Your posts are published on your own website as blog posts. You give our team publishing access during onboarding so we can place the posts there for you. Before they are public, each post is saved as a draft on hold and goes live only after approval.
Keeping the posts on your own website means the proof of your local knowledge and record stays with your business. The pages remain on your website if you leave. They are not held in a separate library that disappears when the service ends.
Your website is also where AI assistants and search can read clear information about your business. Helpful, quotable proof of your experience, specialties, local knowledge, reviews, and real sales can make it easier for people looking for an agent to understand what you offer.
Different posts serve different purposes. A local guide can answer a market question. A case study can show how you handled a real sale. An agent-specific post can explain your story or selling points. Together, those posts give your website a fuller picture of your work.
Our team chooses the placement for each post as part of the content plan and will confirm the details. Clear content can support being found and understood, but it does not guarantee a ranking, result, or recommendation.