description and image notes alongside.
We start from your customers' questions, your services and anything happening in your business or sector that month. You approve the topic list before we write. We also keep a running list of covered topics so posts do not overlap, and flag subjects that deserve a full-length article instead.
A standard micro post is typically delivered within 2 business days of the brief being agreed. Time-sensitive posts can be prioritised if you tell us the deadline. On a monthly schedule, drafts arrive ahead of each publishing date so you always have time to review them.
Ready when you are
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