For agencies

Run ten client blogs without ten more writers.

Every client site gets its own keywords, its own voice and its own schedule, on one account. You review what you want to review and the rest publishes itself.

One project and three articles free. No card required.

Why agencies cap out

Every retainer you add is a writer you have to find, brief, edit and chase.
01

Content is the cost centre

Strategy is where you earn the fee; production is where you spend it. Most of a retainer disappears into drafting, editing and uploading before any of the thinking gets billed.

02

Freelancers are a second job

Briefing, deadline-chasing and quality control across a bench of writers is management overhead that grows exactly as fast as your client list does.

03

Every client wants volume

Retainers now assume a steady publishing cadence plus reporting. Delivering that by hand for one client is work; for ten it is a hiring plan.

04

Growth shrinks the margin

When delivery scales with headcount, every new account makes the business harder to run instead of easier.

What MotiBlog does about it

Ten projects on one account, each with its own plan, voice, schedule and CMS.
01

One agent, ten client blogs

Each project carries its own key, so an agent can run the morning review across every client in one session — approve what passes, hold what does not, and leave a record of which was which.

02

One project per client

Each site gets its own keyword research, content calendar, writing voice and publishing schedule, fully separated on a single account. Up to ten projects.

03

Production without the bench

30 articles a month per project, 2,500–4,000 words each, researched against the pages currently ranking and checked on 13 points before publishing. No briefing, no chasing.

04

Review where it earns its keep

Set routine posts to publish automatically and hold anything sensitive in review. You read what you choose to read; the rest ships on schedule.

05

Numbers for the monthly call

Search Console positions and impressions sit next to the articles that earned them, per project — movement you can show a client without assembling a deck.

What you get

on every plan
Projects on one account10
Articles a month, per project30
Voice and schedule per clientseparate
Daily work for younone
Start with three articles. Judge it by what ranks.

One project and three articles free. No card required.

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