A researched article on your website every day
Consistency is the part of content marketing that small businesses lose first. The first three posts go out, then the busy season arrives and the blog goes quiet for a year. StrideRank takes that job off your desk: it turns your approved keywords into a thirty-day topic plan, writes one article per day in the tone of your own website and publishes it straight to your site. The Starter plan covers 30 articles a month for one website; Pro covers 60 across up to three.
A plan you can read ahead
The topic plan lists each day with its keyword and working title. You can see what goes out next week, swap a topic, or move one forward when something seasonal comes up — before a single word is written.
Written from your website
Before writing, StrideRank reads your public pages to learn your services, your area and how you talk to customers. Articles mention your services and your town, and they read like your business wrote them rather than like a generic directory.
Structure that search engines expect
Every article ships with a title and meta description inside the lengths search results display, a clear heading structure, a short FAQ section, images with alt text and links to related articles you already have. Structured data is generated for every article and delivered wherever your platform allows it.
A way to call you in every article
If you add a phone number or a contact form link, each article carries a lead box with that call to action exactly once. If you add neither, the box is left out — we do not show buttons that lead nowhere.
Common questions
- How long is each article?
- Articles under 800 words do not pass the quality check, so nothing shorter is published. Length beyond that follows the topic: a cost question needs less than a buying guide.
- Which platforms can it publish to?
- WordPress, Webflow, Wix and Shopify through their official APIs, and any other system through a signed webhook. Each platform has its own page with the details.
- What happens to the articles if I cancel?
- They stay on your website. They were published to your site under your account, and they are yours.