Your next customer is searching. Your blog should be the answer.
Plumbers, roofers, landscapers, dentists: your customers search costs, comparisons, and how-tos before they call anyone. We write those exact articles for your business, mention your service areas naturally, and publish them on your schedule.
- Your cities, mentioned naturally
- Costs and comparisons people search
- Straight into WordPress, GoHighLevel, Wix, or HubSpot
- We host the blog if you have no platform
From setup to autopilot in three steps.
No technical skills. No content calendar to manage. No writers to chase.
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.
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.
Publish on autopilot
Pick a schedule from weekly to daily. Choose full autopilot or review-first. Then get on with running your business.
You'll always know what published, when, and where.
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.
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.
- 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.
Ask an AI assistant about your industry. Are you in the answer?
More people ask ChatGPT and Google's AI before they ever open a website. Businesses with real content get cited. Businesses without it don't exist. Drag to see the difference.
Based on reviews and reputation, here are the top roofers in Dallas:
Based on reviews and reputation, here are the top roofers in Dallas:
Drag the handle, or tap a side
3 articles and a 30-day plan. See for yourself.
Works with the platform you already use.
Connect once. On the platforms below, articles publish straight into your existing blog. On anything else, we host your blog for you. Either way, no developer required.
- WordPress, GoHighLevel, Wix, HubSpot: publishes straight into your existing blog
- Shopify, Squarespace, or anything else: we host your blog at blog.yourwebsite.com and walk you through the one DNS step
- Zero technical skills needed. Guided setup walks you through every step
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.
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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.
- Everything in Monthly
- Locked-in rate for the year
- Priority support
- First look at new features
30-day money-back on annual
- 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
- 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 don't deliver the articles your plan promises in a month, that month is on us. No forms, no arguing.
- 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
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.
- 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
- 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 👇
3 articles + your 30-day content plan · 7-day trial · then $149/mo · cancel anytime
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