Firmus Media is a content marketing agency in Athens, writing articles, website copy and guides for businesses across Greece. Every piece starts from what your buyers search for and what already ranks, is written for a person rather than a keyword count, and ends with a clear next step, because content that gets read but never leads anywhere is a cost, not an asset.

We map the questions your buyers ask at each stage, from the first search to the shortlist, and agree which pieces to write and in what order, so every article has a reason to exist and a page to send its readers to.
Every keyword we propose has been checked for real monthly searches and difficulty, and we read the pages that rank for it today, so we know what Google already rewards and what those pages still leave out.
We explain things the way you would to a client across the table, with examples from your market, and only then check titles, headings and links. Every article on our own blog is produced this way.
Short definitions, a direct answer under each question and facts with their source make a page easy for Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity to cite, which our SEO team builds into every piece.
An article becomes a LinkedIn post, a newsletter section and a set of graphics with our social media team, so the research behind it is paid for once and works across the channels you already use.
We follow each piece in Search Console and GA4, from searches and clicks to the forms and calls it leads to, then update what sits just below page one and retire what no longer earns its place.

We start from your services, your buyers and the questions your sales team hears every week, check each topic against search data and the pages that rank, then write a brief that fixes the reader, the angle, the headings and the next step before anyone writes a word.
We learn how you talk to clients, what you never claim and which words your market uses, then write each piece natively in English or Greek rather than translating it, since a translated headline is rarely the phrase anyone actually searches for.
Every draft is scored against a checklist covering accuracy, sources, search intent, title and description length, links and readability, and it reaches you only once it passes, so your review can be about substance rather than typos.
Nothing goes live without your OK. You see the finished piece with its title, meta description, images and links in place, so you approve exactly what your readers and Google will see.
We publish on your WordPress site, or hand you a ready-to-paste file, with structured data, image alt text and links to related pages, so readers and Google always have a next page to go to.
Rankings move, competitors publish and facts age, so we check how each piece performs, refresh what slips or stalls just short of page one, and link new articles to your service pages so blog traffic has a path to an enquiry.


Nothing goes live without your OK. You see the finished piece with its title, meta description, images and links in place, so you approve exactly what your readers and Google will see.
We publish on your WordPress site, or hand you a ready-to-paste file, with structured data, image alt text and links to related pages, so readers and Google always have a next page to go to.
Rankings move, competitors publish and facts age, so we check how each piece performs, refresh what slips or stalls just short of page one, and link new articles to your service pages so blog traffic has a path to an enquiry.

A content marketing agency plans, writes, publishes and measures content that brings the right people to your website and moves them closer to contacting you. In practice that means researching what your buyers search for, agreeing a content plan, writing and editing each piece, publishing it and reporting on what it brings in.
Longer than ads, though it keeps working after you stop paying for it. A new article usually needs a few months to settle in Google, depending on how competitive the topic is and how established your site is. The first sign is impressions in Search Console, which show which pieces are gaining ground well before clicks and enquiries follow.
Yes. Each language is written natively rather than translated, with its own keyword research, because Greek and English buyers rarely search with the same words, and a translated title is usually the wrong length and the wrong phrase.
We use AI where it saves time: research, outlines and first drafts. Every piece is then checked against our quality checklist, its facts are checked against their sources and our team reviews it before it reaches you, since an unedited AI draft says what everyone else says. If you want AI in your own content workflow, our AI & Automation team builds that too.
Fewer than most people think. A handful of articles that answer real questions in depth will do more than dozens of thin ones, and the right number depends on how competitive your market is and how many questions your buyers ask. We propose a cadence in the content plan and adjust it once we see what works.
It can make you much easier to cite, though nobody controls which sources an AI answer picks. Pages with clear definitions, direct answers, sourced facts and a consistent company name across the web are the ones those systems tend to quote, and that is how we write and structure every piece.
It depends on how many pieces you need a month, how long and technical they are, whether you need one language or two, and whether we also publish and update them. Tell us about your business and we will come back with a content plan and a scope.