Smart Blog Writer

Never face the blinking cursor again.

Publishing regularly is the single most reliable way to grow search traffic, and it is the first thing every busy owner drops. The Smart Blog Writer drafts the post from a few questions, and you edit rather than start from nothing.

Your first Smart Blog is on us.

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A blog that keeps going after launch.

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The Short Version

  • Ten questions complete about twenty percent of your business profile and produce a real page you keep. The rest are asked once you upgrade.
  • You answer a few questions about the topic, the audience and the goal.
  • A complete draft comes back for you to review, edit and approve.
  • Nothing publishes until you say so, and you can rewrite any part of it.
  • Posts can go live immediately or be scheduled for later.
  • The first Smart Blog is free, so you can judge the quality before committing.

Why a blog still earns its keep

Four reasons publishing matters more than it used to, not less.

Less effort, more output

You do not have to be a writer to publish well. Answer a few questions and a structured draft comes back, which turns a two hour job into a ten minute one.

Written in your voice

Every business sounds different. We ask about the purpose, the audience and the topic before drafting anything, so the result reads like your business rather than like a template.

You keep editorial control

The draft is a starting point, not a publication. Read it, cut the parts that miss, add the detail only you would know, then publish when it actually sounds right.

More pages, more ways in

Every post is another page that can answer a question somebody is searching for. Search engines and answer engines both reward sites that keep saying something useful.

Three steps to a published post

No degree in literature required.

Step one

Tell us what you need

Who the post is for, what it is about and why you are writing it. Those three answers are what separate a useful draft from generic filler.

Answering questions about a blog topic, audience and purpose in TurnCage
Step two

Review and tweak

Read the draft properly. Change the headline, cut a section, add the specific example only you know about. This is the step that makes the post yours rather than adequate.

Editing and refining a generated blog draft inside TurnCage
Step three

Publish or schedule

Push it live when you are happy, or schedule it for a time that suits your week. Building a backlog on a quiet afternoon is how most people stay consistent.

Publishing or scheduling a finished blog post in TurnCage

Consistency beats brilliance

A business that publishes something useful every month for a year will out-rank a business that published one excellent post and then went quiet. The hard part was never the writing quality. It was starting again each time.

Blogs also do work beyond search. They answer the questions customers ask before they call, they show that you know your field, and they give you something to send when somebody is deciding between you and a competitor.

Site-wide offer

Your site done and live for under $1,000

Growth annual is $599 plus a one-time $400 setup. That is $999 all in, for the first year. Normally $1,098.

Billed once a year. Cancel anytime.

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Free build

A real page from ten questions, yours to keep. No card, no clock.

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Due today $0

Nothing is charged, ever

No recurring charge

  • The first ten questions
  • A real page, live and hosted, yours to keep
  • Read it before deciding anything
  • 90-Day Marketing Plan, yours to keep
Build mine free

Just the basics

Starter

A proper small site for something straightforward.

$399.99/year

Plus a one-time $299 setup

Saves $79.89 a year against monthly

Due today $698.99

$299 setup plus $399.99 for the first year

Then $399.99 a year, one year from today

  • The remaining questions, for a full profile
  • Three pages on your own address
  • Same hosting and security
  • Contact form to your phone
  • 90-Day Marketing Plan
  • Custom domain, free for the first year
  • No separate page per offering
Choose Starter
Most people pick this

Publish it

Growth

The full site, plus the parts that help people find you.

$599/year

Plus a one-time $400 setup

Normally $499 setup

Saves $240.88 a year against monthly

Due today $999

$400 setup plus $599 for the first year

Then $599 a year, one year from today

  • Everything in Starter, plus:
  • Ten or more pages, each written separately
  • A page for every offering you name
  • A page for every reason people choose you
  • Full structured markup
  • Custom domain, free for the first year
Build mine free

Your subscription can be cancelled at any time. The one-time setup fee covers the hard costs of building and launching your site, so it is non-refundable once the website has been created. That is exactly why the first page is free, real and live before you decide anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to write the blog myself?

No. You answer a few questions about the topic, the audience and the purpose, and a complete draft comes back. Your job is to review it, adjust anything that misses and decide when to publish.

Can I edit the draft before publishing?

Yes, and you should. Nothing publishes until you approve it. You can rewrite headlines, cut sections, add your own examples, and change anything that does not sound like you.

Is the first blog really free?

Yes. The first Smart Blog is included at no cost so you can judge the quality on your own topic before committing to anything.

Will blogging actually help my search rankings?

Consistently published, relevant content is one of the more reliable ways to grow organic traffic, because every post is another page that can match what somebody is searching for. It compounds slowly rather than spiking.

Can I schedule posts for later?

Yes. You can publish immediately or schedule a post to go live at a specific time, which makes it practical to write several in one sitting and space them out.

How long does a post take?

Most people spend about ten minutes: a few questions up front, then a read through and some edits. The drafting itself happens in the background.

Write the post you keep putting off.

Answer a few questions and read the draft. The first one is free and takes about ten minutes.

Try It Free

Free To Start. No Credit Card. Cancel Anytime.