blogr.ai Local SEO Content Retainer (5-7 days)
A productized content retainer that uses blogr.ai to publish 10 SEO articles per month per local client, connecting Search Console and WordPress or Webflow to deliver ranking gains without hiring a writer. Time: 5-7 days.
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blogr.ai Local SEO Content Retainer (5-7 days)
A productized content retainer that uses blogr.ai to publish 10 SEO articles per month per local client, connecting Search Console and WordPress or Webflow to deliver ranking gains without hiring a writer.
- Client Google Search Console property verified and shared with the agency blogr.ai account
- WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify admin access for the client site, or a webhook endpoint ready
- Client brand voice guide and 3 to 5 focus topic clusters documented
- Agency blogr.ai plan selected: Solo at $29/mo for one site or Starter at $59/mo for three sites
- Approval workflow owner assigned inside the agency for title and draft review
- 1.Create the client workspace in blogr.ai and connect the Google Search Console property
- 2.Connect the client CMS (WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, or webhook) and confirm publish permissions
- 3.Enter focus topics, audience, and brand voice samples so article drafts match client style
- 1.Review the topical map blogr.ai builds from real search demand, including pillar pages and supporting articles
- 2.Approve the first batch of suggested article titles in the title approval queue
- 3.Set the publishing mode: manual approval for every draft or Auto Publish for hands-off operation
- 1.Let blogr.ai research the SERP and generate the first long-form article in brand voice
- 2.Check the SEO block: cover image, FAQ, schema markup, internal links, and cited sources
- 3.Approve or request revisions on the first draft before it publishes
- 1.Publish the first approved article to the client CMS and verify the live URL and metadata
- 2.Confirm internal linking structure across the new post and existing pages
- 3.Set up the monthly reporting view for Search Console ranking movement and impression gains
- 1.Queue the remaining articles for the month up to the plan limit (10 on Solo, 25 pooled on Starter)
- 2.Document the agency approval checklist for titles and drafts
- 3.Schedule the monthly refresh review using blogr.ai refresh suggestions for published articles
- 1.Run a quality pass on the first published article against the client brand voice guide
- 2.Adjust the topical map if the client wants to prioritize specific service pages
- 3.Prepare the client-facing summary of the first month's content plan and expected ranking targets
- 1.Hand off the approval workflow to the account manager and confirm the publishing calendar
- 2.Lock the retainer scope: article count, approval turnaround, and reporting cadence
- 3.Kick off the first full month of production with titles approved one week ahead
A Solo plan at $29/mo covers one client site and 10 articles, while a Starter plan at $59/mo covers three sites and 25 pooled articles, so the tool cost per client drops as the agency adds sites. At a $350/mo retainer per local client, the gross margin stays above 85% after tool fees and the 2 hours of monthly approval work, and the agency can resell the same production capacity across multiple clients on the Starter plan.
- Configured blogr.ai workspace per client with Search Console and CMS connected
- Approved topical map with pillar pages and supporting article titles
- Up to 10 published SEO articles per month with cover image, FAQ, schema markup, and internal links
- Monthly Search Console ranking and impression report per published article
- Documented title and draft approval checklist for the agency team
The client has a live blogr.ai publishing cadence with approved titles, at least one published article carrying full SEO metadata, and a monthly report showing ranking movement from Search Console.
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