Service · Technical content writing
Technical content writing for water and environmental topics
Articles, web pages and explainers written by someone who has done the fieldwork, the water-quality analysis and the GIS — so the technical details are right before the copy is polished.
Formats
Articles & explainers
Blog posts, technical explainers and guides on water quality, wastewater, rivers, GIS and environmental technology.
Website & product copy
Service pages, product and application descriptions, and landing pages that stay accurate and readable.
Case studies & LinkedIn
Project summaries, case studies, newsletters and LinkedIn posts that present technical work to a wider audience.
What you can expect
- Correct terminology — WQI, BOD/COD, p.e., LAWA-OS, LULC — used the way specialists use it.
- Claims checked against sources, with references where they help the reader.
- Structure and on-page SEO built in from the outline, not added afterwards.
- Clear writing for non-specialist readers without dumbing the subject down.
- Awareness of the German and EU context, from DWA guidance to EU water legislation.
Process
- Brief: topic, audience, goal, length and deadline.
- Research: sources, data sheets, search demand and competing pages.
- Outline for your approval.
- Draft with on-page SEO (title, meta description, headings, internal links).
- Revision round and final delivery in your preferred format.
Background
I have written for international clients since 2019 — web, blog and social content as part of more than 130 freelance projects — and I am the author or co-author of six peer-reviewed publications on water and environmental topics. Examples of my general SEO writing are in the articles section.
Content & SEO
Have a technical topic that needs to be found?
Tell me what you’d like to publish, who it is for and when you need it. I’ll reply with questions, an approach and an estimate.