Regular articles that help customers find you on Google

SEO services cover the setup and structure of your whole website: what your pages say, how they are organized, how fast they load and your Google Business Profile, plus ongoing local listings and monitoring. Content creation focuses on the articles, which make up most of the ongoing SEO work, and costs less than monthly SEO.

Each article targets questions and terms your customers search for, giving Google another page from your site that can rank. Articles perform best on a site whose technical foundations are sound, which is why some businesses do the one-time SEO setup first and then continue with content. If you are not sure which you need, a free site audit shows whether your foundations or your content is holding you back.

Topics related to your line of business: your products, your field, and the questions your customers are already searching for. We look at what people type into Google around your services, such as how-to questions, comparisons, costs and local searches, and turn the most useful into article topics.

A plumber, for example, might publish pieces on what to do when a pipe freezes or how to choose a water heater, both things homeowners search before hiring someone. Your own suggestions are welcome, since the questions customers ask you in person are often what others are typing into Google. Every article is written to be genuinely useful rather than stuffed with keywords, because Google’s guidelines reward content made for people first.

You need somewhere to publish. If your site does not have a blog yet, tell us in the form; blog set-up is available as an add-on. Publishing on your own domain matters, because articles on your website build your site’s standing with Google, while posts on social platforms mostly benefit those platforms.

A blog gives each article its own page and web address, which is what lets it appear in search results for its topic. WordPress sites already have blogging built in, so it usually just needs organizing and styling to match your site. Articles can also link to your service pages, guiding readers from useful information toward contacting you.

Yes. Regularly published articles are a natural way to keep your newsletter subscribers updated. A short introduction with a link to the full article works well, because every click brings a reader to your website, one step away from your services.

Sending useful content rather than only promotions gives people a reason to keep opening your emails. The same articles can be shared on your social media channels, so one piece of writing serves search, email and social at once. If you do not have a newsletter yet, newsletter integration is available as an add-on to collect sign-ups on your site.

We get back to you within 24 hours of your request. Including your website address, your line of business and any topics you would like covered helps us reply with concrete suggestions rather than general questions.

If you are unsure whether content creation or full SEO suits you better, say so in the form and we will recommend one based on your site and your competition.