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Blog posts that take fifteen minutes.

Type a headline, write the post, drop in a photo, and it's live. Every post gets its own page and appears on your blog page on its own, with its own web address and a place in your sitemap.

Built for anyone with something to say

Anyone with something worth telling a customer. If you explain the same thing on every phone call, write it down once.

Tradespeople

Write up Friday's job, before and after photos included.

Hair salons

Show this week's colour work, so new clients see your style.

Consultants

Write the advice you repeat on every first phone call.

Independent shops

Tell regulars what's landed on the shelves this week.

Every post gets its own page.

Click a post and you get a proper page on your own site, not a card in someone else's feed. Your header sits at the top the way it does everywhere else, so a reader who's convinced can ring you straight from the post. New posts appear on your blog page on their own, newest first, with nothing for you to rearrange.

  • A page of its own, not a line in a feed
  • Your header, footer and colours, same as every page
  • Cover image at the top, then headline and body
  • Listed on your blog page automatically, newest first
  • A link you can text straight to a customer

Save it now, finish it later.

Type a headline, write the body, add your photos and choose a cover image. That is the whole editor. Save it as a draft if you'd rather sleep on it, pick it back up when the shop's quiet, and publish it when you're happy.

  • Headline, body text, photos and a cover image
  • Save a draft and finish it when the shop's quiet
  • Publish it yourself when you're ready
  • Change the wording after it's published
  • No code, and nothing to install

Each post is another page for Google.

Each post is treated like any other page on your site: you give it a title and a description, and it takes its place in your sitemap automatically. Every post you write is one more page someone can find you through. It's the slow, steady half of getting found, done fifteen minutes at a time.

  • A page title and description for every post
  • Added to your sitemap when it publishes
  • Its own web address for Google to index
  • Handled exactly like the rest of your site

Blogging on every plan

You can blog on the Free plan. What changes is how many posts you can publish and how much room you have for photos.

LimitFree£0Premium£6.99Premium +£11.99Premium ++£17.99
Blog posts10UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Pages5UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Storage500 MB2 GB10 GB25 GB
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Hit the Free limit and nothing is deleted — your posts stay live, you just can't add another. See all plans.

Blog questions

If your question isn't here, chat to us from your dashboard or email hello@sincecode.com — a real human reads every one.

I've got nothing to write about.
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Most people have more than they think. The job you finished last week, or the question three customers have asked you this month. If it's worth telling someone in person, it's worth a short post.
How long does a post actually take?
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Once you've got a photo and a rough idea of what you want to say, about fifteen minutes. There's no layout to build and no settings to work through, so nearly all of that is just you writing.
What happens when I've used my 10 posts on the Free plan?
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Nothing breaks and nothing gets deleted. Your ten posts stay live on your blog page, you just can't add an eleventh. Any paid plan lifts the limit, and ten is plenty if that's all you need.
Will the blog look like the rest of my website?
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Yes. Your blog page and every post use the same fonts, colours, header and footer as the rest of the site. It reads as one website, not something bolted on the side.
Is a blog actually worth it for a business like mine?
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Yes, as long as you keep at it. Every post is another real page Google can find you through, and something a customer can read before they ring. It builds up over months rather than overnight — but the posts you write keep working long after you've written them.

Write your first post this afternoon.

Ten posts on the Free plan, and unlimited posts on every paid plan.