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App Content Writing

Product pages or articles that explain your app clearly, with four content briefs and two finished pieces ready for your team to publish.

One app · four priority evidence assets

An example help article and content handover for Linden, a daily-planning app. Illustrative example.

$1,00015 business days · Taxes extra

What you’ll receive

Product fact review

A record of your capabilities, limitations and the evidence supporting your claims.

Audience question research

The comparison, how-to, category and trust questions your content should answer.

Four content briefs

Detailed outlines with sources for four priority topics.

Two finished pieces

Two publish-ready pages or articles. The word count is agreed in the project scope.

Consistency check

The product language that should match across your store listing, website and help centre.

Publishing recommendations

Where the content should live and which supporting sources to prioritise.

What we need to get started

  • Your app, website and existing help content
  • Approved product facts and supporting sources
  • Your preferred topics, tone and reviewers

We confirm access and the final brief before starting the delivery schedule.

Outside this service

Guaranteed citations · Paid placement or link buying · Unverified claims · Ongoing editorial calendar

Questions before you start

How much content will we receive?

Four sourced content briefs and two finished pages or articles. The word count is agreed before the project starts.

Where can we publish the content?

Usually on your product website or help centre. The handover recommends a location for each piece.

Who approves the product claims?

Your team supplies and approves the supporting product facts. Any regulated claims follow your legal and compliance review.

Is publication included?

The scope covers content and publishing recommendations. Website implementation and ongoing editorial work are separate.