Local SEO blog posts
Local SEO blog posts for home service businesses.
Posts built around the questions your customers type into Google, written with local detail and a clear next step. Each one takes a single real question, like how long a roof lasts here or why an AC runs without cooling, and answers it properly. Then it points the reader at your phone number or quote form, because a post that doesn't is just free advice. Researched, written, optimized, and ready to publish.
How it works
Four steps, all of them by email if you like.
A short questionnaire
What you do, where you work, what customers always ask. Ten minutes. Or a call, if you'd rather talk.
A topic plan
Three months of post topics based on what people in your area actually search. You approve it before I write anything.
Drafts you can read
Each post arrives as a shared doc. One round of changes is included, and I aim to make it one you don't need.
Published and tracked
I can post it to your site for you. On Premium you also get a short, plain-English monthly report on what's getting found.
What it costs
A straight price, up front.
- Starter: 2 posts a month$199/mo
- Basic: 3 posts a month$299/mo
- Standard: 4 posts a month$449/mo
- Growth: 6 posts a month$649/mo
- Premium: 8 posts a month$899/mo
- Single post, no subscription$200
Prices are for posts up to 1,500 words. Monthly, cancel with 30 days' notice. Your first post is free either way.
Questions about local SEO blog posts
How long before posts start bringing in traffic?
Usually three to six months for a new blog. SEO is slow and anyone promising faster is guessing. Posts keep working for years once they rank.
Do you use AI to write the posts?
I write them. I may use tools for research and checking, but every post is written and edited by me, with details specific to your business and area. You can tell the difference, and so can your customers.
What if I don't have a blog?
Most site builders can add one in a few minutes. I'll walk you through it or set it up if I have access.
Who owns the posts?
You do, once they're paid for. The free post is yours either way.
Free first post
See one before you pay for any.
Tell me about your business and I'll write one post for it, free. If you like it, publish it. If not, no hard feelings and no follow-up calls.