Update My SEO
Blog writing for plumbers

Your customers Google their plumbing problem before they call anyone.

Water heater dying, drain backing up, pipe knocking at 2am: they search the symptom first. The plumber whose site answers that search gets the call. We write and publish those answers for you, on autopilot, while you're on a job.

  • Articles about the services you actually offer, never ones you don't
  • Local: your cities and neighborhoods, not generic advice
  • Publishes itself on your schedule
  • Sounds like a plumber, not a content farm
Try it on your site for $1 7 days, up to 3 published articles, cancel in one click.
Real topic shapes

The articles a plumbing company gets from us

Built from your actual services and service area after we read your website. These are the shapes, yours come out specific to you.

  • 5 Signs Your Water Heater Is About to Fail
  • Why Is My Drain Gurgling? What It Means and When to Worry
  • Tankless vs. Tank Water Heaters: What Local Homeowners Should Know
  • What a Plumber Wishes You'd Do Before Calling About Low Water Pressure
Different trade? See all industries in the product tour, or just type your website in and watch what it finds.
How it works

From setup to autopilot in three steps.

No technical skills. No content calendar to manage. No writers to chase.

01

Connect your site

Tell us your URL. If you're on WordPress, GoHighLevel, Wix, or HubSpot, we connect to your existing blog. If not, we set up a hosted blog on your domain and walk you through the one DNS record.

A plumbing company on WordPress: connect once, and every article lands at yoursite.com/blog.
Under 5 minutesConnect your site
Connect your site
your-plumbing-co.comWordPress detected
Shopify
Webflow
Wix
Connected · publishing to /blog
02

Tell us about your business

What you sell, what you don't, who you compete with, and how you talk. This is what makes the writing yours.

For a plumber: water heaters, drain cleaning, emergency calls. Not septic, not new construction. We never cross that line.
One-time, ~10 minutesSet up your profile
Business profile
What you sell
Water heater repair
Drain cleaning
Emergency calls
What you don't
Septic systems
New construction
Commercial HVAC
Competitors
competitor-one.comcompetitor-two.comcompetitor-three.com
03

Publish on autopilot

Pick a schedule from weekly to daily. Choose full autopilot or review-first. Then get on with running your business.

Set it Monday. Wake up Friday to three new articles live on your site, ranking under your name.
Up to 7 articles / weekSee it in action
This week
Autopilot on
Mon5 Signs Your Water Heater Is About to FailPublished
WedTankless vs. Traditional Water HeatersPublished
FriHow Much Does a Furnace Tune-Up Cost?Scheduled
Next: Monday 9:00 AM · your-plumbing-co.com/blog

You'll always know what published, when, and where.

Every article in your dashboard, before and after it goes live
Review-first mode if you want the final say
A record of what published, when, and to which URL
Turn it off, pause it, or change the schedule anytime
Quality you can see

Real articles. Not AI fluff.

Written for real business types, in their voice, at a length people actually read. Pick a business and read one the way a customer would.

your-plumbing-co.com/blog/signs-your-water-heater-is-about-to-fail
Home ServicesA Denver plumbing company·5 min read·1,180 words

5 Signs Your Water Heater Is About to Fail (And What to Do First)

Rust-colored water, popping sounds, and puddles are not quirks. Here are the five warning signs Denver homeowners should never ignore, and what to do before it fails.

A tank water heater is a simple machine doing a hard job. It holds 40 to 50 gallons of water at 120 degrees, all day, every day, for a decade or more. Over that time, minerals settle, metal fatigues, and seals dry out. The good news is that almost every failure we see in Denver homes was preceded by a symptom the homeowner noticed and dismissed.

Key takeaways
  • Most water heaters give weeks of warning before they fail. You just have to know what to look for.
  • Rust-colored hot water and popping sounds are the two most common early signals.
  • A small puddle at the base is not a small problem. It usually means the tank has started to fail.
Full article: sections, FAQ, and closing CTA, exactly as it publishes.Read the full article
  • Reads your website first
  • Never invents a service you don't offer
  • Publishes to WordPress, GHL, Wix, HubSpot, or a blog we host
  • Cancel anytime
Pricing

What SEO content actually costs. And what this costs.

There are three ways small businesses usually get blog content. Here's an honest look at each, and where this fits.

Write it yourself
Your evenings
Cost
$0, plus your time
Output
Whenever you get to it
Consistency
Usually the first thing to slip
Publishing
You do it
Sounds like you
Yes, when it happens
Freelance writer
$150 to $400 / article
Cost
$1,200 to $3,000+ / mo at 8 posts
Output
What you brief and pay for
Consistency
Depends on the writer
Publishing
Usually still you
Sounds like you
After a few rounds of edits
SEO agency retainer
$1,500 to $5,000+ / mo
Cost
Retainer, often with a minimum term
Output
A few posts a month, plus reporting
Consistency
Good, if you can afford to keep it
Publishing
Handled
Sounds like you
Varies a lot
Update My SEO
Done for you, on autopilot
$149 / mo · try it for $1
Cost
$149/mo, cancel anytime
Output
Up to 30 articles a month
Consistency
Runs on a schedule. Doesn't slip.
Publishing
Automatic, to your connected site
Sounds like you
Built from your business profile

Ranges are typical U.S. rates for small-business content and vary by market.

Start for $1. Then pick a plan.

3 articles and your 30-day content plan in the first week. Cancel anytime with one click.

Best value
Annual
$99/mo
$1,188 billed yearly · two months free
  • Everything in Monthly
  • Locked-in rate for the year
  • Priority support
  • First look at new features
Start with the $1 trial

30-day money-back on annual

Most popular
Monthly
$149/mo
No commitment. Cancel with one click.
  • Up to 30 articles a month
  • Business profile, competitors, guardrails
  • Autopilot or approve-first
  • Publishes to your connected site
  • Dashboard with full history

7-day trial · then $149/mo

What $1 gets you
  • 3 articles written for your business, ready to publish
  • A 30-day content plan you keep no matter what
  • Your site connected, or a hosted blog set up
  • 7 days to decide. Cancel with one click.
If we fall short, you don't pay

If we don't deliver the articles your plan promises in a month, that month is on us. No forms, no arguing.

Everything that's included
  • Up to 30 articles a month, on the schedule you choose
  • Written from your business profile, competitors, and voice
  • Guardrails: never invents a service you don't offer
  • Compliance built in for regulated industries: real estate, lending, insurance, legal, health
  • Publishes to your connected site, into your existing blog or one we host
  • Autopilot or approve-every-post. Switch anytime.
  • Dashboard: what published, when, where. Unpublish in one click.
  • Step-by-step setup guides for every platform
No setup fee. No contract. No “call to cancel.”

Your next 30 articles are already planned. Want to see them?

Enter your site. For $1 you get the first three written, the full 30-day plan, and a week to decide.

If you do nothing
  • The blog stays where it is: three posts from 2023
  • You keep meaning to get to it
  • The businesses that show up in AI answers aren't you
  • Great work, hard to find
If you try it for $1
  • Three real articles for your business this week
  • A 30-day plan you keep either way
  • Publishing to your site, on your schedule
  • A week to decide. Cancel with one click.

Enter your site to start 👇

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3 articles + your 30-day content plan · 7-day trial · then $149/mo · cancel anytime

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