Laravel

SEO and AI visibility for Laravel, without writing it yourself

Alex researches what your customers search for, writes complete articles in your tone of voice and publishes them on your own Laravel site via a Composer package.

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SOUND FAMILIAR?

Your Laravel site is bespoke, but the blog keeps slipping

Your team ships features, fixes bugs and closes sprints. Writing and publishing content keeps moving to next week. Meanwhile, your customers are searching for answers every day.

The blog has sat in the backlog for months

Every sprint planning session, a new feature or client request wins. The blog module and the articles meant to fill it keep sinking to the bottom. Everyone agrees it matters. Nobody has the time.

Bolting on a separate CMS feels like overkill

Your developers do not want another system hanging off your application, with its own logins, updates and dependencies. They want something that fits the Laravel stack they already know and maintain.

Nobody knows whether AI assistants mention you

Your customers increasingly put their questions to ChatGPT or Perplexity. Whether your business comes up, you simply do not know. Changing that takes content you do not have yet.

HOW IT WORKS

A content pipeline that fits your Laravel stack

Alex handles the research, the writing and the publishing. Your developer connects a Composer package once. After that, articles appear on your own domain, in your own blog.

Composer package for Laravel 10, 11 and 12

The package provides Blade components, routes and SEO tags. Your developer installs it via Composer and decides how the articles sit within your layout. No separate system alongside your app, just part of your application.

Alt texts, hreflang and sitemap handled

The package takes care of alt texts for images, hreflang for multilingual sites and a sitemap. Useful if you serve customers in the UK and across Europe. Alex writes in 9 languages, including English, German and French.

Topic clusters, structured by search intent

Alex plans a series of articles covering one subject from every angle, then closes with an overview article linking them together. Each article opens with a direct answer, includes facts with source and year, and ends with an FAQ.

You approve, Alex checks the facts

Before publishing, Alex checks claims about your company against your profile and knowledge base. Then every article comes to you for approval: one click by email or in the dashboard, with sentence-by-sentence rewriting.

Ready to get started?

First article live on your blog within 24 hours.

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EXAMPLES

Topics Alex could write for you

These are example topics for businesses running on Laravel. Alex first researches what your customers search for, then plans topics tailored to your business.

Example #1

Making Tax Digital for VAT: what does a small business need to set up?

For an invoicing SaaS built on Laravel. It explains to UK small business owners what Making Tax Digital involves and which steps to take. Informative, with references to official HMRC guidance.

Example #2

Letting clients book appointments online: what does UK GDPR mean for your practice?

For a booking platform. It answers practice owners' questions about which personal data they may collect and how to store it securely, pointing to ICO guidance. Informative, and the client approves every article.

Example #3

Bespoke customer portal or off-the-shelf software: which suits a growing wholesaler?

For a company that builds or offers portals. It helps a managing director or IT lead weigh bespoke against off-the-shelf, using cost, maintenance and scalability as the yardsticks.

In every plan

What you always get

Your first article within 24 hours
Every article 1,800 to 2,200 words
Written to be found in Google and AI
Measured every month in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI
Your Google positions per article, tracked continuously
Every article comes to you for approval first
Share to LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram
Your own dashboard, plus a report in your inbox every month
Plus up to 4 articles per month from your own answers (Q&A), with a contract of 1 year or longer

From €425/month excl. VAT · One-time setup €1,999

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What Laravel teams ask before they start

How much does Launchmind cost?

Launch Long costs €425 per month excl. VAT for 10 articles a month. Launch Fast gives you 17 articles, Launch Direct 25 and Launch Max 50, the last two with your own account manager. There is also a one-time setup fee of €1,999 excl. VAT, the same for every plan and contract length. You choose 1 month or 1, 2 or 3 years. Longer contracts come with a discount. Full details are on the pricing page.

Do we keep control over what appears on our site?

Yes. Every article comes to you for approval first, with one click by email or in the dashboard. You can rewrite it sentence by sentence. If you do not respond, the article goes live automatically after 48 hours. You can extend that window to 7 days. Before publishing, Alex checks claims about your company against your profile and knowledge base.

How quickly will we see results?

Your first article is ready within 24 hours of starting. Launchmind builds authority for the long run, in Google and in AI search. Most customers see results between month 3 and 6. We do not promise quick wins. You do see every month whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI mention you, and you track your Google position per article via Search Console.

How do we connect Launchmind to our Laravel application?

Through a Composer package for Laravel 10, 11 and 12. The package provides Blade components, routes and SEO tags, and handles alt texts, hreflang and a sitemap. Your developer installs it and decides how the articles fit into your existing layout. The articles then live on your own domain, in your own blog.

Can Alex write for our UK and European customers?

Yes. Alex writes in 9 languages: English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Hindi and Danish. Your first language is included in your plan, and each extra language costs a fixed monthly fee. The Laravel package handles hreflang, so search engines know which language version belongs to which visitor.

What happens to the articles if we stop?

The articles remain your property and stay on your website, even after your contract ends. So you are not building content on someone else's platform. Once your contract term is over, you can cancel on a monthly basis.

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Laravel

SEO and AI visibility for Laravel, without writing it yourself

Alex researches what your customers search for, writes complete articles in your tone of voice and publishes them on your own Laravel site via a Composer package.

Start with Alex View pricing

SOUND FAMILIAR?

Your Laravel site is bespoke, but the blog keeps slipping

Your team ships features, fixes bugs and closes sprints. Writing and publishing content keeps moving to next week. Meanwhile, your customers are searching for answers every day.

The blog has sat in the backlog for months

Every sprint planning session, a new feature or client request wins. The blog module and the articles meant to fill it keep sinking to the bottom. Everyone agrees it matters. Nobody has the time.

Bolting on a separate CMS feels like overkill

Your developers do not want another system hanging off your application, with its own logins, updates and dependencies. They want something that fits the Laravel stack they already know and maintain.

Nobody knows whether AI assistants mention you

Your customers increasingly put their questions to ChatGPT or Perplexity. Whether your business comes up, you simply do not know. Changing that takes content you do not have yet.

HOW IT WORKS

A content pipeline that fits your Laravel stack

Alex handles the research, the writing and the publishing. Your developer connects a Composer package once. After that, articles appear on your own domain, in your own blog.