SEO and GEO content on subscription, made by AI colleague Alex. Alex mainly improves the service pages you already have, writes a new one only for a service without a page, and keeps them up to date. You approve every text first.
A service page is where people land when they want to buy or book, from Google and from ChatGPT. That is why Alex starts with the pages you already have.
Improve existing pages
Alex reads your current page, keeps your photos and rewrites the text with a direct answer, how you work, a price indication, proof and questions from real customers. Plus the structured data Google and AI assistants read.
New only where it is needed
If a service has no page yet, Alex writes one. Up to 4 new service pages a month. No separate page per town: your service area goes on the service page itself.
Then keep them current
Then keep them current
Alex checks every live page at least once a month and proposes a small update when there are new questions, facts or articles. Upkeep does not count towards the new pages.
On every page
A fixed structure that buyers and AI assistants read quickly
Every service page gets the same parts, filled with what you tell us about that service.
On every page
A direct answer at the top
What, for whom, where and from what price. The part ChatGPT and other AI assistants quote in their answer.
What you get
Concretely what your customer receives.
How it works
The steps, from first contact to result.
Price indication
A from-price or range, and what it depends on.
Proof
A project, a review or a number.
Questions from real customers
From your Q&A answers, never the same block on two pages.
One next step
Call, request a quote or book.
Structured data
Service, business details, service area, price and FAQ in the code Google and AI assistants read, matching the visible text exactly.
And then Alex keeps them up to date
A service page is where people who are ready to buy land. Alex checks every page at least once a month: questions people ask in Google that the page does not answer yet, questions where AI assistants name a competitor instead of you, new facts from your answers and new articles about that service. He proposes a small update, you approve it, and the page then shows 'Updated on' with the date. That way the page keeps getting found by Google and cited by AI assistants, and you see per page what each update brought.
How it works
From your answers to a page on your site
Nothing goes live without your approval. For service pages you always approve yourself, updates included.
Q&A per service
Six questions about the service: price, how you work, who it is for, a recent project, the questions you always get and your service area. Recorded in your Q&A on a contract of 1 year or longer, otherwise typed in your dashboard.
You check the facts
Alex turns your answers into facts per service. You approve or edit them. Only approved facts make it onto the page.
Alex writes the draft
Based on your current page, your facts and the questions people ask in Google. A second model checks every claim against your facts and a proofreader goes over the text.
You approve
You read the draft in your dashboard, edit sentences or ask for a new version with your note. Only after your approval can the page go online.
Publish and measure
On your site with one click, or by copying. After that you see clicks, impressions and position per page from Search Console, and how often AI assistants cite the page.
How the page gets onto your site, per platform
After your approval Alex puts the page on your site with one click. What that click does depends on your platform. Copying always works.
On your site
Platform
What happens
WordPress
With the Launchmind plugin from version 6.7, Alex replaces the text of the existing page, with a backup you can restore, or creates a new page. Pages built with a page builder and your home page are left alone. The structured data for Google and AI is added automatically.
Webflow
With a linked services collection, Alex replaces the item (with a backup) or creates a new one. A static Webflow page you copy.
Framer
A new page in the CMS collection "Launchmind Diensten", after a one-time template link. The connection cannot replace an existing Framer page.
Laravel, Magento, PrestaShop
The structured data for Google and AI is added to your existing page automatically. If a service has no page yet, the connection adds a new one to your site.
Shopify, HubSpot, Odoo and others
You copy the ready-made text and structured data from your dashboard.
Photos come from your current page or your own image library, never stock or AI images.
Pricing
In every plan, at no extra cost
Service pages are part of every Launchmind plan, from 425 euro a month for Launch Long, excluding VAT.
Up to 4 new service pages a month, in every plan
Keeping live pages current comes on top of that
A new version after your note does not count as a new page
Q&A per service on a contract of 1 year or longer, otherwise you type the answers
On December 1, 2026, Launch Long and Launch Fast go up in price. Start now and you keep the current price.
Choose 1 month, 1, 2 or 3 years. After that, cancel any month. One-time setup: €1,999, the same for every term. Prices per month, excluding VAT.
Launch Long
Get found steadily on your most important topics.
€425/month
excl. VAT
One-time setup: €1,999
From December 1: €495 per month. Sign up now and keep €425.
*SEO articles per month (Launch Long 10, Launch Fast 17, Launch Direct 25, Launch Max 50), plus 4 Q&A articles and up to 4 service pages per month. The Q&A articles come with a contract of 1 year or longer. Prices are indexed yearly by at most 5%.
What you get back
A content marketer spends 3.4 hours on average writing one piece of content. Your plan in work hours:
Launch Long
18 pieces of content
61 hours of writing
Doing it yourself: about €2,200 in salary
Launch Fast
25 pieces of content
85 hours of writing
Doing it yourself: about €3,000 in salary
Launch Direct
33 pieces of content
112 hours of writing
Doing it yourself: about €4,000 in salary
About the work of one full-time content marketer
Launch Max
58 pieces of content
197 hours of writing
Doing it yourself: about €7,000 in salary
More work than one full-time content marketer
That is writing only. Alex also does the keyword research, Q&A, structured data, publishing, social posts and measuring in AI assistants. A content marketer on staff costs about €5,000 a month in employer costs on average.
Sources: Orbit Media blogging survey 2025, 808 content marketers (3 hours and 25 minutes of writing per piece on average, excluding research and publishing). Salary: Searchlab 2026 (Glassdoor, Hays, CBS), Dutch median about €45,000 gross a year, plus holiday pay and employer costs. Cost per hour based on 140 productive hours a month.
In every plan
Your first article within 24 hours
Every article 1,800 to 2,200 words
Written authentically, to be found in Google and AI
Your service pages rewritten for buyers and AI assistants and kept up to date, up to 4 new per month
Measured every week 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
Why service pages
Fixed pages get more clicks per page than blog articles
more clicks from Google per page for service and fixed pages than for blog articles (0.71 vs 0.09)
8x
citations per page by AI assistants: service pages vs blog articles
2.1 vs 1.4
Launchmind's own measurement across 22 customers with Search Console, 90 days to 28 October 2026, plus our weekly AI measurement. Fixed pages are often older and get links from the blogs, so the difference is not only the page type. External: Whitespark Local Search Ranking Factors 2026 (expert survey) ranks a dedicated page per service #1 for local organic visibility and #2 for AI visibility. No guaranteed results.
Honest up front
What we do not do
No page goes live without your approval, and no update either
No separate pages per town or region
No stock photos or AI images on your page
No promised rankings or citations: we measure per page what happens
Frequently asked questions
What is a service page, and why not just a blog article?
A service page is the page on your site about what you sell. A blog article answers the questions people ask before they choose; the service page catches whoever wants to buy or book. You need both, and every article links to the right service page.
Does Alex rewrite my existing pages or create new ones?
Mostly existing ones. Alex finds the page you already have for each service and improves it. Only for a service without a page does he write a new one, up to 4 a month.
Does anything go live before I have seen it?
No. A service page and every update to it only go online after your approval. Service pages are never approved automatically after a few days.
What if I do not like the text?
You edit sentences yourself in your dashboard or ask for a new version with your note, up to three times per draft. A new version does not count as a new page.
Can Alex put the page on my website too?
On WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Laravel, Magento and PrestaShop Alex puts the page or the structured data on your site in one click, within the limits per platform above. On other platforms you copy the ready-made text and data.
Does upkeep count towards the new pages?
No. The monthly check and the small updates to live pages come on top of the 4 new pages a month.
Do you also make a page per town?
No. Separate pages per town look very much alike and add little. Your service area goes on the service page itself.