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Content marketing and a company blog, done for you

We run your company blog end to end: we gather topics from what your customers search for, write the articles, check them before publication, post them on your site and announce them on social media. You approve the plan — the DobroCode team does the rest.

// priced by agreement — the quote is worked out against the number of articles and channels

Who it fits

When handing over the blog makes sense

Empty blog

The site has a blog, but it sits empty

The section was made when the site launched, a couple of news items went up — and that was it. Search brings no visitors to a section like that.

No author

Nobody to write regularly

Your expert knows the subject but has no time for articles, and texts from freelancers have to be rewritten.

Complex product

Customers need things explained

Before buying, people search for how to choose, compare and avoid mistakes. If you are not the one answering, a competitor is.

Channels

Nobody sees the articles

Articles come out, but subscribers do not know about them: there is nobody to post announcements on social media.

What is included

What the work covers

Eight blocks the team takes on: from choosing topics to the monthly report.

  • Topics based on demand: your customers' search queries with a demand check in Yandex
  • A content plan for the month with topics, dates and the goal of each article — sent for approval
  • Blog articles: the platform prepares a draft, an editor checks facts, tone and fit to the query
  • Headings and meta tags for every article: title, description, H1
  • Covers and illustrations in one brand style
  • Posting on your site: we do it ourselves with access to the site or hand over articles ready to publish
  • Social media announcements on schedule: Telegram, VK, MAX and Dzen
  • A monthly report: what went out, where, and what we plan next
What the work rests on

Tools you can order separately

The done-for-you blog is built from the same tools that work on the site on their own. If you only need one stage, order just that.

Plan

Content strategy

A document on how search and AI models see you, who your competitors are and what to publish for 12 weeks.

About the content strategy →
How the work goes

6 steps from topics to the report

Demand first, then topics and texts: an article nobody searches for brings neither readers nor leads.

01

Getting acquainted

A short conversation about the product, the customers and their questions. We fill in the project brief.

02

Topics based on demand

We gather the niche's search queries and choose topics through which your customers can find you and be convinced.

03

Content plan

We set the topics out by date and send the plan for the month for approval.

04

Articles and review

We write articles to the plan, and an editor checks each one. Finished articles come to you for approval.

05

Posting and announcements

We post the articles on your site or hand them over ready to publish, and announcements go out on social media on schedule.

06

Report and adjustment

Once a month we show what went out and take it into account in the next month's plan.

An important difference

The blog stays yours

What stays with you
  • The blog, the site and the social media accounts stay yours
  • All articles, covers and illustrations belong to you
  • The project brief, topics and publishing history are kept in your workspace
  • You can switch to running it yourself at any time — the project is already set up

Managed content marketing is your editorial team working through our hands, not texts under someone else's name.

Scope of work

What the quote depends on

  • How many articles a month and how long
  • Whether covers and illustrations are needed
  • Whether we post the articles on the site ourselves
  • Which channels need announcements
  • How narrow and complex the subject is
  • How often approvals are needed

A package is built around these: from two articles a month for the blog on your site to a regular stream of articles with announcements in every channel.

Price

Priced by agreement

We work out the quote against the number of articles, their length and the channels for announcements.

How to get a quote

A quote with a plan for the month

Send a request with your site address. We will look at what is already in the blog, ask about the product and customers, and send a quote with sample topics for the first month.

Talk about the blog

If you only need the plan

A one-off content strategy

A document with an analysis of the niche, competitors and a 12-week publishing plan — at a fixed price. You can write to it with your own team.

What the content strategy includes →

Questions

Frequently asked

Who writes the articles — people or AI?

Both. The platform prepares a draft for the chosen topic and queries, and an editor checks facts, tone and fit to the query, edits it and brings the article to publication. No article goes out without a human check.

Do you post the articles on the site yourselves?

If you give us access to the site's admin panel, yes. If not, we hand over articles ready to publish: text with heading markup, meta tags and a cover.

Are social media announcements published automatically?

Yes, announcements go out on schedule to the connected channels: Telegram, VK, MAX and Dzen. The articles themselves are not published to the site automatically — a person posts them.

How is this different from social media management?

Social media management is posts, articles and videos for channels. Content marketing is built around the blog on your site: articles for search queries that bring readers from search, while social media works to announce them.

When will the blog start bringing readers from search?

Search finds articles after indexing — usually within a few weeks. A noticeable flow of readers most often shows after three to six months of regular publishing.

Can we start with a small volume?

Yes. People often start with a few articles a month and one channel for announcements, then add volume.

Is there a minimum term?

We recommend planning for at least three months: a blog builds results cumulatively, and one month is too early to draw conclusions.

Tell us about the blog and we will price it

Send your site address and a few words about the product and customers. We will reply within a working day and suggest a time to talk.

Talk about the blog
Request

Request a quote

We answer within one business day. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

  • The blog, the site and the social media accounts stay yours
  • All articles, covers and illustrations belong to you
  • The project brief, topics and publishing history are kept in your workspace
Done-for-you blogrequest for a quote
We will send the quote and sample topics there.
We will call if writing back and forth would take longer.
We will look at what is already in the blog before we talk.

// the request is sent by email and saved in the cabinet

Content marketing and company blog management, done for you