IT Services
SEO for IT Services: content for Google and AI assistants

SOUND FAMILIAR?
Strong on technology, but invisible where buyers search
Buyers ask an AI assistant first
An IT manager asks ChatGPT which MSPs around Manchester or Leeds offer managed workplace support with an SLA. Only then does the RFP go out. If your company is not in that answer, the shortlist starts without you.
The blog stopped at the last release
Everyone agrees content matters. But developers are in sprints, consultants are on billable hours and marketing is often one person. The latest blog post still covers a migration from years ago.
Expertise that is nowhere to be found online
Your team solves tricky problems every week: Azure migrations, integrations with Xero or Sage, Cyber Essentials preparation. Online there is only a services page about 'tailored solutions'. No search engine can pull a concrete answer from that.
HOW ALEX WORKS
Alex writes, you approve, your own site grows
Topics drawn from your buyers' questions
Alex researches what IT decision-makers search for in Google and ask AI assistants. He then plans clusters: a series of articles on, say, managed security, covering it from every angle and closed with an overview article that links them. That is how you build authority on a subject.
Written to be found and cited
Every article of 1,800 to 2,200 words opens with a direct answer, includes facts with source and year, and ends with an FAQ. That structure follows search intent and is built to be shown by Google and cited by AI assistants.
Checked, and you have the final say
Before publishing, Alex checks claims about your company against your profile and knowledge base. Then every article comes to you first. Approve with one click or rewrite sentence by sentence. If a partner status or certification is wrong, you remove it straight away.
Measured in Google and in AI assistants
Launchmind measures whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI mention your company. Through Search Console you follow the Google position of each article. It is all in your own dashboard, with a report in your inbox every month.
Ready to get started?
First article live on your blog within 24 hours.
EXAMPLE TOPICS
Topics Alex could write for your IT company
Example #1
How much does a managed service provider cost per user per month?
For the managing director or office manager of a small business looking to outsource IT. It explains what a per-user price often includes and which questions to ask before requesting a quote.
Example #2
UK GDPR and your IT supplier: what belongs in the data processing agreement?
For IT managers at UK organisations that share personal data with an outsourced provider. An informative overview of what to ask a supplier about security and breach reporting. You approve the content before publication.
Example #3
Bespoke software or off-the-shelf: when should you hire a software development agency?
For operations directors stuck with spreadsheets or an ageing ERP. The article compares trade-offs such as maintenance and integration with existing systems, and helps you prepare an RFP.
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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Read the articleFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What IT companies ask before they start
01What does Launchmind cost for an IT company?
02Who decides what goes on our website?
03How quickly will we see results?
04Our services are technical. Can Alex describe them properly?
05Will this work with our website?
06What happens to the articles if we stop?
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