S-08.3 · Social Media & Content · the article
The question they typed, answered on your site.
"How much does a fence cost in Baytown." "Do I need a permit to replace a water heater." Someone in your area types that into Google every week. An article that answers it plainly, on your own site, is how they find you before they find a competitor, and it keeps working for years.
Without articles, Google has nothing to send them to.
A five-page website ranks for your business name. It does not rank for the questions people ask before they know your name.
The question goes to a competitor
If your site never mentions permits, prices or timelines, the search engine sends that customer to the site that does.
The same call, fifty times
Every question you answer on the phone ten times a month is an article you have not written yet.
Social posts vanish
A post lives a day. An article lives on your domain and ranks for years. Without articles, all your content evaporates.
Nothing in Spanish
Almost no competitor answers these questions in Spanish. The searches happen anyway.
How an article gets written.
Researched, written plainly, built to be found.
The question
We pull the real searches for your trade and area, and the questions your customers actually ask you, and pick the one worth answering this month.
Your answer
A ten-minute call or a voice note: how you would answer it. The article is written in your words and with your prices, not generic advice.
Written to rank
Clear headings, the question in the title, structured data, internal links to your service pages, and a Spanish version written for Spanish readers.
Published and pushed
It goes on your site, into that month's posts and your Google Business Profile, and into the email if there is one. Then it keeps working.
What you gain
What an article earns.
Customers who already trust you
Someone who read your honest answer about permits calls you, not the cheapest listing.
Rankings that compound
Each article is one more door into your site from Google. Twelve months in, you have twelve doors.
Fewer repeat calls
Send the link instead of explaining it for the fiftieth time.
An asset you own
Articles live on your domain. Leave any plan and they stay, still ranking.
Part ofSocial Media & Content · $120 each · included monthly on Social + ads
Straight answers
How long is an article?
Long enough to answer the question completely and no longer: usually six hundred to twelve hundred words, in each language.
Will it help my Google ranking?
Articles are how a site earns rankings for questions rather than its name. Results build over months; the first ones usually show within a quarter.
Can I get more than one a month?
Yes: extra articles or service pages are $120 each, and the Local SEO Care Plan Plus adds service and service-area pages of its own.