Most copywriters aren’t bad at SEO. In fact, many have invested in additional SEO trainings so they can better support their clients.
And most SEO strategists aren’t bad at writing.
They’re just doing different jobs.
And in 2026 when Google is prioritizing clarity, experience, and actually helpful content that difference matters more than ever.
This post isn’t about what anyone should be doing better. It’s about what happens when two specialties work together instead of in silos, and why that’s been a game-changer for the creative businesses we support.
At Priscilla’s core is a therapist who accidentally stumbled into copywriting… and dragged Zach along for the ride to become the infamous “SEO guy.” Together, we take a connection-first approach to every project.
We work with creatives, dreamers who sometimes need a tether (no shame, pointing fingers at myself here 👋), and entrepreneurs who gave a big F-U to the corporate world. Our job? Helping you finally say what you’ve always wanted to say — while spotlighting your story, your method, and your truth in a way no one can ignore.

Gone are the days when “doing it all” was the flex.
(Okay, some corp bros and girl bosses are still out here offering every service imaginable—but you get the idea.)
More and more creatives want to build a team they can grow and evolve with, which means hiring people who are really damn good at one thing.
Copywriting and SEO ask for two veryyyy different kinds of thinking.
Copywriting is about:
SEO is about:
When one person tries to hold all of that at once, something usually gets simplified. A duo lets each skill stay sharp without asking anyone to stretch past their sweet spot.
A lot of websites are built like this: “Let’s get the copy done… and then we’ll see what we can do for SEO.”
Nothing wrong with that…it’s just not ideal.
When copy and SEO are in the room at the same time:
Everything feels more intentional because it is.
One of the sneakiest pain points for business owners:
A duo removes that friction.
Strategy, language, and structure are aligned before anything ever hits your site.
Before we start any project, SEO Guy (Zach) builds out an extensive keyword bank and meta data for each page. That becomes the backbone of the copy I’m writing—so I know exactly what the primary focus is, what supports it, and how the page should function.
That means I can:
…and still get an A+ from Miss Google.
Less back-and-forth. Less confusion. A hell of a lot more momentum.
This one matters a lot to creatives.
SEO has a reputation for flattening personality. Not because SEO requires it, but because it’s often layered on after the fact.
Ie. plugging in keywords where it makes the most sense after the copy has been written.
When copy and SEO are built together:
You don’t sound like a robot
You sound like you, just a whole lot easier to find. SLAY 💅🏼
A blog post isn’t just a blog post.
A service page isn’t just a service page.
When SEO and copy are aligned, content becomes:
That’s how content compounds instead of quietly aging out.
One of the best parts of working as a duo?
We can be honest about what SEO does and what it doesn’t do.
That means:
Just steady, sustainable visibility that supports real business goals over time.
Instead of:
You get: one shared plan, a single direction, and fewer rewrites
It’s not faster because corners are cut. It’s faster because the work is aligned from the start.
This is the part that often gets missed.
Hiring a copywriter and SEO duo isn’t about:
It’s about building a foundation where:
There’s nothing wrong with hiring a copywriter. And there’s nothing wrong with hiring an SEO specialist.
But if you’ve ever felt like:
That’s where a duo can make things feel… easier.
More supported.
More cohesive.
And wayyy more sustainable.
At Kinfolk Creative, this is exactly why we work as a copywriter and SEO duo. Not because it’s flashy but because it removes friction, protects voice, and builds visibility in a way that actually lasts.
If that approach resonates, you already know where to find us. Make the first move here.
