Approval mode, as a done-for-you service
Your blog, written,
fact‑checked, and
published for you.
From ₹4,299 a monthFrom $49 a month · GST includedbilled in USD
8 to 16 posts a month, every statistic checked against a source, published to your WordPress, Shopify, or Webflow site only after you approve it.
No setup fee · No contract · Cancel anytime
8
posts a month on Starter
100%
of factual claims checked against a source
0
posts published without your approval
₹4,299$49
starting price, GST included, billed in USD
The problem
Every way of getting a blog written has a catch
Agency retainers you can't measure
₹25,000+ a monthA monthly retainer buys strategy calls and a calendar — and a report from their dashboard, not your data.
Writing it yourself takes 8-12 hours a post
Research, drafting, sourcing, formatting, publishing. That is a working day per post you don't have.
Freelancers are inconsistent
Quality and schedule depend on one person's week. Every handover restarts the learning curve on your business.
You don't know what's worth writing
Topics that feel important are often already answered by page one — nothing new to add, no reason to rank. Guessing wastes the whole post.
What it costs elsewhere
The same work, four ways to buy it
Content agency
₹25,000-75,000A retainer /mo
In-house writer
₹22,000A salary /mo
Freelance writer
₹3,500-8,000Per-post fees /post
BloggerClinic
₹4,299$49 /mo
The honest trade: we publish fewer posts than the cheap services, on purpose. Volume of thin pages is what triggers Google's scaled content abuse policy.
Why it compounds
Why a blog beats renting attention
You own the content
Every post is an asset on your domain. Ads are rented attention that stops the day you stop paying.
Organic clicks cost nothing per visit
A ranking post brings visitors without a per-click bill. Ad traffic is billed on every single click, forever.
Posts keep working after publication
A published post can keep collecting search impressions long after the writing is paid for. No timeline promised — your Search Console shows you what is actually happening.
Your time comes back
The 8-12 hours a post you were spending go back into the business. Your only job here is approving topics and drafts.
Coverage builds authority
Clustered posts that answer related questions build topical depth a single page can't - that is why we propose topics in clusters, with one pillar each.
Every claim survives scrutiny
Fact-checked posts with cited sources are the kind of content that holds up — to readers, and to whatever Google ships next.
Process
Five steps, one of them yours
Fully-automated blogging is the thing we deliberately don't sell: automation without approval is how sites get penalised.
Industries
Written for your industry, not adapted to it
Blogs that answer buying questions, not filler
Product-adjacent content that captures comparison and how-to searches your category pages never will.
More on e-commerce blogging- best [product] under [price]
- [product A] vs [product B]
- how to choose a [product category]
- [product] size guide
- is [material/brand] worth it
- “Best office chairs under ₹15,000: what actually matters”
- “Cotton vs bamboo bedsheets for Indian summers”
Healthcare, Legal, and CA practices: human-reviewed track
Health, legal, and financial content is held to a stricter standard, by Google and by us. These sites get a named human reviewer on every post and can never be auto-published. It is a conversation, not a self-serve signup.
Pricing
One price, everything included
GST-inclusive, cancelBilled in USD, cancel any time, annual pays for ten months — no setup fee and no contract.
₹4,299$49 /mo
10 posts · ₹430 per post · GST incl. · billed in USD
- 10 blog posts written for you every month
- 1 website
- Topics your customers search for — including the gaps competitors leave
- Every post fact-checked, quality-checked, and yours to approve before it goes live
- Topic clusters, internal links, and optional auto-publish — all included
₹8,499$99 /mo
30 posts · ₹283 per post · GST incl. · billed in USD
- 30 blog posts every month
- 1 website
- Topics your customers search for — including the gaps competitors leave
- Every post fact-checked, quality-checked, and yours to approve before it goes live
- Topic clusters, internal links, and optional auto-publish — all included
₹16,999$199 /mo
60 posts · ₹283 per post · GST incl. · billed in USD
- 60 blog posts every month
- Up to 3 websites
- A banner image for every post
- Topics your customers search for — including the gaps competitors leave
- Every post fact-checked, quality-checked, and yours to approve before it goes live
Annual billing: pay for 10 months, get 12. Results shown on this page will only ever come from the client's own Search Console — never from numbers we produce.
Not ready to buy? Run the free audit first — it shows you what needs fixing, no card and no call. Prefer to do it yourself? The skill files start at $39, one-time.start at ₹3,499 one-time.
Compare the plans
- Blog posts a month
- 10
- Websites
- 1
- Finds the topics your customers search for
- Every post fact-checked against sources
- Quality-checked before it ships
- You approve every post before it publishes
- Publishes to WordPress / Shopify / Webflow
- Finds gaps your competitors leave
- Plans posts in groups so they rank together
- Automatic links between your posts
- Optional auto-publish (your choice)
- A banner image for every post
- —
- Monthly Google traffic report
- Price, GST incl., billed in USD
- ₹4,299 /mo$49 /mo
- Blog posts a month
- 30
- Websites
- 1
- Finds the topics your customers search for
- Every post fact-checked against sources
- Quality-checked before it ships
- You approve every post before it publishes
- Publishes to WordPress / Shopify / Webflow
- Finds gaps your competitors leave
- Plans posts in groups so they rank together
- Automatic links between your posts
- Optional auto-publish (your choice)
- A banner image for every post
- —
- Monthly Google traffic report
- Price, GST incl., billed in USD
- ₹8,499 /mo$99 /mo
- Blog posts a month
- 60
- Websites
- 3
- Finds the topics your customers search for
- Every post fact-checked against sources
- Quality-checked before it ships
- You approve every post before it publishes
- Publishes to WordPress / Shopify / Webflow
- Finds gaps your competitors leave
- Plans posts in groups so they rank together
- Automatic links between your posts
- Optional auto-publish (your choice)
- A banner image for every post
- Monthly Google traffic report
- Price, GST incl., billed in USD
- ₹16,999 /mo$199 /mo
| Feature | Starter | Growth | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blog posts a month | 10 | 30 | 60 |
| Websites | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| Finds the topics your customers search for | |||
| Every post fact-checked against sources | |||
| Quality-checked before it ships | |||
| You approve every post before it publishes | |||
| Publishes to WordPress / Shopify / Webflow | |||
| Finds gaps your competitors leave | |||
| Plans posts in groups so they rank together | |||
| Automatic links between your posts | |||
| Optional auto-publish (your choice) | |||
| A banner image for every post | — | — | |
| Monthly Google traffic report | |||
| Price, GST incl., billed in USD | ₹4,299 /mo$49 /mo | ₹8,499 /mo$99 /mo | ₹16,999 /mo$199 /mo |
A real example
One post, end to end
From our own blog, produced by our own pipeline — every number below is real.
Keyword: is it easier to get a personal loan or debt consolidation loan
Is It Easier to Get a Personal Loan or Debt Consolidation Loan in 2026? The Underwriting Sequence That Changes Outcomes
Most borrowers ask the wrong question. "Which is easier to get?" sends you down a comparison rabbit hole that ends with the same answer you already knew: it depends on your credit score. What actually determines whether your application gets approved — and at what rate — is something the comparison articles skip entirely: the internal sequence lenders use to evaluate your file changes depending on which loan type you apply for, and that sequence has measurable consequences for borderline applicants. This piece covers that sequence in detail: how underwriters build your file differently for each loan type, what triggers manual review, where the post-consolidation DTI calculation creates a genuine mechanical advantage, and what the direct payoff timing means for your credit report in the 30 days after closing. These are the operational specifics that determine outcomes, not the surface-level "which has lower rates" framing that dominates search results. --- When you apply for a general personal loan, the lender's underwriting system starts with a blank-purpose file. It verifies your identity, pulls your credit report, calculates your current DTI, and prices the loan based on your risk tier. The stated use of funds — "home improvement," "medical bills," "other" — is logged but rarely verified. The underwriter is pricing risk against your profile alone. When you apply for a debt consolidation loan, a second data layer gets added immediately: the debt schedule. You're required to list the accounts you're consolidating — creditor names, account numbers, current balances, and current minimum payments. The lender doesn't just verify that you exist and can repay. It cross-references those accounts against your credit report to confirm they're real, current, and match what you've disclosed. This matters for three reasons most borrowers never see: 1. Discrepancies trigger manual review. If you list a $4,200 balance on a Citi card and the credit report shows $5,100, that gap goes to a human underwriter. Manual review slows the process and introduces subjectivity. Automated approvals are faster and more consistent. For consolidation loans, the accuracy of your debt schedule directly affects whether you stay in the automated pipeline. 2. The debt schedule creates a verification burden that personal loans don't have. This is the real reason consolidation loans sometimes take five to ten days longer to fund than personal loans — not just creditor communication delays, but the internal reconciliation step that happens before disbursement is authorized. 3. …
Read it live, where it publishedFact-check
25 claims checked
0 unsupported — anything above zero blocks publishing.
- https://www.myfico.com/credit-education/credit-reports/credit-checks-and-inquiries
Distinctiveness
81/100gate at 60
angle_novelty 22/25: None of the 10 SERP results frame the comparison through the lens of internal underwriting sequences, debt schedule verification steps, or how the automated vs. manual review pipeline differs by loan type. SERP results uniformly use a surface-level 'which is better for you' or 'how are they similar/different' framing. The post-consolidation DTI calculation as a mechanical approval lever for borderline borrowers does not appear in any ranking page.
unique_information 20/25: The article contains specific worked examples (the $5,200 income / 46% to 40.9% DTI scenario), the five-step direct payoff timing sequence with specific day ranges, the FICO inquiry coding distinction between loan types, the 560-580 credit union floor with compensating factors, and the debt schedule reconciliation checklist. None of these specifics appear in the SERP results, which stay at the level of general definitions and broad rate comparisons.
Published
https://blog.bankministry.com/?p=228
Live since 2026-09-01, submitted to search engines via IndexNow.
Questions
Fair questions
Is the content plagiarised or just spun?
No. Every draft is scored 0–100 for distinctiveness against the pages currently ranking for its keyword and your own already-published posts. It has to clear 60 to pass; below that it's reworked automatically. Thin, spun, interchangeable copy is exactly what that gate is built to catch — and it's what Google's scaled-content-abuse policy penalises. You see the score and the closest existing pages on every post.
Will it be factually wrong?
Every factual claim is pulled out and given a verdict — supported, needs a source, unsupported, contradicted, or uncertain — each with the sources it was checked against. Any unsupported or contradicted claim blocks publishing: it's cut or flagged before you ever see the draft. The full claim-by-claim report ships with the post, so you can click through and check it yourself. On finance topics, quoted EMI, rate and payment figures are recomputed too.
Will Google penalise AI content?
Google's stated position is that appropriate use of AI is fine; what's penalised is content made mainly to manipulate rankings — thin pages published at scale (the scaled-content-abuse policy). We deliberately publish fewer, distinct, fact-checked posts, gate out the thin ones, and you approve each one. We don't guarantee rankings — you verify results in your own Search Console, not our charts.
Do I have to change my CMS?
No. We publish into the site you already run — WordPress, Shopify or Webflow — using a scoped credential you generate and can revoke anytime. No migration, no plugin installs, no theme edits. If your platform isn't one of those, you get clean, download-ready files for any CMS.
Can I review everything before it goes live?
Yes. Nothing publishes without your approval — every draft waits in your dashboard, where you can edit it, request a rewrite, or reject it with a reason. Auto-publish is off by default and opt-in per site; health, legal and financial topics can never auto-publish, and that's enforced in the database, not just the interface.
Does BloggerClinic guarantee Google rankings?
No. No legitimate platform can guarantee rankings. BloggerClinic executes the content work and keeps improving based on performance — which you verify in your own Search Console. Any provider promising guaranteed results is misleading you.
How fast will I rank?
Indexing takes days. Ranking takes months and depends on your domain history, your competition, and your site's health. We will not promise a timeline. Your monthly report shows Search Console movement so you can judge progress with your own data.
Who owns the content?
You do. Every article published to your site, and every draft in your dashboard, is yours. If you cancel, everything already delivered stays with you.
What happens if an article is still wrong?
The fact-check report surfaces errors before publishing, but if something wrong still gets through, we correct and republish it at no cost.
What happens if I don't approve a post?
It stays in your dashboard as a draft, forever if you like. You can edit it inline, request one targeted rewrite, or reject it with a reason — rejected posts return the topic to your pool and refund the quota slot. Nothing is ever published from silence.
How does publishing work on my CMS?
WordPress via the REST API with an application password, Shopify via a custom app token, Webflow via the CMS API. Manual sites get clean downloadable files. Credentials are stored encrypted and are never shown again after setup — and you can also choose 'push as CMS draft' so the final publish button stays inside your CMS.
How does cancellation work?
Cancel from the dashboard, effective at the end of the paid period. No calls, no retention flow, no fees. Posts already delivered are yours; drafts in review stay downloadable.
What happens to my content if I leave?
Nothing — it is on YOUR site and it stays there. Drafts and reports in the dashboard stay exportable. We don't hold content hostage; it was never ours.
Ready when you are
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