It Still Says What It Said Two Years Ago
Old prices, a service you no longer offer, and nothing about the one you started last year. Visitors notice before you do.
What She Knows About You
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Cleo writes your articles, gets you found on Google, and fixes what breaks inside the WordPress site you already have. There's no prompts, and nothing to learn.
New services, new prices, a new way of explaining what you do. The website still says what it said two years ago.
Updating it means finding an hour you don't have, or paying someone and waiting for them to find theirs. Meanwhile nobody is writing the articles, nobody notices the broken link, and nobody knows whether Google, or ChatGPT, has even heard of you. None of it is hard. It just never reaches the top of the list, because running the business always comes first.
Old prices, a service you no longer offer, and nothing about the one you started last year. Visitors notice before you do.
What She Knows About You
You know you should be posting articles. Every month, something more urgent wins, and the blog stops in March.
How It Works
A dead link, a missing description, a page that dropped out of Google. Nobody tells you until a customer does.
What She Checks
You tell Cleo about your business and decide how much she does on her own.
What you do, where you work, who you serve and how you like to sound, filled in once. Everything she writes from then on comes from your own business details, not a generic template.
Everything starts on Ask Me. Switch the routine jobs to Automatic when you're ready. Changes to what your pages say always ask first.
Articles, titles and descriptions, broken links, image descriptions, and what your site tells Google, kept up in the background while you run the business.
When something changes, update your business details and Cleo writes from the new version. The site reflects where the business is now.
You don't have to take her word for it. Everything is written down, and most of it can be undone.
History lists every change to your site with the date, and whether you or Cleo made it.
Changes to pages, posts, products and images can be put back with one click for 30 days.
Settings, redirects, categories and tags are listed in History but can't be put back from there. Back your site up before you install any plugin, including this one.
Your business details, Cleo's notes and the history of every change live in your own WordPress database. If you stop, it all stays where it is.
None of these is difficult. They just never come first. With Presstack they happen anyway, and you decide how much she does without asking.
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Today Doing It Yourself |
What's Included With Presstack |
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|---|---|---|
| Writing Articles | When you find a free evening | Written from your business details, on a schedule |
| Titles And Descriptions | Left as whatever the theme put there | Written for every page |
| Broken Links | Found when a customer complains | Found within a day and redirected |
| Image Descriptions | Never | Written across the whole library |
| What Google Is Told About You | Whatever it guesses | Your services, hours and areas, stated clearly |
| Where You Rank | Searching yourself and guessing | Checked town by town, every week (Core and Theme) |
| Showing Up In AI Answers | No idea | ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini checked (Core and Theme) |
| Keeping It Current | A job for next month | Update your details and she writes from them |
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Every job that keeps your site sound and visible is part of the subscription. Rank tracking and AI checks come with Core and Theme.
| 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 |
| Pages that dropped out of Google put back | Checked daily | Behind The Scenes Fixes |
| 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 (Core and Theme) | Weekly, if switched on | Automatic |
No.
You never write a prompt or learn a new tool. You fill in your business details once, and Cleo gets on with it. If she wants to change something on your pages, she asks first. That is as technical as it gets.
For most businesses with a website already, one of the two plugins.
Writer & SEO writes your articles and keeps the site sound, and costs the least. Core adds rank tracking, keyword research, AI answer checks and new pages built for you. Presstack Theme is for when you want a new website altogether. Which Version? has a short quiz.
Nothing changes unless you want it to.
Writer & SEO and Core are plugins that work on the site you already have. Your theme, page builder and design stay exactly as they are. Cleo works underneath, doing the writing, the SEO and the repairs without touching your layout.
Cleo does, from the business details you gave her.
It's about your business, not a generic piece that could belong to anyone. It is saved as a draft, so you can read it, edit it or publish it as it is.
Cancel from your account.
Your website keeps working. Your business details, Cleo's notes, your change history and everything she has written stay in your own WordPress database.
Most things, yes.
Changes to pages, posts, products and images can be put back with one click for 30 days. Settings, redirects, categories and tags are listed in History but can't be put back that way, so back your site up before you install anything new.
Ask.
There is no sales script, just a straight answer about whether Presstack suits what you need. Get in touch from the contact page.
She starts writing, checks what your site tells Google, and flags what needs fixing. A card is taken at sign up and charged after two days unless you cancel.
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