For local businesses

Rank in the town you actually trade in

You answer the same eight questions on the phone every week. Each one is a page somebody in your town is searching for tonight, and none of them are written down.

The questions you already answer

Turn a phone call into a page that works while you sleep

Talk for four minutes about the thing customers always ask, paste the recording, and it comes back as a page — not a transcript, a page with headings and the answer near the top.

Your town in the writing

Be the local result, not the national one

The pages that win locally name the area, the surrounding places and the specifics of trading there. That is your knowledge, and it is the part a national chain cannot fake.

No writing skill needed

Publish without hiring anybody to write

The job is: talk, read the draft, fix what is wrong, press publish. The constraint on most local businesses is not willingness, it is that nobody has an hour to write.

What you get

The parts that do the work.

Screenshots from the recording

Frames from a walkthrough or a job video, so the page shows your actual work rather than a stock image of somebody else's.

Your brand on every draft

Your colours, typefaces, logo, byline and footer on every page and card, so a one-person business looks like it has a marketing department.

Internal links that exist

Links are placed deterministically from pages actually crawled on your own site. The model is never asked to invent a URL.

The SEO fields, filled in

Title, meta description and headings written with the draft — the fields most local sites leave empty and then wonder about.

Publish where you already publish

Straight into WordPress, Ghost or Webflow, or out as clean HTML or Markdown.

Nothing invented

Numbers, names and quotations are preserved or the variant is discarded. Every claim traces back to the source.

Questions

Local business, answered.

No, and it is the point. You talk, the draft comes back structured, and you correct what is wrong. Correcting is a much smaller job than starting, and you are the one who knows the answer.

Fewer than people tell you. Eight to twelve pages answering the questions you genuinely get asked will outperform forty thin ones, and search engines have been discounting the forty for years.

Where it is true. A page about a service you provide in a place should say the place, because that is what the search says. Stuffing the name into a page it has nothing to do with is the old trick that stopped working.

Type a few paragraphs into URL to Article instead, or paste a page from your own site. A voice memo is simply the fastest way in when writing is the bottleneck.

Start with something you have already made.

A recording, a link or a transcript. It comes back as a draft you can read, edit and publish — on your brand kit, in your words.