Blog — articles that help Google find you

What this screen is for. Short articles on your website. Google shows them to people searching for an inspector near you — tell the AI a topic, review the draft, publish. The post goes up on your site, at your own address. How to get there. Sidebar → Marketing → Blog. What every button does Show the blog on my website — the master switch. Your blog appears on your site once you publish your first post; untick to hide it completely. View my blog — opens your live blog. It's greyed with "Publish a post to see it live" until a post is actually Live — an empty blog has nothing to open, and your site's Blog menu item appears only then too. Write a post — opens the editor: Title, and Pick a topic chips (roofs · sewer scopes · radon · crawlspaces · new construction · seasonal maintenance) to aim the AI. Write it with AI — drafts the whole post for you to react to ("Pick a topic or type a title first" if it has no subject). You edit every word before anything goes live. Post — plain paragraphs: "write it the way you'd explain it standing in someone's driveway." Photos — optional; a photo of the thing you're writing about does most of the work, and a short clip works too. The first one leads the post. Save draft / Publish on a new or draft post; Save changes / Unpublish on a live one (there's deliberately no "save draft" on a live post — that would quietly take it down). Delete — removes the post the instant you tap it. It does not ask twice, so mean it. The post list — each post with its cover, a Live or Draft badge, its date, and Edit. Common questions "What should I write about?" Tap a topic chip and let the AI draft something to react to — "your first post is the hardest." Local, season-relevant answers ("what a sewer scope finds") are what searchers ask. "Does publishing put it on Google?" It goes onto your site and into your site's sitemap right away. When you publish, we also tell search engines the post is new. They still decide when it shows up. "I published two posts with the same title." No problem — the second's web address just ends in "-2," and a note tells you so. "Where do readers see it?" On your site's Blog page — the menu item appears once a post is live. View my blog takes you there. "Can the AI publish without me?" No. It drafts; you read, edit, and publish. Good to know Delete really doesn't confirm — a tap and it's gone. Unpublish is the reversible way to take a post off the site. The Marketing Content tab's blog starter lands here with your topic already loaded. Related Marketing Content — the AI's blog starter SEO & AI — how your site gets found Your site's Blog page, as readers see it