Sixty pages per month is the volume at which manual in-house publishing becomes operationally unworkable for most recruitment marketing teams without dedicated resource. Fourteen to fifteen pages per week published with correct schema, internal links, and URL structure across two cluster architectures requires either full-time dedicated resource or a publication process most teams cannot sustain alongside other responsibilities.
At 60 pages per month, unpublished pages represent a significant wasted investment. Inconsistent publication disrupts Google's crawl cadence, delaying indexation of new pages and reducing the internal link authority that accumulates when pages publish in a structured sequence. On the loaded tier, Kaizen SEO publishes pages on a consistent daily schedule across both cluster architectures, with each page cross-checked for internal link consistency before publication.
What does Kaizen SEO do when loading 60 pages to a recruitment CMS each month?
Kaizen SEO applies the correct URL slug, H1, H2, and H3 structure, meta title and description within character limits, FAQPage schema JSON-LD, internal links to the relevant sector pillar and at least two supporting pages in the same cluster, and image alt text to every page. At 60 pages per month, each page is also cross-checked for internal link consistency across both cluster architectures to prevent cross-cluster link contamination. Kaizen SEO manages split CMS setups where different content types publish to different platforms under the same engagement at no additional cost.
What is the difference between the 60-page delivered and 60-page loaded tiers?
The delivered tier at £199/mo sends every page as an editable document. Your team reviews and publishes to your CMS. The loaded tier at £299/mo removes the publishing step entirely. Kaizen SEO publishes each page with schema, internal links, and meta data in place across both cluster architectures. The underlying page quality and content brief are identical. The difference is operational only.
Can I review pages before they go live on the 60-page loaded tier?
Yes. Agencies who want editorial sign-off receive pages for review 48 hours before the scheduled publication date. Kaizen SEO holds publication until approval is received. Agencies who do not require editorial review can opt for direct publication, which maintains the fastest possible publishing cadence across both clusters and maximises the consistency of Google's crawl signal.