Content Writing: The Content Commission
One piece of content, done properly.

Sometimes you don’t need a full strategy. You need one well-crafted piece that does a specific job, and you need it done by someone who understands your audience, not just your word count.
You’ve probably experienced the alternative: a piece that comes back generic, off-brand, or stuffed with keywords that read like they were written for a search engine rather than a person. The Content Commission is the opposite of that.
Every piece is personally researched, written, and optimized by Richard Moldovanyi, a Toronto content strategist and journalism graduate with 15 years of experience writing for service businesses and brands.
What’s included:
- One piece of content written and delivered (blog post, web page, service page, or article)
- Brief intake to understand your audience, goal, and tone of voice
- SEO keyword research and on-page optimisation included
- One round of revisions
- Delivered within 5–7 business days
Priced on scope. A request a quote using the form below and receive a response within one business day (likely even faster!)
Best for:
- A business that needs one specific page written
- A blog post on a topic that requires real research and a genuine point of view
- A one-off article for a newsletter, trade publication, or guest post
- A business already on a content plan that needs occasional professional production support
What to Expect
After you submit the form below, Richard will review your request and respond within one business day with a quote and a timeline. For straightforward pieces, a brief email exchange is usually all that’s needed before work begins. For more complex pieces, a short call may be suggested.
There’s no obligation until you’ve seen the quote and agreed to proceed.
Interested in ongoing content production or a full strategy? The Content Engine includes up to four pieces per month alongside full strategic direction.
Ready to commission your piece?
Fill in the form below and describe the piece you need, the audience it’s for, and any context that would help. The more specific you are, the more accurate the quote.