Services · Blog Content
Blog posts that answer your customers for you.
Content marketing for small business, done for you. The studio plans posts around your services and the cities you serve, puts each one on the schedule, and they publish on their own.
Planned, scheduled, published. No logging in, no copy-paste, no reminders.
An example blog calendar: two posts published, two more scheduled this month.
Your blog shouldn’t be the job you never get to.
No time to write.
You run the business all day. A blank post at 10 p.m. isn’t happening.
Last post: months ago.
A stale date at the top tells visitors nobody’s minding the site.
The same questions, every day.
Cost, timing, what to expect. Answer once in a post and point people to it.
Your blog keeps answering while you keep working.
Every published post is one more page ready for the next person searching before they call.
Step one · the plan
Topics from your services and cities
Your service list and service area become the plan: the real questions people type before they hire.
Step two · the schedule
Every post gets its date
You can see what’s coming, so nothing surprises you.
Step three · hands off
They publish on their own
On the day, the post goes live on your site. No logging in, no copy-paste, no reminders.
Good to know: scheduled posts run on WordPress, through the Websight Studio plugin.
The two questions owners ask first.
Question one
Will it sound like my business?
It starts from you, not a template. Topics come from the services you actually sell and the places you actually go.
- Your service names and the words customers use
- Your cities and the questions locals ask
- Your brand’s tone, kept consistent post to post
Question two
Does a small business really need a blog?
If people ask questions before they call you, yes. A clear post on cost, timing or what to expect can be found in search, answer the question, and put your number right there.
No one can promise a top spot. A site that keeps answering real questions simply gives people more ways to find you.
What it costs
One post, one posted price.
On GrowthStudio
- Blog post, written & published30
A Growth membership’s 1,500 Studio Credits a month comfortably runs a weekly post, a monthly page and imagery, with room to spare.
Blog content questions
How much does blog content cost?
The content calendar runs on the Growth and Studio plans, and each post draws Studio Credits from your wallet at the posted rate. You see the plan and the rates on the pricing page before anything starts.
Can you write for the cities I serve?
Yes. Topics are planned around every city you serve, so a business covering two towns gets posts that speak to both.
I already rank for a few things. Will new posts mess that up?
Share what’s working now and the plan works around it. New posts add pages; they don’t replace the ones already bringing you visitors.
Do I need WordPress?
Yes. Scheduled posts are published by the Websight Studio plugin on your WordPress site.
Part of the whole
Every post wears your brand and asks for the call.
Each post lives on your website and sends readers to call, chat or fill a form, all landing in one dashboard.
Put your blog on autopilot.
Pick a plan and tell the studio your services and cities. It maps out your first posts and puts them on the schedule.