Reader-first articleLIVE ✓
What it costs
Free for 12 months.
No invoices. The weekly publishing slot is how it’s paid for.
- Audit + priority plan
- Two articles every week
- Priority fixes + refreshes
- Weekly reporting
Included for 12 months
The SEO operating core.
One priority plan, weekly execution, and a clear record of what changed.
- 01Initial audit
Existing visibility, content, links, and safe technical opportunities.
- 02Two articles each week
One reader-first post and one useful network post.
- 03Priority fixes and resources
Refresh useful pages and build what the audit supports.
- 04Weekly report
What shipped, what search data shows, and what happens next.
Week 04
- What shipped
- Search signals
- Next priorities
How free is paid for
One weekly publishing slot.
Our weekly slot links to a relevant resource site in our own network. No invoice, ever.
You receive
Your blog and SEO, handled.
An audit, priority fixes, two articles every week, useful resources, and weekly reporting.
- 12 months free
- You approve
We receive
One useful weekly slot.
Our weekly article links to a relevant resource site in our own network.
- On-topic
- Shown before publishing
Optional additions
Only when useful.
Starting prices for work outside the included service. Nothing is added without approval.
Extra article
One additional article outside the weekly schedule.
Ask us →Four extra articles
A compact topic run with one review cycle.
Ask us →Extra resource
An additional calculator, checklist, or comparison.
Ask us →Refresh pack
A deeper update across a small group of posts.
Ask us →Priority topic plan
An additional monthly topic and publishing plan.
Ask us →Broader site work
Navigation, template, or site-structure changes.
Ask us →Publishing-slot buyout
Keep the service without our weekly publishing slot.
Ask us →Not included without approval: theme changes, redesigns, new hosting, paid media, broad technical work, or anything that can break the site.
A direct next step
Start with the FREE audit.
Send your public website. We’ll review what can move the needle and reply with the first priority.