SEO & content marketing specialist

Hi, I’m
Manson Yau.

A journalist’s curiosity.
An SEO strategist’s perspective.

I spent eight years as a journalist, followed by another eight years working full-time in SEO and content marketing. Today, I bring the same curiosity and editorial judgement to helping businesses become easier to find, understand and trust.

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Manson Yau, SEO and content marketing specialist
Working from Hong Kong. Thinking across markets.

The medium changed.
The questions stayed.

Journalism, content and search have shaped how I work. The constant is curiosity about what people need to understand.

A coastal home workspace with a warm oak desk, books, coffee and an open laptop with its screen off
01

A journalist’s habits.

Eight years in journalism taught me to research unfamiliar subjects, separate reliable information from noise and find the explanation that makes someone keep reading.

02

Content with a purpose.

The next eight years in full-time SEO and content marketing connected that editorial judgement with acquisition, complex products and real customer decisions, working with brands and in FinTech.

03

A connected search strategy.

Content optimisation led to keyword research, site architecture, technical SEO and international growth. Today, I work across those decisions with writers, developers and marketing teams.

Direct conversation.
Clear ownership.

I lead the research, diagnosis, strategy and communication. You speak with the person making the plan and interpreting the results.

How I fit into your team

Independent.
Collaborative.

I can work as a consultant, fractional SEO lead, embedded specialist or partner to another agency. Where the project needs more hands, I work with specialists across content, development, design and digital PR.

  1. 01

    Understand the business.

    Start with the offer, customers, sales questions and support needs before choosing what to optimise.

  2. 02

    Make the work practical.

    Turn findings into clear priorities and responsibilities for the people writing, building and publishing.

  3. 03

    Leave something useful.

    Fix immediate constraints and build a structure the team can maintain as the website, market and search landscape change.

Have a problem
worth thinking through?

A website rebuild, a new market, years of content that could work harder, or an organic-growth problem that is still hard to define. Send me the context.

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