Keep important work moving
Your team already answers customer questions and solves real problems. Courtney turns that knowledge into useful, on-brand drafts without asking you to invent a fixed weekly publishing quota.
A managed digital staff role
Turn your real work into helpful content customers can use.
AI-powered, managed by Stewart Labs — fictional digital staff, not human employees.
Hire a Content WriterThe practical case
Your team already answers customer questions and solves real problems. Courtney turns that knowledge into useful, on-brand drafts without asking you to invent a fixed weekly publishing quota.
A steady agreed cadence helps build a more useful library around your services and customer questions. Refreshing one older post each month keeps worthwhile pages current, while snippets help you reuse approved ideas in other channels. Content can support trust and discovery, but does not guarantee traffic or enquiries.
You supply expertise, examples and factual checks; drafts are reviewed before publication unless you explicitly agree otherwise. The cadence is agreed with you, and the monthly refresh and short repurpose snippets are included in the scope.
Clear work. Visible deliverables.
Here is the full working scope for this role. The list is specific so you know what the monthly fee supports.
Blog, guide and service-page drafts in your voice.
Brief → draft → approve → publish on the agreed cadence.
Metas and internal links on each piece.
Refresh one older post per month.
Short email/newsletter copy when asked.
Hand off 2–3 short repurpose snippets from each approved piece.
Tracked: Helpful drafts prepared and approved
Tracked: Content published with your permission
Tracked: Search visibility and clicks to useful content
A thoughtful start
We agree the brief and boundaries first, then get useful work underway and report what is happening.
Audit existing content, gather your real work and expertise, and agree useful topics, factual checks and approvals.
Draft the agreed content, update useful existing pages and prepare internal links. Publish only with permission and report the first available search signals—not promised traffic.
You approve facts, examples and every draft before publication, until you explicitly agree to a different approval process.
Works every day. Scheduled checks do not mean 24/7 human support. Access and tools are agreed at kickoff and limited to what the work needs.
Relevant reading
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