seo blog articles
Comparison guides, how-tos, and category explainers built around the searches your buyers run before a demo. Researched, linked, and ready to rank.
from $875 / article
SEO content for software companies · Framingham, MA
most “content marketing” is just blogging into the void. ours has a job to do.
I’m Marisol, and I started Bellerophon because I was tired of watching good software get buried on page four. We plan, write, and ship articles, whitepapers, and email sequences that actually rank — and you pay per piece, not per retainer you can’t cancel.
why teams keep us on the masthead
we don’t guess. we write toward the search a buyer is already typing.
Here’s the short version of what makes a Bellerophon piece different from the freelance roulette you’ve probably already tried.
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a strategist reads your product before a writer touches a doc
We learn your category, your ICP, and the exact comparison questions your buyers Google before they’ll ever talk to sales. Every brief starts there.
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writers who can tell SAML from SAML-adjacent
Our writers come from technical and SaaS backgrounds. You won’t spend three review cycles explaining what your API actually does.
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distribution is part of the price, not an upsell
Every article ships with meta, internal links, and a ready-to-send email or social cut-down. The piece does its job the day it goes live.
how a piece gets made
from a keyword you’re losing to a draft in your inbox — usually inside ten working days.
the rhythm
brief Monday → draft by the second Friday. You see an outline before we write a word, so nothing surprises you on delivery.
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scope the gap
We pull the searches you’re losing and pick the one piece that moves the needle first.
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brief & outline
You approve an angle and structure before drafting — no wasted writing.
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draft & edit
A subject-aware writer drafts; an editor checks claims, links, and on-page SEO.
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ship & track
You get the piece plus its distribution kit, then we watch the rankings together.
billed per content engagement — cancel whenever
pick a piece, not a contract
No twelve-month lock-in. Start with one article, scale to a full engine when the rankings prove it’s working. Every price below is the all-in cost — strategy, writing, editing, and distribution included.
the single
$875 / article
- one 1,500–2,000-word SEO article
- keyword research + outline approval
- meta, internal links, one revision
most teams start here
the cadence
$3,150 / month
- four articles a month, planned ahead
- a rolling 90-day keyword roadmap
- monthly ranking + traffic readout
- two revisions per piece
the whole engine
$6,400 / month
- six articles + one whitepaper a quarter
- a nurture email sequence per launch
- quarterly strategy session with me
- unlimited revisions within scope
the question I get most“how long until I actually see traffic?”
honest answer
SEO is a slow build, not a switch. Most well-targeted pieces start ranking in the back half of a quarter — which is why I’d rather you start with one and judge me on it.
90
roughly the number of days I ask for before we look at the data and decide together whether to scale or stop.
what if it’s not working?
Then we don’t pretend it is. Because you’re billed per engagement, there’s nothing to claw back — you pause, and I tell you straight whether content is even the right lever.
what we actually make
three formats, one job: get found by the people who’d buy your software.
whitepapers & reports
Long-form, gated assets your sales team can actually send. We handle the research, the narrative, and the data visuals your founders will want to share.
from $2,400 / asset
email sequences
Nurture and onboarding flows that turn a whitepaper download into a sales conversation, written to match the voice your buyers already heard on the blog.
from $1,350 / sequence
let’s start one piece
tell me the keyword you’re tired of losing.
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call the studio
(508) 308-0907 — Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm
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email me directly
hello@gobellerophon.com — I read every one myself
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visit Framingham
562 Franklin St, Framingham, MA 01702
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