SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. It’s the practice of improving your website so it shows up in search engines like Google when people are looking for the things you offer. It involves things like keyword research, metadata, formatting, and content structure, all designed to help the right people find you.

Because great copy doesn’t just sound good, it works hard behind the scenes. SEO copywriting helps your website get discovered by the right people through organic search. That means more traffic, better leads, and long-term results without paying for ads. When your copy is clear, compelling, and optimized for search engines, it becomes a quiet engine for growth, working for your business even when you’re off the clock.

Both use SEO best practices, but they serve different purposes. SEO blogging is all about creating helpful, consistent content that drives organic traffic over time, which is great for building trust, answering questions, and keeping your site fresh.

SEO copywriting, on the other hand, focuses on the core pages of your site (like your homepage, about, services, or product pages) and is crafted to guide readers toward taking action. Together, they create a strong foundation for visibility and conversions.

Absolutely! SEO is baked into everything I write. I can help with keyword research, metadata, content planning, and formatting that’s optimized for both humans and search engines.

I specialize in SEO website copy, blog strategy and writing, and product or landing page content. I also take on larger SEO strategy, social media, email copywriting, and brand voice/messaging projects as availability allows.

Rates vary by project type, scope, and timeline. Most projects are priced as a flat rate, not hourly. Reach out and I’ll be happy to provide a custom quote once I understand what you need.

Every project starts with a discovery phase where I learn about your goals, audience, and voice. From there, I create a custom plan, ranging anywhere from a content calendar to a full website rewrite. You’ll get thoughtful drafts, timely communication, and plenty of opportunities for feedback.

It depends on the season and project type, but I typically book projects 2–4 weeks in advance. If you have a deadline in mind, let me know as early as possible.

Just shoot me an email at megan@megankitzmiller.com with a little info about your project and timeline. From there, I’ll set up a quick intro call or send over next steps.