Product/To get more customers/Website & SEO blog
Show up on Google in your area
Build your website from the More Knocks dashboard: a page for each service and each neighbourhood you clean in, with your booking form on every one. Knox drafts SEO-optimized blog posts on what customers search, and nothing goes live until you've read it and pressed publish.
What changes
A website that books, without a web designer
A one-page website Google doesn't show
Your website, built from the dashboard
A web designer for every change
A page for each service and each neighbourhood
No time to write a blog, so nobody finds you
SEO-optimized blog posts drafted by Knox
Paying for ads just to be seen
You review and publish every post
How it works
Your website, from the dashboard
Pick what you clean and where. The pages follow, each with the booking form.
Tick your services and the neighbourhoods you clean in, right where you run everything else. Four services and five neighbourhoods make nine pages, plus your home page and the blog.
Move-out cleaning gets its own page, and so does deep cleaning. Someone searching for a move-out clean lands on the page about move-outs, with the price a few taps away.
One page for each place you actually clean: Leslieville, Riverdale, the Beaches. Make each one about that neighbourhood, the stairs, the parking, the jobs you do there, rather than the same page with a new name.
KnoxTen pages that say the same thing with a different street name isn't a strategy. Google has a word for it.Knox drafts SEO-optimized posts on what customers search, like what a move-out clean includes. Each one waits for you. Read it, fix anything, add the detail only you know, then publish.
Whichever page someone lands on, the booking form is already there. They see their price and pick a time without hunting for a phone number.
What's included
Everything in website & SEO blog
- Website builder in the dashboard
- Service pages
- Neighbourhood pages
- SEO-optimized blog posts drafted by Knox
- Review before anything is published
- Booking form built in
One website, one month
From one page to eleven in an evening
What's on the pages is up to you. Where Google ranks them is up to Google, and it takes months, not days.
- Sunday, 8 PM.Your website is one page, a phone number and a photo of a mop. You open the website builder and tick four services and five neighbourhoods.
- Sunday, 8:40 PM.Eleven pages, each with the booking form. On the Leslieville page you add a line about the narrow semis and the side-street parking, because it's true.
- Sunday, 9:05 PM.You publish the site. Total spent on a web designer: nothing.
- Monday, 7 AM.Knox has a draft waiting: what a move-out clean in Toronto includes, and what it doesn't.
- Monday, 12:30 PM.On your lunch break you cut a paragraph, add that landlords check the oven first, and publish it.
- The next Monday.A new draft: how long a deep clean takes for a 3-bedroom. You publish it nearly as written.
- Three weeks later, 10:12 PM.A customer lands on the Riverdale page and books a deep clean from the form on it.
Questions
What owners ask about website & SEO blog
Do cleaning companies need a blog?
Not to exist, but it helps when the posts answer what customers actually search: what a move-out clean includes, how long a deep clean takes. Writing one a week is the part nobody has time for, so Knox drafts it and you spend ten minutes reading and fixing it.
How long does SEO take to work?
Months, not days, and nobody can promise you a position. Google's own advice on hiring an SEO put it at four months to a year to make changes and see a benefit. Anyone guaranteeing page one by next month is selling something.
Do I need a page for every neighbourhood?
Only for the neighbourhoods you actually clean. Google's spam policies warn against near-identical pages built for one city after another, so make each page about that place: the housing, the parking, the jobs you do there.
Will Knox publish blog posts on his own?
No. Knox drafts the posts and they wait for you. You read each one, change what you want, and publish it when you're happy. Nothing goes on your site that you haven't approved.
Is an AI-drafted blog post bad for Google?
Google has said it rewards helpful, original content however it's produced, and treats content made mainly to game rankings as spam. That's why every draft waits for you: add the detail only you know, like the oven that's always worse than the photos.
Can I keep the website I already have?
Yes. Your booking form has its own link and can sit on any site, so you can keep yours and add the form. Or build a new one from the dashboard.
Website & SEO blog in practice
Guides that cover this
KnoxThe how-to, with the rules and real prices.
Website & SEO blog is one piece
More to get more customers
KnoxSame login, same customers, same numbers. Pick one, I'll wait.
See More Knocks run one of your own jobs
Book 20 minutes with one of the founders. We'll walk a real booking from quote to payment and tell you straight whether it fits your company.
Book your demo