Pages that say nothing new
Your service pages could be pasted onto a competitor’s site, and nobody would notice.

What we do
Services / SEO
Find the search work that fits your site, market, and next customer.
Services
Pick the search work that brings you customers.
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Content Marketing
Words and pages that turn a search into a customer.
Industry
Search work built around how your customers buy.
Technology
Get more customers from the platform you already run.
Services / Web Development
Build a clear, fast site that gives visitors a useful path from interest to action.
Services / Paid Advertising
Connect ad spend to the pages, audiences, and actions that matter.
Services / Email Marketing
Give customers a reason to open, respond, and come back.
Services / AI Automation
Build useful systems around the work your team already does.
Services / Branding & Design
Make the business recognizable across the places customers meet it.
Services / Social Media
Create a presence that helps people understand and remember your business.
Machina — Marketing that moves numbers.
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Nineteen industries
One growth engine.
Design, advertising, development, and marketing built for the sectors driving what comes next — AI, fintech, health tech, and beyond.
Machina — Marketing that moves numbers.
Start a free strategy callPages written from what your best people know.
The best page on any subject is written from the knowledge of someone who does the work. We interview the people in your business who know, and turn what they say into pages that rank and persuade. Salinas Valley Health grew organic traffic 631 percent on guides written with its own physicians.
No cost and no commitment.

The search problem
A writer is handed a keyword and a word count. They read the top five results and produce a sixth version of the same page. It says nothing your competitors have not said, because the writer never spoke to anyone who does the work. Google has no reason to rank it, and a reader has no reason to believe it.
Every page starts with a conversation with someone in your business who knows the subject. We write from what they tell us, check it with them, and shape it around the search and the decision the reader is trying to make.
In plain terms
SEO content writing is writing pages that answer what people search for, well enough that Google ranks them and readers act on them. The search tells us the question. The answer has to come from somewhere real: the experience of the people who do the work, your own numbers, what goes wrong and what it costs.
Google’s guidance asks three things of any page: who made it, how, and why. It rewards content that shows first-hand experience, and its spam policies name pages mass-produced without added value, whether people or AI made them. We use AI tools for research and checking, and people for the interviews, the writing and the judgment. Longer programs of articles are covered on our blog strategy page.
Your service pages could be pasted onto a competitor’s site, and nobody would notice.
Articles bring visitors who read and leave.
The people who know the most have never had their knowledge put on a page.
A batch of quick articles went up, and rankings went down.
One search, one reader, one next step. We also check whether a page you already have should be improved in place of a new one, since two pages on one subject compete with each other.
Thirty minutes with a technician, a clinician or a founder gives us what no research can: how the job is done in practice, what customers get wrong, and the numbers. That detail is what makes a page worth ranking.
The answer comes first, in plain words. Then come the evidence, the options, what it costs or involves, and a next step that fits where the reader is. Headings match what people search, so a skimmer finds their part.
Your expert approves the facts before anything goes live. After publication we read the searches the page appears for and how readers behave, and we revise.
Check it yourself
Open your most important service page and a competitor’s, side by side, and cover the logos. If you could swap the text between the two sites and no customer would notice, the page is not doing its job, and Google has no reason to prefer it.
The fix is always the same kind of detail: something only your business would know. It might be a number from your own records, the mistake you see customers make, or the step other firms skip. Add three of those to a page and it stops being interchangeable.
What you get
The readout
We record a baseline before we change anything, then read search visibility beside the actions that pay the bills.
Pricing
Three ways to invest in your business showing up when buyers search. Each package is billed monthly, month to month, and each one includes everything in the one before it.
The work every site needs, done properly and kept up every month.
$1,000a month
Month to month
We recommend
Foundation, plus the pages, articles and links that reach more of your buyers.
$2,500a month
Month to month
Growth, plus press outreach, more markets and reporting that follows each lead to revenue.
$5,000a month
Month to month
The price changes only when the scope does, such as a very large catalog, many locations or a move to a new platform, and we agree any change in writing before the work starts.
Questions
Google says it judges content by its quality, whatever made it. What its policies punish is pages produced in bulk that add nothing for the reader, and unreviewed AI output often fits that description. Its guidance also notes that AI models do not retrieve facts, so everything they produce needs checking.
They learn it from your people. Every page starts with an interview with someone in your business who does the work, and that person approves the facts before publication. The expertise on the page is yours, and the writing is ours.
From three sources: what people search, what your customers ask your staff, and what your competitors rank for that you do not. A topic makes the list when it has demand, fits something you sell, and you have something true to say about it.
A new page has to be found and tested by Google before it settles, and there is no fixed date for that. Pages on an established site, on a subject it already covers, move faster. We revise each page once real search data arrives.
You do, in full, once it is delivered. Bylines carry the names of your own experts wherever a name helps the reader.
Keep exploring
Tell us which page matters most to you. We will tell you who we would interview, and what the page is missing today.
Prefer email? Write to hello@wearemachina.com
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