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Blog articles on your website

3 to 5 a week, each with 4 to 6 images.

Each article is written for your business and for one search your customers make, then published on your own website.

Why it matters: Google says its ranking systems are designed to prioritize helpful, reliable information that is created to benefit people. Google also says the best practices for SEO remain relevant for its AI features, such as AI Overviews.Source: Google Search Central, "Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content"; Google Search Central, "AI features and your website" (read 2026-10-01)

Google Business posts

5 a week, each with an image.

Short updates published on your Google Business Profile, the listing people see on Google Search and Maps.

Why it matters: Google says that when customers find your latest updates on your Business Profile, it helps them decide to visit your business.Source: Google Business Profile Help, "Create & manage posts on your Business Profile" (read 2026-10-01)

Competitor Intelligence

We scan the businesses that outrank you and write toward the gaps they leave open.

On-Site SEO Review, every quarter

We scan every page of your site and tell you what to change. It is a review: making the changes is yours, or the Website Optimization add-on.

Instagram and Facebook, posted for you

20 image posts a month, one every weekday, to Instagram and Facebook. One image and a caption per post, written around the services you offer and the places you serve.

Why it matters: Instagram says that for a post to be found in its search, keywords and hashtags belong in the caption.Source: Instagram, "Breaking Down How Instagram Search Works" (read 2026-10-01)

TikTok, posted for you

Your posts and your monthly commercial published to your TikTok, through TikTok's own account authorization.

One AI commercial a month

If you cancel and return later, the first month is charged upfront again.

30 seconds, vertical, with a 15 second cutdown, made from your brief and posted for you to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.

Google Search ads, managed

Your Google Search campaigns built and managed every week: keywords, ads, budgets and tracking. Google Search ads are text ads, so they need no images.

Meta ads, managed

Your Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns built and managed every week, on the creative we are already making for you.

TikTok ads, managed

Your TikTok ad campaigns built and managed every week.

Your ad account, your card

Your ad budget is paid by you, straight to each platform, on your own ad account and your own card. Any budget, with no cap. No percentage of spend, no minimum spend, no contract, and no ads setup fee.

Review Reply Management, included

Every new 4 or 5 star Google review gets a reply written to it within one business day; a review under 4 stars is never answered for you: it is flagged to you with a suggested reply. A $450 a month value, included, with no term.

The performance study

After every post we read its results on Instagram and Facebook (likes and comments, plus views, saves and shares when they are available) and make the next one better. We learn what works for your account (the topic, the opening line, the format, the length, the time of day) and never copy a post. Each month you get a short note: what worked, and what we do next.

AI text and email agents

2,500 agent messages a month (texts and emails).

Agents that answer your leads by text and email, set up with you.

AI voice agent on your own number

150 voice minutes a month, then 50¢ a minute.

A human-like voice in the voice you choose. It thinks, knows your business, holds a real conversation, and answers every call, so you never miss a lead.

One phone view

Calls, texts and voicemail in one place.

Bookkeeping, tax estimates and the AI Business Coach, free

Free on every plan: bookkeeping with a live profit and loss view, receipts, mileage and invoicing; tax estimates with a Schedule C export; a coach that knows your numbers; calendar sync; and free seats for your team and your accountant. Your bank connects automatically on plans from $450 a month; on Spark Lite and Spark you enter transactions yourself.

Will callers know it's AI?

If they ask, it tells them. Most callers just notice they got a fast, helpful answer.

Your Google results, in plain words

A card in your dashboard shows how often your business appeared on Google, the visits Google sent you, where you stand on your key searches, and how many of your published pages Google has indexed, each compared with the month before. It reports what Google already did and never promises a ranking. It is on from the start, with nothing to switch on. For a website we do not host, you give us read-only access to its Google Search Console once; until the first numbers arrive, the card says it is getting set up.

Every customer asked for a review

After every completed job, each customer gets the same honest request for a review on Google, with a link to your review page: no incentives, never only the happy customers, one reminder and then nothing more. Requests go by email on your behalf, or by text only from your own registered number to customers who agreed to texts. You approve the wording and turn requests on yourself in your dashboard; nothing is sent until you do, and only jobs finished after that are asked.

Why it matters: Google says reviews can help your business stand out and give potential customers helpful info. Google also says offering incentives in exchange for reviews is strictly prohibited.Source: Google Business Profile Help, "Tips to get more reviews" (read 2026-10-06)

Your directory tracker

A card in your dashboard tracks where your business should be listed (Google, Bing Places, Apple Business Connect, Yelp, BBB, Nextdoor and the directories of your industry), whether each listing is correct, wrong or missing, and the plain-words fix for each one. Having us make the fixes for you is the Citation & NAP Cleanup add-on ($100 per month on a 12-month term, or $400 once).

Every article linked to your pages

Every article we publish links to the pages of your website it relates to, such as the page for the service it is about.

Why it matters: Google says it uses links as a signal when determining the relevancy of pages and to find new pages to crawl, and that every page you care about should have a link from at least one other page on your site. Google also says that if a site's pages are properly linked, Google can usually discover most of the site.Source: Google Search Central, "Link best practices for Google"; Google Search Central, "Learn about sitemaps" (read 2026-10-06)

A byline and a visible date on every article

Every article we publish carries its author and the date it was published, where readers can see them.

Why it matters: Google says it strongly encourages adding accurate authorship information, such as bylines, where readers might expect it. Google also says to add a user-visible date to the page and feature it prominently.Source: Google Search Central, "Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content"; Google Search Central, "Add a byline date to Google Search results" (read 2026-10-06)

Announced to Bing as soon as it is live

Every article we publish is announced to Bing through IndexNow as soon as it goes live. On a website Axori hosts, this is automatic. On a website hosted elsewhere, it works when the site can serve a small key file at its own address: on WordPress through the Axori plugin, and on other sites after one short step. It is not possible on closed website platforms such as Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and GoDaddy, because they cannot serve that file at the site's own address.

Why it matters: Bing says IndexNow notifies multiple search engines of your content changes as soon as they happen. IndexNow.org says that to submit pages, a site must prove it owns its host by hosting at least one text file within that host.Source: Microsoft Bing Webmaster Tools, "Why IndexNow"; IndexNow.org, "What is IndexNow?"; IndexNow.org, "IndexNow documentation" (read 2026-10-06)