Three ways to keep a blog going

A blog only helps if posts keep showing up. Pick the amount of help that matches how much time you actually have.

A notebook and fountain pen beside a phone showing a blog post.

Your site comes with a blog you can run yourself. Log in, write a post, hit publish. There is no extra charge and no waiting on us.

That works well when you already know what you want to say. A plumber who just finished an odd job has a post in his head before he leaves the driveway.

The trouble is the second month. Writing is the first thing to fall off when the work picks up. If that sounds like you, one of the two paid options below takes it off your plate.

Three ways to keep the posts coming

Do it yourself

$0

Included with your site.

Write and publish your own posts whenever you want. No limit, no approval step, no charge.

We format and publish

$25 a month

Up to four posts a month.

You write the posts and send them over. We format them, add them to your site, and publish them. Writing stays with you.

We write and publish

$100 a month

Up to four posts a month.

We write the posts and pick the images. You read each one and either approve it or ask for changes. It goes out under your name.

How the monthly allowances work

Both paid options cover up to four posts in a month. Unused posts expire at the end of the month. They do not roll over, so four posts in March does not turn into eight in April.

On the $100 option, nothing goes live without you. You get the draft, you read it, and you either say yes or tell us what to change. Your name is on the post, so you get the last word on it.

You can start either option, stop it, or switch between them. Blog help is separate from the $297 website plan.

Post ideas that actually earn their keep

  • Answer the question you get on every call.

    If five people a week ask what a service call costs, that is a post.

  • Explain the thing customers get wrong.

    The symptom people misread. The repair they think they need and do not.

  • Write about the season.

    Frozen lines in January, storm damage in June, furnace checks in October.

  • Show a job you finished.

    What the problem was, what you did, what it took. Get permission before you name anyone.

  • Say what you do not do.

    It saves you the calls you did not want anyway.

Questions about the blog options

Do I have to buy a blog option?

No. Publishing your own posts is included with the site at no extra cost.

Who owns the posts?

You do. They are on your site, under your name.

Can I send more than four posts in a month?

The $25 option covers four supplied posts a month. Ask us if you have a bigger run and we will talk about it.

What if I do not like a draft?

Tell us what is wrong and we rewrite it. Nothing publishes until you approve it.

Tell us how much of this you want to hand off.

Say whether you plan to write the posts yourself or want them written for you. We will set up the right option before the next month starts.