Paste a link. Mark transcribes the video, marks the minutes where a real article lives, and waits for you to pick. Numbers said on camera get checked before they're cited, and every H2 links back to its exact minute.
No credit card. 3 articles in the trial. The webinar shown is an example.
A 45-minute video holds three to five articles, not one. Squeezing it into a single post gives you a long summary with no angle. So Mark writes nothing at first: it proposes the angles, each anchored to its minute, and waits for your answer.
Example angles
06:10
06:10
Why three plans sell better than four
A fourth plan adds a decision, not a sale. The test shown at minute 9 is where buyers stalled.
14:35
14:35
Monthly or annual: which price to show first
The default on the toggle sets the anchor. Show the one your best customers already choose.
27:50
27:50
The pricing FAQ that answers objections before sales does
Every question your sales team hears twice belongs on the page, not on a call.
38:20
38:20
When “Contact sales” costs you leads
Hiding the top price filters out buyers who were ready. A starting price keeps them.
2 of 4 picked. Each one uses an article from your plan. Transcribing and proposing angles don't.
When those are published, Mark offers the next angle on the list. The transcript is already read, so the next article starts from there.
Webinars are full of numbers quoted from memory and studies nobody names. Before citing anything, Mark checks each claim the article will use against the original source.
Example claims
When we cut a plan, our trial signups went up by a third.
Attributed
It's the speaker's own data and can't be checked outside the company. It goes in as theirs: “according to the speaker, in the webinar”.
Google stopped showing FAQ rich results for most sites back in 2023.
Verified
Google announced it in August 2023, so the article cites Google's own post, not the webinar.
Google ranks pricing pages with an FAQ higher.
Dropped
Nothing supports it, so it stays out of the article.
Your reader can check any section against the video in one click, and the video gets the credit. Very few kinds of content can show their source that fast.
Out of a 45-minute webinar
Structure
Numbers said on camera
Proof for the reader
Ready to rank
Where it ends up
Hire Mark like an employee: one flat monthly fee, no per-seat cost. Start with 14 days free, no card.
Starter
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Agency
$399 USD/mo
Bill content to your clients. Mark carries your name.
A freelance SEO article runs $100 to $300 USD. With Mark, from $3.99, already researched, optimized and published to your CMS.
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