You get a complete solution
SaaS Content
Product Guides/Toplists/How-Tos tutorials/Reviews
On-Page SEO
Written to rank on Google with natural keyword placement
Ghostwriting
Amazing content without demanding any author rights
Landing Pages
For quick conversions, brand/product awareness, and to get more traffic to your landing page
Blog Posts
Short-form and long-form blog posts in any niche or industry with SEO and tone of your choice
Content Strategy
Keyword Research with user intent
In-depth topic research
Outline creation and approval
Editing & Proofreading
Complete grammar check in US or UK tone, plagiarism check, and AI check
Content Repurposing
Convert existing blogs into LinkedIn or other social media posts and newsletters
AI to Human
Convert your AI content into a total human tone with complete fact checks
I Offer more in a budget
I Team with You
At the start of your project, I listen to what you actually want me to do, then I’ll ask questions to clear all the things before proceeding. If you have a team, I’ll collaborate with them as well for a job well done.
I Commit to Your Deadline
If I’ve committed to a date or time to deliver your articles, rest assured, you’ll get them. In some cases, I may even deliver before the deadline.
I Always Do Authentic Research with Accurate Facts: No AI
No scraping from other websites. I learn about your product, the service you offer, or the general topic you want me to cover. Then, I research on multiple platforms and write with 100% fact accuracy. Also, I know what garbage AI spits out, and the pathetic tone it uses, so there is no need to worry about AI-generated content. AI never works in tech or other major niches, and I just don’t use these tools.
Deliverables
Hear from some of my happy clients
Martin Williams
Founder, Early Impact Ltd.
Tauqeer produced daily blog content for my tech blog for around six months. The content was consistently well researched, accurate, and clearly written by humans rather than AI. The quality was excellent, and the articles performed very well in search rankings during the time I owned the site. Tauqeer was reliable, professional, and always met deadlines. I would happily recommend working with him.
Alec Wu
Content Head, CapCut
Tauqeer is an exceptional writer, and not only did he pay extreme attention to our work for the last 4 years, but he also pointed out some mistakes in our content strategy and the content itself, which resulted in higher traffic. This guy is recommended for sure.
Christopher Lin
Owner, Indieworks Ltd.
Tauqeer has been handling the content for our projects in the local services, photography, and other niches. He is doing an amazing job keeping the AI tone and style miles away, and the attention to detail for facts and other things is astonishing. No need to say that he comes highly recommended.
Rehan Farooq
Founder, MarketinGear
I hired Tauqeer to write content for my website filesconverter.io that offers many free, everyday-use online tools, like image format conversion and other stuff. Tauqeer wrote the content with SEO optimization for each tool in the tone I needed, and he nailed it. 5 stars for sure.
Got Questions? I’ve Got Answers.
Are you an expert in writing SaaS and tech content?
Well, there is a reason that even after so many years, I’m still writing for CapCut, Adobe, HitPaw, TikTok, SLR Lounge, and many other small companies. They all trust that I have learned their products and never fail to read about the new updates to add them to future articles. They also know that I never use AI to generate false content. That trust and my hard work are the key to these long collaborations.
What other industries/niches do you offer content writing services for?
I write for many industries or niches, not just tech or SaaS. Photography, business services, consulting, finance, energy, crypto, home improvement, local services, wedding, you name it, and I have written a lot about it. But the difference is that I can adapt to the tone very quickly. For example, words that are related to business won’t fit into photography. So, my goal is always to match the reader’s mindset and speak their language instead of forcing one writing style everywhere.
How do you price your content writing services?
Pricing for each piece depends on the type of content you want me to write, research level, and the scope of the project. For example, the cost of writing a SaaS product guide is a bit higher than a local service page or a photography blog. Also, for long-term projects, I offer discounts, too. The price is set for 1000 words, and if more words are needed, it increases as per word count. It is better to talk to me directly for more details.
How do clients communicate with you during a project?
Communication is very simple. You can reach me through Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, Slack, email, or LinkedIn, depending on which platform you use quite often. There’s a communication bar on the right. Just click on any one of them to chat. These are the same platforms my existing clientele uses, so that the projects move forward without unnecessary delays or confusion.
Which payment methods do you accept?
After we’ve discussed the project and everything is a go, you can pay me through Wise, Skrill, direct bank transfer, or using a service like TapTapSend or Remitly.
Do you have a team of content writers?
Yes, I do have a team. I’ve been working independently for the last two years, and during that time, I conducted more than 1,500 interviews locally. Since I live in Pakistan, most of those interviews were conducted here. A few were conducted abroad as well, like writers from India, and even some from the US and the UK.
After all of that, I only got 7 content writers on my team. The reason is that I have to analyze which writers can write the way I do. If they can’t, they’ll simply fail. Writing style and delivery matter more to me than headcount.
So yes, I do have writers, and I’ve trained them for months at the start. They’ve done an amazing job. Every sentence they write is what I told them. Still, at the end of the day, every single word goes through my eyes before anything is delivered to a client.
Why did you stop working on freelancing platforms?
I have nothing against freelancing platforms, and many beginners earn well using them. The problem is that most of these platforms falsely protect the hirers more than the freelancers. I experienced this firsthand when a fairly new client on Upwork made a false accusation. Without any investigation and without consulting me, they blocked my Top Rated Plus profile, which had earned over 100k on the platform.
I appealed the decision and submitted evidence, but they still sided with the client, even though she was new and was a scammer. They permanently suspended my account and ended all of my active contracts. It was shocking, but something good came out of it, though. Since I had already worked with tech giants for a long time, they trusted me, reached out directly via LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and email, and we started working together again.
Freelancing platforms also charge heavy service fees from both clients and freelancers for every deposit, project submission, and withdrawal. The communication is very slow there as well. But the important bit is that after 15 years of experience, I had to be independent to build my personal brand. That’s exactly what I did. I stepped away from all of these platforms, did the good old marketing, and it’s working way better. I’m happy, and most importantly, my clients are happy.
Do you coach content writing?
Yes, I do coach for content writing. I’ve trained my team of writers because I’ve gone through every phase of Google updates over the last few years and still managed to rank content. Not only that, with the emergence of AI and all the AI check tools writers now have to satisfy after writing content, the whole process has become a mess.
The thing is, if your tone is human, like if you talk like one friend explaining something to another friend, the problem is gone. But professional writing is so deeply embedded in us that we start using those same stiff words in general sentences. Technical terms are different. You cannot change feature names or technical terms in any article, no matter the niche. But general words do not have to be like that. The choice of everyday words and the flow between sentences is the real key. If there is no flow and the sentences are standalone, there goes your reader.
In my experience, 98 percent of writers fail here. They use the same flat, AI-style tone even when they do not use AI tools. Then they get stuck in a miserable cycle of running content through multiple AI checkers, and it still gets flagged because the overall tone is horrible. Then, there are false facts that AI spits out that most writers just don’t care enough to check in detail.
I train my team regularly and also help newcomers write in a more talkative, human way using the words people actually use every day. And, with 100% correct facts. I do charge for this service, which is $1000 for 15-30 days.