One subject
Choose a specific subject connected to something the business sells, not a broad industry label.
Customer quick-start guide
Turn one commercially useful subject into a connected pillar article and supporting content. This guide shows you what to prepare, what to enter and what to check before you publish.
You provide the business goal, audience, website and page you want the content to support. Content Strategy then plans a connected cluster around one clear search subject. A paid strategy produces one pillar article and twelve supporting articles, with mapped internal links, review-ready metadata and optional relevant images.
Before you begin
Choose a specific subject connected to something the business sells, not a broad industry label.
Use the live website domain so the strategy can understand the business and linking context.
Describe who needs the information, what they are trying to achieve and what may stop them buying.
Choose a published service, product or relevant guide page that every article can support. Check it returns 200, not 404.
Provide an approved quote from the business, client or supplier. Never submit an invented quotation.
Recommended workflow
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Best practice: begin with one revenue-relevant subject. Do not combine several unrelated services in the same brief. A tighter focus produces a clearer pillar, stronger supporting articles and more useful internal links.
| Capability | Free preview | Paid strategy |
|---|---|---|
| Full articles | One complete pillar + 12-title preview | One pillar + twelve supporting articles |
| Demand evidence | AI-estimated directional opportunity signals, clearly labelled | Current Google Ads search-volume, CPC and competition metrics where successfully retrieved |
| Competitor search-gap research | Not included | Included |
| Evidence | Your supplied, approved quotes | Your quotes plus verified industry sources where suitable |
| Internal linking | Mapped for the preview | Automatic cluster-wide internal-link map |
| Featured images | Not included | Optional relevant images with descriptive alt text and clean filenames |
| Editing and history | Download and edit offline | Review, edit and retain work in the customer workspace |
| Scheduling | Not included | Available for enabled publishing destinations |
Feature availability is governed by the current plan shown inside the application. Generated work must be reviewed before use.
The topic supports a real commercial objective.
The audience and market are described accurately.
Every factual claim is supportable and current.
Every named quote is genuine and approved.
External sources are relevant and not competing service providers.
The target page is published, appropriate and returns successfully.
Internal links point to the correct pillar, supporting article or business page.
Image choice, filename and alt text match the article.
Titles, metadata and calls to action read naturally.
A human with suitable business or sector knowledge has approved publication.
Digital Womble can help select the first topic, review an output or discuss agency and referral access. You can also forward this guide to a colleague or client who needs a clearer content plan.
Digital Womble Ltd · Customer guide · Updated September 2026
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