Fresh content for your business, every month, without you writing a word.

We write the blog posts, local service pages and Google Business Profile posts that a small Hampton Roads business never gets around to. You read each piece, change what you want, and approve it before anything goes live.

Start a $250 pilot month See sample work first

One month, no contract. We use AI tools to draft, and every piece is checked against the facts you give us. We cannot promise rankings or a number of new customers. Nobody can honestly promise that.

How it works

Most small businesses have a website that was finished once and never touched again. Search engines and customers both notice.

You tell us the basicsYour services, the areas you serve, what makes you different, and anything we must never say. About 15 minutes of your time, once.
We draft for your monthA set of pieces written for your town and your trade, using only facts you gave us or that we can point to a source for.
You approve each pieceNothing is published without your yes. Send edits by reply and we revise the same day.
We hand it overYou get clean text, ready to paste into your site and your Google Business Profile. We do not need your passwords. If you want us to publish for you, we will set that up with you separately.

Pricing

Start with one pilot month. If it is useful, move to a monthly plan. If not, you owe nothing further.

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Pilot month

$250 one time

2 blog posts (600 to 800 words each)
1 local service page
6 Google Business Profile posts
One round of edits on each piece

Steady

$500 per month

4 blog posts
2 local service pages or updates
8 Google Business Profile posts
Two rounds of edits
Cancel any month

Full coverage

$1,000 per month

8 blog posts
4 local service pages or updates
16 Google Business Profile posts
Quarterly content refresh of your older pages
Cancel any month

No payment is taken on this website. After you say yes to the scope, we send an invoice. Prices are for Hampton Roads businesses with a working website and Google Business Profile.

Sample work

These were written for this page about a made-up business, so you can judge the writing. They show the format and the level of detail. Real client pieces use your facts.

Sample blog post for a made-up Virginia Beach plumbing companyAbout 330 words

Getting a small shop ready for a nor'easter in Hampton Roads

Most flood damage to a small business in Virginia Beach, Norfolk or Chesapeake does not come from a hurricane. It comes from an ordinary fall nor'easter that parks over the coast for two days while the tide stays high. Low streets fill, storm drains back up, and water finds the lowest door.

Walk the building before the forecast, not after

Check where water pools outside, and whether downspouts empty at least a few feet from the foundation. Clear leaves from drains and gutters. If you have a floor drain or a sump pump, pour in some water and make sure it actually moves.

Move what water can ruin

Anything stored on the floor in a back room should go up on shelves or pallets. Paper records, inventory in cardboard and electronics are the usual losses. Keep a short list of what is where, so you can find it fast if you need to move it in a hurry.

Know where your shutoffs are

Everyone who opens or closes the shop should know where the main water shutoff and the electrical panel are. If you rent, ask your landlord now, not during the storm.

When to call a professional

Call a licensed plumber if a drain backs up more than once, if water comes up through a floor drain or a toilet, or if you smell sewage. Do not run equipment through standing water.

General information, not advice about your specific building.

Sample local service page section for a made-up pet groomerPage section

Dog grooming in Great Neck, Virginia Beach

If you live in Great Neck, Thalia or the neighborhoods off Great Neck Road, we are a short drive away. Sandy yards and trips to the bay mean coats pick up salt, sand and burrs. A regular groom every four to eight weeks keeps mats from forming, which is easier on your dog and less costly than a shave-down later.

Every visit includes a bath, blow-dry, brush-out, nail trim and ear check. Tell us at booking if your dog is nervous, senior, or has skin trouble, and we will plan the visit around that.

Good to know: bring your dog's vaccination record for the first visit. Call before you come if your dog has not had a groom in more than three months, so we can allow enough time.

Sample Google Business Profile posts for a made-up bakery4 of 6 shown

SeasonalPumpkin loaf is back through November. Whole loaves are $9 and slices are $3. Pre-order for Thanksgiving by the 20th so we can set yours aside.

HoursOpen Thanksgiving week: Monday to Wednesday 7 to 5, closed Thursday and Friday. Weekend hours return on the 29th.

How-toDay-old bread does not need to go in the bin. Slice it, freeze it flat, and toast it straight from the freezer.

LocalDropping off 20 loaves to the Virginia Beach food pantry this Friday. If you would like to add a loaf to the box, tell us at the counter.

Prices, hours and events above are invented for this sample. In real work every price, date and claim comes from you.

Our own sites. We run a set of local quote-request sites for Hampton Roads and Richmond, for example Harbor IT Match and Hampton Roads Home Quotes. They are new, so we make no claims about traffic or rankings. They are there so you can see the writing in the wild.

Questions

Is this written by AI?

We use AI tools to draft, and every piece is checked against the facts you give us and read through before you see it. You then approve it. If you would rather not have AI involved at all, this is not the right service for you, and we would rather you know that now.

Will this get me to the top of Google?

We cannot promise that, and be careful with anyone who does. What we can do is keep your site and your Google Business Profile current, specific to your town, and useful to a person reading it. Those are the things that are in our control.

Do you need access to my website?

No. We hand you finished text. If you want us to publish it for you, we will agree how to do that safely with you first.

What if I do not like it?

Tell us what is off and we revise. If the pilot month is not useful, you do not continue, and there is nothing else to pay.

Who is behind this?

N2 Back Office, based in Virginia Beach. Nicolas runs it. Drafting is done with AI tools as described above.

What do you do with my information?

We use what you send only to write your content and to reply to you. We do not sell it or share it. The form on this page sends your message to our email, and nowhere else.

Start a pilot month

Tell us a little about your business. Nicolas replies within one business day with a short list of questions. You are not committing to anything by sending this.