Your first sales page and blog article are on us
Tell us what you sell. We research it, write it, design it and put it live — one sales page and one blog article, completely free. Then we email you the links. That is the whole deal.
Four boxes, then one click on the email we send. No card, no account, no call. See what's inside ↓ · Open a finished sample order ↗
The two pieces, opened up
No adjectives. This is what each piece contains when the link lands in your inbox.
Written to ask for the call, the booking or the sale
Written to ask a visitor to call, book or buy — designed in your colours and published for you. On its own it is $30; here it is free.
- A headline and sub-headline built around the keyword you're targeting
- Your customer's problem in their words, 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, sitemap entry
… or book a check with your plumbing business before winter …
Researched around one search
Published on a blog that already covers your subject — part of our network of blogs — and linked back to you. On its own it is $15; here it is free.
- 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 — numbers, steps, examples — instead of filler
- Links back to your website, so the article never sits alone
- Title tag, meta description, slug, and search-engine submission on publish
Bought one at a time, this pair is $45 $0 here — one per website, up to 2 per account.
Same anatomy as the paid pieces — compare it line by line on the samples page.
Claim both pieces freeWhere each piece actually lives
No vague "we handle distribution". Two pieces, two addresses, both live and linkable the day we email you.
On a web address we set up and host
The page: a web address we set up and host — HTTPS working, nothing for you to install.
- Published on a web address we set up and host for you — you touch no DNS, no builder, no plugin
- Designed in your colours, carrying your name, your offer and your contact route
- HTTPS working, sitemap in place, submitted to search engines on publish
On a blog that already covers your subject
The article: our network of topical blogs — the same network every paid article order uses.
- Published on a blog that already covers your subject — one of the topical blogs we run, each on its own domain
- Matched to your niche before a word is written — never bolted onto a site about everything
- Linking back to your website, so readers can reach you from day one
Half a minute of typing, one click in your inbox. We handle every step after.
Four boxes about your business — that's the entire brief. Research, writing, design, QA and publishing are all on us.
- ✓ No card — the free start has no payment step, now or later
- ✓ No account to create, and nothing to cancel afterwards
- ✓ A confirmation email lands immediately — one click on its link starts the work
- ✓ Nothing publishes until it passes QA — the same gate as paid work
- ✓ One free start per website, up to 2 per account — the only rules there are
Your step, made easy — what to put in the four boxes
One free start per website, ever, and up to 2 per account. What exactly is delivered and where it is published is on the FAQ page. Read the FAQ
- Every link and imagepass
- Readable contrastpass
- Valid search markuppass
- Your brand detailspass
- Sources for every claimpass
The free start is the full product
We didn't build a lighter version to give away. Your free page and article go through the same pipeline as every paid order — same research, same writing, same design pass, same publishing. The only differences are the price and the once-per-website rule.
- Keyword planning for your topic before a word is written
- A search-friendly title and description on every piece
- Internal linking, so neither piece sits on its own
- Inclusion in the sitemap, and submission to search engines the moment it publishes
- The automated QA pass — the same gate, no exceptions
- Every link resolves, and every image loads
- Text contrast is readable, not just pretty
- The search markup is valid
- Your brand details are correct — your name, your offer, your colours
- Every factual claim traces back to a source
- It is the right length
- It carries no banned wording
- Its internal links are in place
A piece that fails goes back to the writer. It does not go live late and wrong.
The QA pass runs on every order — the free ones included.
Same pipeline. Same gate. No checkout.
Claim your free startNo payment to start, no card ever on the free claim — one free start per website, up to 2 per account.
From claim to live links
The same route every paid order takes — your free start just skips the checkout.
Your claim is in
You fill in the four boxes, and a confirmation email arrives straight away. It carries one link to click.
You confirm it from your inbox
Click the link and your claim is confirmed, and a short email with your reference follows — that click is the last thing we ask of you. Nothing arrived? Check spam, or submit the form again with the same address and we resend the same link.
A person picks it up
Once you have confirmed, someone reads your four answers and production starts — keyword planning first, then the writing and the design, for both pieces.
Both pieces pass the QA gate
The page is checked for links, images, contrast, search markup, brand details and sources; the article for length, banned wording and internal links. Nothing publishes until its checks pass.
The links land in your inbox
The live URL for each piece, plus the report every order gets — on the web, as a PDF, and as a plain list of links. They don't expire. What that report contains, exactly, is next.
Delivery is a report, not a promise
Your free order ends the way every paid order ends — with a delivery report you can open, keep and forward. No dashboard to learn, no login to remember. It lists:
- ✓ Each piece by name — the sales page and the blog article
- ✓ Where each one was published — the exact destination, not a category
- ✓ The live URL for each, ready to click, share or check for yourself
It arrives three ways — a web page, a PDF, and a plain list of links — and the links do not expire. It is the same report described on the what-you-get page. What is in the report →
Every order closes with this report — the free start included.
Open a finished free start, every piece live
A free start we ran for our own business: a sales page, its article and the report that came with them. Open each one.
- A finished sales page
- A published article
- The report with every live link
Why would we do this for free?
Because showing beats telling. An ad can claim anything — 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. The deliverable is our whole pitch.
You keep both pieces either way. Order again, or never — nothing renews, no card sits on file, and the prices are public — if you ever do order, the exact total is on screen before you pay a cent.
The rules — one per website, ever, and up to 2 per account — are what make it possible to do the free ones properly: the same research and the same QA gate as a paid order, not a watered-down sample. And they are enforced by the system, not a pinky promise — a second claim for the same website, or one more than an account's 2, is refused automatically.
- A pitch we never have to argue — you judge the finished work, not our ad copy
- The chance your next order is a paid one, at the public prices
- Nothing else — no card on file, no subscription started
- Two finished pieces — researched, written, designed, QA-checked, published
- The delivery report with every live URL — links that don't expire
- A price list you can hold against what actually arrived
Before you fill in the boxes
Every objection we could think of, answered straight. If yours is missing, the FAQ page goes deeper — or just ask us.
The longer, more technical answers live on the FAQ page — or ask a person and get a real reply within about one business day.
Is it actually free, or "free trial" free?
Actually free. The claim asks for four answers and one click on a confirmation email — never a card — and there is nothing to cancel because nothing starts that renews. Paid orders are a separate, deliberate step: there you see the exact total on screen before paying anything, and the free start never turns into one by itself.
What's the catch?
The only rules: one free start per website, ever, and up to 2 per account. We do it because a finished page and article make a better pitch than any ad — and if you never order again, the pieces are still yours and the links stay live.
Where does everything get published?
The article goes on a blog that already covers your subject — part of our network of blogs, each on its own domain — with links back to your website. The page is designed in your colours and published on a web address we set up and host for you, HTTPS included. The exact mechanics, destination by destination, are on the FAQ page.
Do I have to do anything after the four boxes?
One click. A confirmation email lands right away — click its link and production starts. A short email then confirms your free start and its reference, we start within about one business day, and the email after that has the live links. No calls, no follow-up homework.
How do you choose what the page and article are about?
From your four answers. You tell us what you do; we plan the keywords for your topic the same way we do on a paid order and write both pieces to them. On paid work you can brief topics and keywords as precisely as you like.
What happens if a piece fails the quality checks?
It goes back to the writer and publishes only once its checks pass: links, images, contrast, search markup, brand details and sources on the page; length, banned wording and internal links on the article. And if you spot a mistake after delivery — a wrong fact, the wrong tone, a claim you never made — tell us and we fix it. That is part of the job, free or paid.
Who owns what afterwards?
Both pieces stay live and the links do not expire. The sales page sits on a web address we set up and host for you; the article stays on the network blog it published to, linking back to your site. The delivery report with every live URL is yours to keep and share. If you want a blog that is entirely your own asset, that is the dedicated blog service.
Will this get me to the top of Google?
No honest supplier can promise a ranking, and we won't. What we promise is the work done properly: keyword-planned writing, valid search markup, sitemap inclusion, and submission to search engines the moment each piece publishes — plus a report showing exactly what went live and where.
Can I claim it for more than one website?
Yes, for up to 2 websites: each account gets up to 2 free starts, each for a different website. We count by account and by email address (capital letters, +tags and the dots in a Gmail address count as the same address). The same website cannot claim twice either — the system refuses the duplicate automatically and shows the paid options instead. Once you have used your 2, every order you place is 10% off, automatically.
Do you need access to my website, my DNS or any logins?
No. Nothing installs on your site and we never ask for a password. The sales page publishes on a web address we set up and host; the article publishes on one of our network blogs. Your website is only the thing both pieces link to — we never touch it.
What do you do with my email address?
We use it for your free start, and this site sends three emails about it: the confirmation with the link you click to set production going, a short note with your reference once it is confirmed, and the delivery email with your live links and report. Marketing email, such as tips and offers, goes out only if you tick the box on the form to say yes, and you can unsubscribe at any time. The privacy policy — linked in the footer — covers the formal detail.
If you like what arrives, the next one has a price tag
Each piece is priced on its own — no retainer, no subscription, and nothing ever renews automatically. When you order, the exact total is on screen before you pay, on a secure hosted checkout, and production starts the moment payment clears. Corrections are free.
Step 1 · Today
The free start
One sales page and one blog article — full pipeline, one per website, up to 2 per account.
Claim it ↑Step 2 · One at a time
Single pieces
An article is $15, a sales page $30 — one-time, published the same way.
See the price list →Step 3 · All in one order
Bundles
3 articles and 1 page in one order, with bigger bundles after that.
Launch offer: the Ultimate level is free until 31 December 2026 (normally from $109)
Step 4 · An asset
Dedicated blog
A whole blog run for you — the destination becomes something you grow, not just a link.
How it works →A real company you can reach
WannaSEO is run by Bassem Shahin, its founder, from Dubai. A person replies to every message within about one business day.
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One page. One article. On us.
Fill in four boxes, click the confirmation in your inbox, and the next email is your live links. No card, no account to create, one per website and up to 2 per account — that's the whole deal.
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