It behooves businesses and publications to find writers to write in a loose and free-spirited manner –as that does not interfere with SEO optimization (using SEMrush can go a long way in preventing keyword stuffing while helping greatly with ranking highly on Google.) The dozens of examples of high-ranking content pieces, blogs, editorials, and copy that I have achieved are a testament to this fact. Furthermore, with proper formatting (H1, H2, H3, etc.), search engines favor good prose –prose with naturally good grammar and poise—above all else. Often, keyword research is unnecessary –if you are writing on an original topic, SEO-optimizing keywords arise organically. 

In other words, search engines favor articles with unique styles applied to original content and copy ideas. Unfortunately, most businesses falter online because this is not taken heed of. Still, instead, the SEO nomenclature dictates that keyword stuffing is an optimal method, which necessarily leads to poorly written content and copy. 

In both cases, these are the core competencies I bring to the table as a content writer and a copywriter, in addition to the ability to apply them to essentially any topic. I've written dozens of SEO-optimized articles, guides, blogs, pages of copy, editorials, essays, white papers, and more on philosophy, science, health and wellness, politics, culture, news, medicine, mental health, relationships, technology, business, and the future of work. Being an academic has made it easy for me to delve deeply into any topic and to write with substantiveness on them.