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Versus an agency

Your SEO agency cannot keep up with this.

Most SEO retainers buy the same things: keyword research, a few articles a month, some updates to old pages and a report. PageWorks does all of it every day, by itself, and it is included in a plan you may already be on. No agency on earth works your site daily for that.

  • New articles every day
  • Rewrites every day
  • No retainer
  • No briefs
  • No account manager
  • No monthly report theater
Side by side

Same job. No contest.

How SEO retainers usually work, next to an engine that never clocks out.

What you are paying forTypical agencyPageWorks
New content
A set number of articles a month, sized to the retainer.
New articles published on a daily schedule you set.
Old content
Published once and rarely touched again.
Every post below page one gets rewritten, a few each day, in rotation.
Keyword planning
A spreadsheet at the start of the engagement.
Continuous discovery: it keeps finding searches you do not cover and plans an article for each.
Pages competing with each other
Depends on who is watching the account.
Built-in rules stop two of your pages chasing the same search.
Turnaround
Brief, draft, review, revisions, publish.
Planned, written, checked and published without waiting on anyone.
Reporting
A monthly report and a call.
A live panel: rankings, clicks, conversions and what changed today.
When something stalls
You hear about it at the next check-in.
It raises an alert the same day and retries by itself.
Cost
A monthly retainer on top of your tools.
Included with PipeWorks Complete. No separate price.
Why an engine wins

Ranking rewards whoever keeps showing up. Agencies clock out.

01

It never runs out of hours

A retainer is a fixed slice of a person's month. An engine has no slice. It does today's work today, including weekends.

02

It goes back

The biggest waste in SEO is the article written once and abandoned on page three. PageWorks returns to every post until it climbs.

03

It does not forget

It knows which keyword belongs to which page, so a new article never undercuts an old one.

04

It does not hide a bad month

You see rankings, visits and conversions any time you like. If something stalls, it says so the same day.

Do the math

What the retainer actually buys you.

Add up what you paid your agency last year. Then count what you got for it.

  • How many new articles went live?
  • How many old posts did they go back and fix?
  • How many days did nobody touch your site at all?
  • How long did you wait to hear what happened?
  • PageWorks answers all four the same way: every day, with nothing to chase.
Switching

How to move over without losing ground.

  1. Keep what ranks

    PageWorks maps every existing page to its keyword first. Pages that already rank are left alone unless the data says otherwise.

  2. Fill the gaps

    Discovery plans new articles for the searches your site does not cover yet.

  3. Work the backlog

    Old posts below page one start getting rewritten, a few every day.

  4. Watch it compound

    Rankings, visits and conversions sit in your panel, so you can judge it on results.

Included with PipeWorks Complete

Stop paying a retainer for work an engine does daily.

PageWorks is included with PipeWorks Complete. Tell us about your site and what you want it to rank for.