Content Strategy & Editorial — Available for Hire

Writing is the strategy

Content strategy and editorial writing, available for freelance and consulting briefs alongside my in-house work at Daewoo Nepal. If the sentence isn't clear, the campaign isn't either — blogs that answer a real search, scripts a creator can perform without sounding sold to, ad copy that survives being read in half a second, and site pages written to be quoted back by an answer engine.


The four jobs

Editorial

Blogs that answer a real question

Long-form pieces built from search intent rather than a content calendar's need to be filled. The opening paragraph ends the reader's search; the rest earns the trust that makes them consider the brand at all.

Scripts

Words a creator can actually say

Scripts and hooks written for performance, not for approval slides — short enough to survive a phone screen, loose enough that the person delivering them still sounds like themselves.

Ad copy

Half a second to be understood

Paid copy written in variants and judged on click-through and return, so the test result says something about the message rather than just the media buy.

Owned pages

Site copy that ranks and converts

Product and category pages structured so an answer engine can quote a clean statement out of them, and written so a buyer who lands there stops looking elsewhere.


Selected pieces

Essays, guides & editorial

Technical search strategy, buyer's guides, and editorial pieces written to rank, inform, and persuade.

01

Your Nepali Business Is Probably Invisible to ChatGPT

A technical deep-dive into robots.txt, Cloudflare defaults, and the one hidden configuration quietly locking Nepali brands out of generative AI search engines.

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02

Infrared vs induction cookers in Nepal

A buyer's-guide piece for daewoo.com.np, written for the comparison people actually search before they spend — and structured so an answer engine can quote the verdict.

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03

Front load vs top load washing machines

The other decision buyers stall on, answered without hedging — written to end the search on the page rather than send them back to the results.

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04

Is air frying actually healthy?

A question people ask before they ask about a product. Answered from the science rather than the sales sheet, which is why it earns the trust the category page spends.

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05

Most E-Commerce SEO Advice in Nepal Ignores the Daraz Problem

Real lessons from building Daewoo Nepal's SEO from zero — the dual-channel problem every Nepali retailer selling on both their own site and Daraz eventually hits.

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06

Most Nepali Websites Have No Schema Markup

Why that's an AI-search problem, not just an SEO one — with a live, checkable example instead of another generic guide.

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07

How to Choose an SEO Expert in Nepal: Nine Checks Before You Pay

There is no licence and no official ranking, so here is how to judge any SEO expert or agency, me included, before you hand over money or logins.

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08

Nepal Website Health Report 2026

I audited 2,339 Nepali business websites for Google and AI readiness. The door is open and the room is empty, and the data shows exactly where.

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How I write for search without writing for machines

Intent first: the piece exists because somebody typed something, and the opening paragraph should end their search rather than delay it. Structure second, so an answer engine can lift a clean statement out of the middle of the page and attribute it.

Then the part most brands skip — reading it aloud. Keyword density has never persuaded anyone to buy a washing machine. I've done this freelance for two institutions as well as in-house, and the discipline is the same: earn the click, then deserve it.