Taking on new clients SEO writer for software & AI tool companies

SEO articles for software and AI tools written after I've used the product

Roundups, comparisons and how-tos for content teams who'd rather edit than rewrite. 96 articles for FlipHTML5 and Mango Animate since April 2025.

Rehan Jamshed

My work has been published on

  • FlipHTML5
  • Mango Animate
  • Medium

Proof of work

96articles commissioned by FlipHTML5 and Mango Animate
31Medium posts under my own name in 2026
5.0average from 366 Fiverr reviews
2019writing for clients since

I use the tool. Then I write about it.

A lot of roundups are rewritten from whatever already ranks, and readers can tell. Before I write about a tool, I open it, try the features the article will mention and note where it falls short.

That's how my Medium tests work: the same prompt across five tools, or the same image through four edits of rising difficulty, with screenshots of what actually happened.

The goal is a draft your editor can publish, not rescue.

A real example

How I open a piece

The first three paragraphs of my Medium editing test, with a note on what each one is doing.

AI image editing is useful when you want to change an existing image without starting over. But making the requested change is only half the challenge. An AI image editor also needs to preserve everything you didn’t ask it to touch.

Opens on the reader's problem. The product isn't named until the next paragraph.

A new hairstyle can alter the face. A background change can affect lighting and composition. An added object can shift position between generations. So, for this AI image editing test, I wanted to find out how well Tsubaki.3 handles increasingly complex edits while preserving the original image.

Short, concrete examples before the method, so readers see the risk in their own work.

The real question was: can it make the requested change while leaving everything else alone?

Sets the bar for the whole test before the first screenshot.

What clients say

5.0 average from 366 reviews on Fiverr, 359 of them five stars Read them all
Fiverr review, SEO writing
Rehan delivered a well-crafted, SEO-friendly blog post that really resonated with the mission of my app. He took the time to understand the audience and wrote with empathy, clarity, and purpose.
conuigboFiverr client, United States
Fiverr review, SEO writing
His proactive communication made the process smooth, and the final content was polished, engaging, and ready to use.
b_dorinelFiverr client, United Kingdom
Fiverr review, SEO writing
He works exceptionally well to the brief that we set and completed the work on time. I would highly recommend him.
perfectlayou695Fiverr client, United Kingdom
Fiverr review, SEO writing
Rehan is always a pleasure to work with. He's our go-to freelancer for blog content and was very adaptable to the changes I requested during the first feedback loop in our series.
davinhio1909Fiverr client, Spain
Fiverr review, SEO writing
Exceptional work with deep research on the topic. The quality of the content exceeded my expectations.
soloborFiverr client, Ukraine
Selected work

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Live articles for FlipHTML5 and Mango Animate (ghostwritten) and my own posts on Medium.

How we work together

  1. The brief

    Send the keyword, a link to the product and who the article is for. No brief yet? We'll sort one out on a short call.

  2. The research

    I check what already ranks, use the product and note what those pages miss.

  3. The draft

    One clean Google Doc with headings, a meta title and a meta description, ready to paste into your CMS.

  4. Revisions

    Tell me what to change and I'll change it. Revisions are included.

Worth knowing first

We'll work well together if this sounds like you

I'd rather be upfront about who gets the most out of working with me, and who doesn't.

We'll get along

This is you if...

  • You sell software or an AI tool, and your blog is how people find you.
  • You want roundups and comparisons that name real features, not vague praise.
  • You'd rather review a finished draft than rewrite one.
Probably not for you

This isn't you if...

  • You need dozens of posts a week at the lowest possible rate.
  • You want someone to tidy up AI drafts.
  • You want guaranteed rankings. Nobody honest promises those.
Pricing

Simple pricing

Every article gets a fixed quote before I start, so there are no surprises on the invoice.

Single article Best for teams testing a new writer
$80 / article and up

For a one-off roundup, comparison or how-to. The final price depends on length and how much testing the topic needs.

  • Keyword and search results checked first
  • Hands-on research in the product
  • Meta title and meta description included
  • Revisions included
Book a call →
Monthly batch Best for teams publishing every week
Custom quote

Publishing every week? Send me the plan and I'll quote the whole batch in one go.

  • Everything in a single article
  • One writer across your whole content plan
  • One quote for the month, not one per article
Email me the plan →

Pay per article, or send a monthly plan for one quote.

About me

Hi, I'm Rehan

I'm a writer based in Lahore, Pakistan. I've been writing for clients in the US, UK and Europe since 2019, and these days most of it is about software.

I also run paid ads and SEO for brands (that side lives at rehanjamshed.com), so I write with the click and the sale in mind, not just the ranking.

Outside software, I write a lot about mental health and wellness. That's where 250 of my Fiverr reviews came from.

Questions you might have

Why is most of your work under someone else's name?

Software companies usually publish under their own brand or an in-house author. That's normal for ghostwriting. Everything in the work section is live, and the order history backs it up.

Do you only write about software?

Mostly, yes. I've also written plenty on mental health and wellness, plus service and area pages for UK home-service businesses.

What do you need from me to start?

The target keyword, a link to the product and who the article is for. If you don't have a brief yet, we'll put one together on a call.

How does pricing work?

Articles start at $80. You get a fixed quote before I start, based on length and how much testing the topic needs.

Tell me about your next piece

Send the topic and the keyword, or book a short call. I usually reply within 24 hours.