Blogs written from your search data, not from thin air
High-quality content used to be enough. Now search and AI answer engines reward quality and quantity. Blogs are the fastest way to get both — and we write yours around the queries your site already gets seen for.
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Up-front pricing, self-checkout
- No sales calls, no retainers
- $500/30
- 30 blogs written for $500, one time. No retainer, no limit, add on whenever you want.
- Every 2-3 days
- Our recommended publishing cadence. We generate the copy, you proof it, it auto-publishes.
Short answer
AXF Creative writes blogs for the websites we build and host at $500 per 30 blogs. Topics come from your actual Google Search Console search queries and your top-viewed service pages, not from generic content ideas. We generate the copy, you proof it, and it auto-publishes — we recommend a new blog every two to three days, and at minimum one blog per service in every city you serve.
Quality and quantity
One page answers one question. That’s the whole argument for blogs.
Your service pages have a job: explain what you do and get the call. They can’t also answer the forty specific questions people type before they’re ready to call — what a roof inspection costs in Palm Coast, whether a repair or a replacement makes sense on a 1990s shingle roof, how long a permit takes in Flagler County. Every one of those is a blog, an entry point, and a passage an AI assistant can quote with your name attached. Thin content still loses. Depth across many focused posts wins.
Data, not guesses
Where the topics come from
Most blog packages are a content calendar someone invented. Ours starts with your numbers: the searches your site is already showing up for, and the pages your visitors already open.
- 01
We read your search data
Google Search Console shows every query your site appears for, how often, and where you rank. We sort for the queries with real impressions and a rank worth improving.
- 02
We check what people already read
Your top-viewed service pages tell us which offers get attention. Those get supporting blogs first, because that's where new traffic converts fastest.
- 03
We write the blog around that query
One post, one question, one city. Structured so a search engine can rank it and an AI assistant can quote a clean passage out of it.
- 04
You proof it, then it auto-publishes
You review the draft and approve. Approved posts publish on a two-to-three-day cadence without you doing anything else.
What you get
What $500 of blog writing includes
Written by us, proofed by you, published automatically, and linked into the pages that actually produce work.
- Topics chosen from your Search Console data
- We look at the queries your site already gets impressions for, where you rank between positions 5 and 30, and which of your service pages get the most views. Those are the blogs worth writing.
- One blog per service, per city
- Each post answers one specific question for one specific place, which is exactly how search engines and AI assistants pick a source.
- Written for organic ranking and AI citation
- Clear headings, a self-contained answer near the top, and schema where it applies — so the post can rank in results and get quoted in AI-generated answers.
- Internal links back to the money pages
- Every blog links up to the matching city page and service page, so the traffic and authority it earns lands where the calls come from.
- You proof before anything goes live
- Nothing publishes without your review. Edit a line, cut a claim, change a price — then approve.
- Auto-publishing on a set cadence
- Approved posts queue up and release every two to three days, so your site looks alive without you touching it.
- Copy only, images optional and on your terms
- Blogs ship as written content. Add your own project photos before publishing, or drop them into a post that's already live.
- Add on at any time, no limit
- Blog writing isn't part of a contract. Buy a pack of 30 when you want it, and another when you're ready.
Blog calculator
Services × cities = the number of blogs you need
A roofer offering roof inspection, roof replacement, and roof repair in Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, and Ormond Beach needs roof inspection in Palm Coast, roof replacement in Palm Coast, roof repair in Palm Coast — then the same three for Flagler Beach and Ormond Beach. Nine blogs. Your numbers, below.
Roof repair, roof replacement, roof inspection — that's three.
Every town or area you'd take a job in today.
3 services × 3 cities
9 blogs
That’s the minimum to cover every service in every city you serve — one focused blog per pairing.
- One-time cost
- $500
- Per blog
- $55.56
- Publishing runway
- 3–4 weeks
1 pack of 30 blogs at $500 each.
Written, proofed by you, then auto-published. Copy only, no images.
At one blog every two to three days, our recommended cadence.
Blogs are written in packs of 30, so 30 drafts are included at this price — the extra 21 go to your strongest search queries.
No limit and no commitment. Start with one pack, add more whenever you want.
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Tell us your services and the cities you cover
Send this over and someone will reach out to confirm the blog count, look at your search data with you, and send the invoice. No sales call, no pressure — just the plan and the number.
Not sure your page structure is ready for blogs yet? Run the free page planner → Blogs work best pointing at real service and city pages, and you can add those pages for $50 each.
Already have a blog on another platform? We migrate it for $5 per post, images included → Your rankings and publish dates come with it.
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Questions about blog writing
- How much does blog writing cost?
- $500 for 30 blogs, one time. There is no retainer and no per-month minimum. Add another pack whenever you want more.
- How many blogs do I actually need?
- Multiply the number of services you offer by the number of cities you serve. A roofer with three services across three cities needs nine blogs to cover the basics. That is a floor, not a ceiling — the calculator on this page does the math and prices it.
- How do you decide what to write about?
- We pull your real Google Search Console data — the queries you already get impressions for — plus your most-viewed service pages. Blogs are built around queries that already show demand, so you are reinforcing proven intent instead of guessing at topics.
- How often should blogs publish?
- Every two to three days. That cadence keeps crawlers coming back, builds topical depth quickly, and gives AI answer engines a steady supply of fresh, specific passages to cite.
- Do I have to approve each blog?
- Yes, and that's the point. We generate the copy, you proof it so every claim and detail is right for your business, and approved posts publish automatically on schedule.
- Are images included?
- No. Blogs are written copy only. If you want photos in a post, you can add your own before or after it publishes — the blog editor lets you drop images into a live post at any time.
- Is there a limit on how many blogs I can have?
- No limit. Some sites run a few dozen, others run several hundred. You can add blog writing at any point after your site is live.
- Do I need to be an AXF Creative customer?
- Blog writing is for sites we build and host, because it relies on your Search Console data and your page structure. If you're not with us yet, start with a build — then add blogs whenever you're ready. Hosting stays $50/month either way.
Publish like a company that intends to be found
$500 per 30 blogs, written from your real search data, proofed by you, published every two to three days. Add it at any time, with no limit and no retainer.
30-day money-back guarantee. Email us and we refund 100% of what you paid. No sales call, no retainer pitch, no haggling. Ad spend paid to Google is billed by Google directly, so it is not ours to refund.