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§ A topic is enough · 3 business days
VOL. 14 · ISS. 02

Give us a brief.
We'll send back a sample.

Send a topic, a keyword, or a full outline. Within 3 business days we'll come back with a sample outline for the piece, a quick audit of your existing content (YMYL risk, E-E-A-T gaps, authorship), related recommendations, and a scoped pilot quote. The pilot is the sample article itself.


§01What you get back
  • 01A topic, keyword, or rough idea is a valid brief
  • 023 business days to a sample outline + audit + recommendations
  • 03Matched credentialed reviewer named up front
  • 04Scoped pilot quote, credited toward retainer if you sign
Don't have a full brief?

A topic works. A keyword works. A competitor URL you want to beat works. “Hims ED Review,” “compounded semaglutide safety,” “best GLP-1 for PCOS” is plenty for us to come back with a real outline. Full documents welcome but never required.

Who puts it together

A managing editor on the Experts Ink desk builds the outline, runs the audit, and names the credentialed reviewer (MD, PharmD, RD, or PhD) best matched to your vertical. Real licensed humans. Never a sales rep. Never a template.

§02The brief

Sample outline + audit back within 3 business days. Always.

§03What lands in your inbox
  1. 01

    Sample outline

    The actual piece scoped: angle, working title, H2 structure, source plan, suggested reviewer and their credential. Enough for you to judge craft before commissioning a single paid word.

  2. 02

    Lightweight audit

    A quick read of your existing content for YMYL risk, E-E-A-T gaps, authorship setup, and the obvious clinical accuracy flags. Bullets, not a thesis.

  3. 03

    Related recommendations

    Supporting pieces we'd build out, on-page fixes we spotted, schema / authorship tweaks, and which cluster this belongs to. Pattern-match from 14 years of doing this.

  4. 04

    Scoped pilot quote

    Real number for producing the piece itself: clinician author, independent peer reviewer, editor, YMYL flag. Pilot fee credits toward a retainer if you move forward.