SiteBoost — Monthly Retainer

SiteBoost — Monthly Retainer

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You can copy this method and run a month of WordPress work yourself. Buy Now is Will doing that month on your site: ten existing-post optimizations and four new articles, already connected.

SiteBoost Monthly Retainer is a service. Square lists it per month at $997. The /siteboost/ hub defines the month as 10 posts + 4 articles. That is the scope. Not “unlimited blog support.” Not ads. Not a redesign.

This SKU assumes the site is already connected and you have a baseline. If it is not, run Site Connection and Audit first (or the Pilot, which includes the connection). Self-hosted WordPress only. Posts, not Pages, unless you put a Page in writing.

What a month includes

From the public hub, two work types:

• 10 existing-post optimizations. Same method as the $47 SKU, ten times. SEO, AEO, GEO, schema, interlink, IndexNow. Highest-opportunity published posts, agreed before the month starts if you can, or pulled from the last audit if you already have a queue.

• 4 new articles. Same method as the $97 SKU, four times. Brief, write, three layers, taxonomy, internal links, publish, IndexNow.

That is 14 URLs touched in a month if you finish the scope. The pilot is ten existing posts and a 60-day wait. The retainer is the ongoing version: keep refreshing the library and keep adding posts, on a calendar.

The weekly rhythm

The operator guide on tygartmedia.com is the calendar. Scope changes. Process does not.

1. Monday. Audit and pick. Re-pull the inventory or last month’s leftover queue. Score content health. Pick this week’s existing posts and the next new-article brief. Do not start writing until the week’s list is written down.

2. Tuesday to Thursday. Execute. Existing-post passes and new-article drafts. Every action gets all three layers by default. Schema on every URL you touch. Interlink into the cluster you are building, not random related-posts widgets.

3. Friday. Verify. Re-read what you published or refreshed. Rich Results Test on the new or changed URLs. IndexNow pings. Log what shipped: URL, what changed, word count, schema types, which brief it came from.

The 23-site stack article adds the monthly maintenance layer on top of that week: taxonomy health, orphan detection, meta-pollution scan (wp-clean-meta), and a look at rankings / competitor movement if you have Search Console and a research tool. Do that once a month, not every Monday, or you will spend the retainer on reports.

How to pick the ten and the four

Existing ten, same rules as the pilot:

• Impressions but empty meta / no FAQ / no schema.

• Over 500 words, real query, missing AEO and GEO.

• Across pillars, not ten from one tag.

• Skip stubs, test posts, and anything you are about to redirect.

Four new articles, same rules as New Article Publishing:

• Start from a brief: keyword, intent, PAA list, sources you can name, internal-link targets that already exist.

• Prefer spokes that point back to a hub you already optimized, or a hub you will optimize this month. The SiteBoost cluster process is hub and spoke with bidirectional links. A new post that does not link to anything, and is linked from nothing, is a wasted slot.

• content-quality-gate before publish: no unsourced claims, no fabricated stats.

A month on a legal pad

Write these lines on day 1, then fill them as you go:

1. Site URL. Connection still works? (users/me 200)

2. This month’s ten existing URLs (before title / after title).

3. This month’s four briefs (keyword, intent, target publish date).

4. Monday notes: what the audit still says is on fire.

5. Friday logs, four of them.

6. Month-end: Search Console on the 14 URLs versus last month. What you would pick next month. What you would stop.

If you cannot name the 14 URLs at month-end, you did not run a retainer. You blogged.

What a month does not include

• Page redesigns, theme work, or plugin installs.

• Google Ads, GBP posts, or social, unless you hired those separately.

• Editing attorney bios, service pages, or the homepage without a written ask.

• A promised ranking. The public SiteBoost copy measures at 60 days and treats traditional SEO as 60 to 90 days on competitive terms. A single month is a shipping month, not a miracle month.

How this sits next to the other doors

Connection and Audit is the one-time setup. Pilot is connection + ten existing posts + a 60-day report, once. Retainer is the monthly machine after that. Existing Post Optimization and New Article Publishing are the à la carte versions of the same two work types if you do not want a month.

If you want the skill files so your own Claude can run the week, that is the WordPress SEO Skill Pack. Pro has the full refresh stack and the content pipeline. Agency adds new-site setup and thin-content expansion, which is what you need if you are the one retaining other people’s sites.

If you want Will to run the month

You can keep the Monday / midweek / Friday rhythm on your own staff. Buy Now is Will doing the month: ten existing-post passes, four new articles, shipped through the REST API, with a log of what changed. Same Square button at the top. $997 per month.

Email the site URL after checkout. If the site is not connected yet, the first month still needs the Application Password and the baseline. Do not send the login password. Application Password only.