Guide Writing

One of the most common reasons people use search engines like Google and Bing is to solve a problem. If your company happens to have a product or service that addresses a pain point, you can get a lot of clicks by writing a guide that proves that proposition.

Guides can come in a lot of forms. You can have a step-by-step guide that provides specific instructions for completing a task. For example, a plumber may want to create a post telling potential customers how to clean a drain and at what point they need to contact a professional. They can also explain how to use your product or service, providing value to both existing customers and people who might be interested in a purchase.

There are a wide range of other benefits to writing guides for your website or social media, including:

• Showcasing the value of a product or service
• Improving customer satisfaction
• Establishing your company as an authority on a subject
• Showing customers that you actually want to solve their problems, not just sell them things

Samples of My Guide Writing

Grocery Shopping Guide

In this short guide, I discuss my favorite items to buy from Aldi, a large grocery chain that operates in the United States.

Direct Mail Postcard Guide

A 10,000-word ghostwritten guide that covers more than 50 varieties of bell pepper plants and includes information about seeding, growing, and disease prevention.

Bell Pepper Plant Guide

A 10,000-word ghostwritten guide that covers more than 50 varieties of bell pepper plants and includes information about seeding, growing, and disease prevention.

Assisted Living in Louisiana Guide

This 3,000-word guide provides a lot of valuable information about assisted living facilities in Louisiana. It includes costs, regulations, and resources.