For local businesses

Regular posts for every service and every city you serve

Give Wavefront your website and a sentence of direction. It reads your site, plans posts across your services and locations, drafts them with sources, and publishes to your site once you approve.

The problem

What gets in the way today

No time to write

Running the business comes first, so the blog goes quiet for months at a time.

Generic copy

Off-the-shelf content says nothing about your services, your area or how you work, and could be on any competitor's site.

One city gets all the attention

With several locations, posts pile up around the main one and the others get nothing.

How Wavefront helps

Built for local businesses

Setup on one screen

Enter your website and what you want, such as two posts a week about repairs. The strategist reads your site, researches the topics and proposes a dated calendar you tune by chatting.

Services and cities in rotation

The local services preset rotates service lines and locations evenly and never puts two posts about one city in the same week.

Plans built on real searches

Connect Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools and the strategist plans around the searches your site already appears for, instead of guessing.

Approve, then publish

Drafts land in Review. Approve one and it goes to WordPress or WordPress.com as a draft, a live post or a scheduled post.

Social posts from the same plan

Draft social copy alongside each article and post it to LinkedIn, X or, on a paid plan, Facebook, Instagram and more through Ayrshare.

Editorial mix

An example calendar mix

For a business with two services in two cities, the local services preset gives each pair an even share and keeps posts about one city at least a week apart.

An example. Your strategy sets its own shares, and autopilot keeps to them.

  • HVAC, Austin 25%
  • HVAC, Dallas 25%
  • Plumbing, Austin 25%
  • Plumbing, Dallas 25%

Questions

Do I need to know SEO to use it?

No. The strategist picks keywords and plans the calendar, and every article is checked for a clear title, a meta description, descriptive headings, internal links and sourced figures before you see it.

Will it get facts about my business wrong?

Drafts use what your site and workspace documents say, and figures need a source. When a fact has no source it can verify, the draft asks you for a link or the fact instead of guessing.

How much does it cost?

One plan: $99 a month with 4,525 credits each month, and every feature included. The trial is 7 days with 300 credits and no card.

Publish your next post with your team's sign-off

Start a 7-day trial with 300 credits and every feature. No card needed. Then $99 a month.