Headphones on, files open, a pot of coffee going cold beside the keyboard. Three ways to hire that quiet attention, each with a fixed fee and a delivery date.
FIG.S0 — three engagements, one rate card
Invoices arrive by email: half to begin, half on delivery. Pay by ACH, card or check. Nothing renews on its own.
Ten recordings in, three weeks out. A keyword-researched post drafted from each transcript, a show-note page with chapter timestamps and FAQ schema, and six titled, captioned pull-clips per episode. Webinars count as episodes.
book a sprint →Your search console opened beside your episode list, read like a night sky. Rankings review, a gap list of 40 buyer questions your recordings already answer, internal-link map, schema fixes, then a 60-minute phone readout and written notes by Friday.
book the next audit →For teams who write their own posts. Eight clips per episode, each titled to match a real query, burned-in captions, full transcript text, page templates and a clip sitemap ready to publish.
ask for a clip quote →Eleventh recording? Add it to a running sprint at the same per-episode rate, with the same post, show-note page and clip set.
1,400–1,800 words each, drafted from the transcript rather than around it, keyed to the question a buyer types.
PART A
Chapter timestamps, a pull-quote and FAQ schema, so a crawler and a listener can follow the same thread.
PART B
Six per episode, each a sentence worth hearing twice, titled like a real query and captioned in the frame.
PART C
The query, the intent and the internal links for every episode, delivered within three working days of the files.
PART D
Rough is fine. We would rather hear the raw hour, with the cough and the pause, than a polished teaser.
Reply within one business day · Mon–Sat 8am–7pm
Tell us what you record and how many episodes sit in the archive. We will say whether a sprint, an audit or the clip library fits, with the price already on the page.
call (973) 525-2564 or write to contact@nutmegtelescope.comMon–Sat 8am–7pm · Sun 10am–4pm