Your first sales page and blog article are free. That pair costs $45 at list price.
It is not a demo or a lighter sample. Both pieces go through the same pipeline as every paid order: the same research, writing, design, publishing and QA gate. The only differences are the price and the rule of once per website.
What arrives
The sales page
- A headline and sub-headline built around the keyword you're targeting.
- Your customer's problem in their words, with your offer as the answer.
- Specifics, not slogans: what you do, what's included, what it costs.
- The objections real buyers raise, answered from your brief.
- One clear call to action, with your contact route on the page.
- Title tag, meta description, heading structure, internal links and a sitemap entry.
The blog article
- One primary keyword, plus the related terms real searchers use with it.
- An intro that answers the question before asking for more attention.
- A sectioned body with headings that match how the topic is searched.
- Concrete detail such as numbers, steps and examples, instead of filler.
- Links back to your website.
- Title tag, meta description, slug and a search-engine submission when it publishes.
What it costs you
- No card. The free claim has no payment step, now or later.
- No account and nothing to cancel.
- No obligation to buy anything afterwards. You keep both pieces either way, and the links stay live.
The one rule
One free start per website, ever. See What does "one free start per website" mean?
Why is it free?
Showing beats telling. A finished page and article about your business, live on the web, can't bluff. Either the work is good enough that you order more, or it isn't.