For web designers
Plan your client's pages from what their market searches for
Send us a client's site or their business. Within 24 hours you get a page plan: each service and question people search for, with US monthly searches, the competitor pages that already answer it, and the ones none of them does.
Sound familiar?
- Clients ask for five pages because their old site had five pages.
- The site launches, looks good, and nobody finds it.
- Selling more pages sounds like upselling unless you can show the demand.
What you get
- A page plan: one row per page to build, each a need people search for, with US monthly searches.
- Competitor pages behind each row, with the links, so your client sees who already answers it.
- Pages none of the leading competitors has, listed apart: the strongest case for a bigger scope.
- Search intent for each page: buy, compare or learn, so the copy fits the visitor.
- No logo of ours, so you can put it straight into your proposal.
How it works
- You send the client's site, or a short note on the business.
- Within 24 hours you get the plan. A person checks every row before it goes out.
- You put it in the proposal and build the pages the demand supports.
Price
$249per site
Delivered within 24 hours. If it's not useful, reply within 7 days and you get a full refund.
We confirm each order by email and tell you how to pay.
Questions
Is this a site map?
It's the list of pages and the reason each one should exist. Our site map examples show how a plan like this turns into a diagram.
How do I use it in a proposal?
Show the rows with the most searches that the client's site lacks, and price the pages that answer them. A content plan then sets the order you write them in.
Does it help the client rank?
It gives each page a reason to exist in search. Rankings depend on more than the plan, so we don't promise them.
Do I need a call?
No. Everything works by email.
How is it made?
A person checks every row, and every row links to the competitor's page, so you can verify any of it.