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You're The Whole Company. Including The Bits You Hate.

Selling, delivering, invoicing, chasing, and somewhere in there, the actual SEO work. Nobody covers for you, and nothing happens unless you do it.

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The Real World

The Work You Do Last Is The Work Clients Notice First.

Client work comes first because it's what you're paid for. Then invoicing, because you need to eat. Then the admin.

The recurring SEO upkeep comes after all of that. So it happens in the last hour of Friday, or it doesn't happen that week. On top of that, your own website, the one meant to bring you work, hasn't been touched since you built it. Sounds familiar? It's not disorganisation. It's what happens when one person has five jobs and only one of them is billable.

What It Costs You

Your Own Site Is The Worst One

You'd never let a client's site look like yours. No new pages in a year, a contact form you haven't tested, and a blog that stopped in March.

What She Does Every Day

Clients Drift Away

They're not unhappy. Nothing's gone wrong. But nothing's happened either, and one day they wonder what they're paying for. SEO is the great unseen.

Meet Cleo

Time Off Costs You Twice

No revenue comes in while you are away, and the backlog is still waiting when you get back. So you end up never leaving work.

See The Plans
Friday Afternoon Stops Being Deadline Day And Goes Back To Being Yours.
Cleo Runs Without You

Friday Afternoon Stops Being Deadline Day And Goes Back To Being Yours.

The upkeep happens on a schedule, not whenever you find a gap. You still decide what changes.

  • The Writing Happens On Its Days

    Plan next month's articles in one go. They're written on the days you choose and saved as drafts for you to read, unless you tell her to publish.

  • The Checks Never Skip A Day

    More than 30 of them, every day, whether or not you opened the site.

  • One List, Not Five Dashboards

    Everything that needs a decision, in one place, with the fix already worked out.

  • Nothing Happens Behind Your Back

    Everything starts on 'Ask Me'. Cleo proposes, you approve. Hand her the routine fixes when you're ready.

How Cleo Works
Fix Your Own Site. It's The One That's Meant To Get You Work.
Start With Your Own Site

Fix Your Own Site. It's The One That's Meant To Get You Work.

Most freelancers try Cleo on a client's site first. Try it on your own. You'll get more out of it.

  • The Blog That Stopped In March

    Back to publishing, on a schedule you set once.

  • Searches From Your Actual Market

    Keyword research with local search numbers for the towns you cover, not one national figure.

  • The Pages You Never Built

    Describe a service page and Cleo builds it. Then make a page for every service in every town you cover from one design, each written properly.

  • And You'll Know What It's Doing

    Rankings, traffic and what changed, without opening Search Console.

How The Writing Works
After The Site Launches

What Happens Without You.

None of this waits for Friday afternoon. It runs whether or not you opened the site.

Everything starts on Ask Me. Switch Behind The Scenes Fixes or Search Listings to Automatic and she stops asking for those. Changes to your pages and products always ask first.
What Happens? How Often? Who Decides?
Articles written On the days you choose Saved as drafts unless you choose to publish
Titles and descriptions written, duplicates fixed Checked daily Search Listings: Ask Me or Automatic
Image descriptions written Checked daily Behind The Scenes Fixes: Ask Me or Automatic
What Google is told about the business Checked daily Behind The Scenes Fixes
Broken links redirected Checked daily Behind The Scenes Fixes
Redirect chains cleared Checked daily Behind The Scenes Fixes
Pages that dropped out of Google put back Checked daily Behind The Scenes Fixes
Oversized images found Checked daily You, always
Thin and stale articles flagged to refresh Checked daily Blog Post Upkeep (pages always ask)
Search Console read for drops and near misses Daily Turned into suggestions for you
Positions on Google and Bing (Core and Theme) Weekly, or daily Automatic
Whether AI answers mention the business Weekly, if switched on Automatic
Report sent to whoever you choose Weekly or monthly Automatic

What Is The Unbilled Hour Costing You?

The unbilled hours you spend on upkeep each month, and what they would be worth as client work. It assumes a 52 week year.

Number Of Client Websites You Look After5Websites
Unbilled Hours Spent On Each Website Per Week1Hrs / Week
Average Hourly Rate You Bill£40

Use Cases Applied

Annual Cost Of Unbilled Hours £0 per year, vs status quo
Pays For Itself In 0 Months to break even on plan cost
Return On Cost 0× Presstack Annual Cost: £0

The First Week

1

Put It On Your Own Site

The one you'd be embarrassed to show a client. Seeing Cleo's list costs nothing, and neither does filling in your business details.

2

Approve The Easy Things

Descriptions, image descriptions, broken links. Small jobs, and the site is measurably better for them.

3

Let Her Plan A Month Of Writing

Then read the first article before it goes anywhere. That's when you'll know whether this works for you.

4

Then Try A Client's Site

Once you trust it on your own, you'll know what to promise on theirs.

Objections

Quick Answers To Common Questions.

  • It depends entirely on what an hour is worth to you.

    Presstack is billed per site, so one site is one subscription, and Writer & SEO costs less for a site that only needs writing and upkeep. The honest comparison is against the hours you put in, not against another plugin.

    If you'd never spend an hour a month on SEO upkeep, probably not. If you regularly lose an afternoon to it and get nowhere, probably yes.

Start With Your Own Site.

Put Cleo on the site you've been meaning to fix and see what she finds on it.

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