Content · 100% human

Content writing services: copy, design and video made 100% by people

Our content writing services are 100% human: writers, editors, designers and video producers create what your brand publishes from first draft to final cut, with no generative AI in the creation of any piece. For brands that need their own voice and content they can put their name on.

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1,000+ investor-education pieces since 2017 · Davivienda
Quick answer

What do DataLab's 100% human content writing services include?

DataLab's human content writing services cover website copy, B2B articles, guides, scripts, design and video created by people, with no generative AI in the creation of any piece. Every asset is reviewed before your approval and structured to rank on Google and be cited by AI engines.

The problem

Problems we solve

✕ 01

Copy that sounds like everyone else

Generic copy reads the same everywhere. If your brand says what competitors say, in the same words, nobody remembers it and no one cites it.

✕ 02

Topics with no room for error

Finance, health and financial education demand accuracy, sources and accountability. One badly explained figure costs trust and can draw a regulator's attention.

✕ 03

Stakeholders want human authorship

Your board, your legal team or your customers want to know who wrote what you publish and with what judgment, not just which tool produced it.

✕ 04

Content with no plan behind it

Publishing for the sake of it doesn't rank. Without a calendar, real questions and KPIs, content becomes a cost that's hard to defend.

What's included

What you get with 100% human content

  1. Editorial strategy and voice guide

    A voice and style guide for your brand, plus topics prioritized by search volume, real customer questions and industry dates in a monthly calendar you approve.

  2. Website content writing

    Our website content writing services cover home, service and landing page copy written by people, with a direct answer up top, sourced claims and a structure built for Google and AI engines.

  3. B2B articles, guides and thought leadership

    Long-form articles, buyer guides, FAQs and executive bylines that show what your company knows, written from interviews and documented sources.

  4. Scripts and expert interviews

    Video and podcast scripts plus interviews with your spokespeople or specialists, so what gets published reflects your team's expertise.

  5. Human-made design and infographics

    Graphics, carousels, illustrations and infographics designed by people, with no image generators, on a visual system built for your brand.

  6. Photo and video directed by people

    Shoots with your team under our remote direction or, when the project needs it, an on-site shoot scoped in the proposal; editing, captions and sound by our team.

  7. Editorial and fact review

    Before it reaches you, every piece is reviewed: grammar, tone, brand fit and figures checked against their sources. Then it goes to you for approval.

  8. Performance report

    Traffic, rankings, AI citations and conversions per piece, so next month's editorial plan is based on data.

How we work

How we work: 100% human content, step by step

  1. Weeks 1–2

    Brief and brand interview

    We learn your business, your spokespeople, your legal or compliance constraints and what you already publish, and we review what competitors are doing.

  2. Weeks 2–3

    Voice guide and topic map

    We define how your brand sounds and prioritize topics by search demand, customer questions and what AI engines cite today.

  3. Weeks 3–4

    Team and sources

    We set up the team the plan calls for—writing, design and video—and, when the subject calls for it, we schedule interviews with your experts and gather official sources.

  4. Month 2 onward

    Writing, design and review

    Work in Scrum sprints: a draft made by people, a style and fact review, any legal or compliance check your industry requires, and your approval before anything goes live.

  5. Monthly

    Measure and adjust

    A report on what ranks, what AI engines cite and what converts. Next month's calendar is adjusted with that data.

Stage timings are estimates: your project's schedule is set in the proposal.

Case studies

Editorial content for banking, investing and fintech

See case studies

1,000+educational pieces on Mis Finanzas para Invertir since 2017DaviviendaDataLab has run Davivienda's financial education on social media and content hubs on a monthly retainer for 8 to 10 years. In 2023, Mis Finanzas en Casa reached 1,298,722 people with zero ad spend; in 2021, Mis Finanzas para Invertir was already past 400,000 organic visits a year.
100,000site visits a month (2021)Ideas de InversiónWith DataLab managing its content, investment portal Ideas de Inversión logged 100,000 site visits a month and nearly 4 million in reach, backed by 54,000+ Facebook fans and 257,000 Twitter followers. These are the figures DataLab published in 2021, with the site and social media working as one system.
Colombia FintechDataLab has supported Colombia Fintech's communications strategy for 4 years. The trade association brings together 250+ companies in Colombia's financial innovation ecosystem, and our work turns industry figures and technical topics into clear messages for members, decision-makers and the general public.
Why DataLab

What sets us apart

Platforms and tools

  • Google Search Console
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Peec AI
  • WordPress

A proven editorial track record

Davivienda's investing education portal was born at DataLab: more than 1,000 pieces since 2017 and, by 2021, over 400,000 organic visits a year.

Ten years of writing about money

Financial education, investing, fintech and capital markets: topics where accuracy isn't optional, written for a bank, investment portals and an industry association.

Nearshore, on your working hours

Our writers and editors work from Colombia on hours that overlap with the US workday, so interviews with your experts, reviews and feedback happen while your team is online.

Written for Google and for AI

Human-written doesn't mean invisible: we apply an SEO, GEO and AEO standard—direct answers, sourced data and validated schema—so Google, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can find and cite you.

Engagement models

Ways to engage and how pricing works

Monthly editorial plan

A fixed number of articles, assets and videos each month, with a calendar, production, publishing and monthly reporting.

Editorial project

A content hub, a guide, a video series or a launch, with scope, deliverables and dates locked in from day one.

Blended program

Flagship pieces written 100% by people plus adaptations and volume on the AI-assisted content track, under one contract and one team.

What drives the cost?

Every proposal is built around your goals, scope and timeline. We send you a detailed quote at no cost.

  • Monthly mix and volume: long-form articles, guides, website pages, carousels or video.
  • Research depth and the number of interviews with experts or spokespeople.
  • Photo and video production level: your own footage, remotely directed shoots or an on-site shoot.
  • Legal or compliance reviews your industry requires.
  • Languages and adaptations by market, platform or format.
  • Calendar lead time: 100% human work needs more time for research, writing and review.

Human content writing services: what 100% human means

On this track, every piece is created by a person: writers write the copy, our editorial team writes the scripts, designers make the graphics and illustrations, and our production team directs and edits the photo and video. We don't use text, image or video generators to create anything. It's the right choice for brands that need human authorship, their own voice and editorial judgment, or that work in regulated or sensitive areas like finance, health or financial education.

What it doesn't mean: the promise belongs to this track, not to every tool in the company. We use tools like Google Search Console, GA4 and Peec AI to measure rankings, traffic and AI citations, and project software to run the work. And when a project needs more volume or speed, our AI-assisted content track exists for exactly that: you choose which track fits each project or type of piece.

Human-written or AI-assisted content: how to choose

The question isn't whether AI is good or bad; it's what each piece needs. An article explaining how to invest, a script in your CEO's voice or a piece on a health topic calls for authorship and editorial accountability. A hundred variations of a seasonal banner call for speed. Many brands use both: flagship pieces written by people and adaptations produced with AI assistance.

The same applies to your social media: day-to-day posts can run on either track. The table sums up what changes between them, so you can decide on substance rather than hype.

When each content track fits
If your piece needs…100% human contentAI-assisted content
Authorship and a distinct voiceYes: every piece is created by a person, in a defined voiceAn editor protects the voice, working from assisted drafts
Regulated or sensitive topicsRecommended: research, sources and the review your industry requiresOnly with strict human review
Volume and variationsLimited by the team's hoursIts main strength: adaptations in minutes with Krea.ia
TurnaroundLonger lead timesShorter cycles
ApprovalPeople: editor, creative direction and youPeople: editor, creative direction and you

Proof: editorial programs that kept ranking for years

Mis Finanzas para Invertir, Davivienda's investing education portal, was born at DataLab. Since 2017 we have produced more than 1,000 pieces—infographics, videos, articles and interviews—and by 2021 the portal was drawing over 400,000 organic visits a year, with annual growth above 100%. For Mis Finanzas para mi Negocio, Davivienda's portal for small merchants, we produced more than 250 pieces, and it grew 341% during 2020.

For Ideas de Inversión, the portal logged 100,000 site visits a month, according to figures published in 2021, and we have supported the communications strategy of Colombia Fintech for 4 years, turning technical industry topics into clear messages. Much of this work predates the mainstream arrival of generative AI: it shows what a human team achieves with consistency, sources and measurement.

B2B content writing services from a nearshore team

For B2B companies, content has to explain complex products to buyers who compare carefully before they sign. Our nearshore team in Colombia works on hours that overlap with the US workday, under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system, and writes from interviews with your experts rather than from a summary of what already ranks. Spanish-language content for Latin American markets is our home turf, and languages are scoped in every proposal.

Every piece ships to the standard of our SEO, GEO and AEO team: a 40–60 word direct answer up top, sourced and dated figures, tables or lists where they help, FAQ schema and a visible author. That way Google can rank you, featured snippets and AI Overviews can use you as the answer, and assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can cite you. It's the backbone of any content marketing program that works.

Frequently asked questions

100% human content: frequently asked questions

01

How do I know the content is 100% human?

Because that's what this track is: pieces on the 100% human track are created by people—writers, designers, photographers and video producers—with no generative AI in their creation. We work in Scrum sprints, so you see progress at every delivery and approve each piece before it's published. Volume with AI goes on the other track.

02

Do you use AI anywhere in the process?

Not in creating the pieces on this track: copy, scripts, design, photo and video are made by people. We do use measurement and project tools, such as Google Search Console, GA4 and Peec AI, to see what ranks and what AI engines cite. If you need more volume, AI-assisted content is a separate track of its own.

03

When does human-written content make sense?

When a piece needs authorship and a distinct voice, when it covers regulated or sensitive topics like finance, health or financial education, or when your board, legal team or customers want to know who wrote what you publish. It also fits flagship pieces: your industry's go-to guide, your CEO's byline or your brand video.

04

Does human-written content rank better on Google?

Google doesn't reward or penalize the tool; it rewards content that's helpful, trustworthy and written from experience. That's where human writing has the edge: interviews with experts, original judgment and verified facts, which are the signals Google describes in its guidelines and the ones AI engines look for when they choose a source to cite.

05

Is it more expensive than AI-assisted content?

For the same volume, usually yes, because it takes more hours of research, writing, design and review. Pricing depends on the content mix, research depth, photo and video production level and any compliance reviews. Many brands combine both tracks: flagship pieces written by people and volume produced with AI assistance.

06

Who writes for my brand?

People on the DataLab team, which brings together more than 60 specialists in marketing, web development and staffing: writers and, depending on the plan, designers, photographers and video producers. When the subject is technical, we interview your experts or spokespeople, so what you publish reflects your company's knowledge rather than a summary of what's already online.

07

Can you write Spanish-language content for Latin American markets?

Yes. DataLab is based in Bogotá, Colombia, with a presence in Mexico, Peru, Chile and the United States, so Spanish-language content for Latin American audiences is everyday work for us, from financial education portals to fintech communications. Languages and market adaptations are scoped in each proposal.

08

Who owns the copy, photos and videos?

Ownership of the copy, graphics, photos and videos, and the non-disclosure agreement (NDA), are set out in writing in the proposal or contract; your accounts and their data belong to your company. DataLab handles personal data under Colombia's data protection law (Law 1581 of 2012) during the engagement and after it ends.

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Let's talk

Make your brand sound like itself

Tell us what you need to publish and we'll propose the editorial calendar, the writing team and the KPIs for your first three months.

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