Prepared for Steve Moss · Handy Flag · August 10, 2026
Right now, when someone searches how to pick a whip flag, Handy Flag isn't the answer they get.
Your product is dialed. Your website sells it well. But handyflag.com has no articles — no buying guides, no fitment answers, no “which whip do I actually need” pages. So every off-roader who starts with a question instead of a product name lands on a forum, a competitor, or a YouTube comment section. And when they ask ChatGPT or Google the same question, there's nothing of yours for it to quote.
Attriline fixes that specific gap — and nothing else. Here's exactly what it does, what it costs, and what you'd actually have to do.
In one sentence
Attriline is software that finds the questions your buyers are typing, writes the articles that answer them, and publishes those articles straight into your Wix blog — with you approving every word before anything goes live.
What it does
Five steps, every month, on repeat
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It learns Handy Flag first
Attriline reads your site and builds a brand profile — what you sell, who buys it, how you talk, what makes the quick-disconnect design different from a fiberglass whip. You confirm that profile. Everything it writes afterward is calibrated to it, so nothing comes out sounding like generic AI filler.
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It researches what people actually search
Not guesses — real search data from Ahrefs and (once connected) your own Google Search Console. It finds the terms with real demand that you can realistically win, and flags the pages you already rank on page two for, where a single update moves you up.
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It builds a ranked roadmap
A prioritized list of articles to write, in order, with the reason each one earns its spot. You see the plan before a single word is drafted.
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It writes the articles — you approve them
Full drafts in your voice, structured so AI search engines can quote them: a direct answer up top, real specifics, internal links to your product pages, FAQ and article schema built in. A second AI pass checks every draft for dead links, wrong facts, and unsupported claims. Then it sits in your queue until you hit approve. Nothing publishes on its own.
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It publishes to your Wix site and tracks what happens
handyflag.com runs on Wix, and Attriline connects to Wix directly — approved articles land in your blog with SEO titles, meta descriptions, and schema already in place. No copy-paste. Then it tracks your keyword positions and shows you what moved.
What you get
What lands in your business each month
4 published articles
Researched, written, QA-checked, live on your site.
Internal links to products
Every article points readers at the kits and parts it discusses.
Schema markup, done
FAQ and article structured data so search engines and AI can parse it.
A ranking scoreboard
Your keyword positions, tracked over time — what went up, what to target next.
A monthly plain-English report
What was published, what moved, what is next. No dashboards to decode.
Your content, permanently
You own every word, before and after approval. Leave any month and it stays yours.
Pricing
Two ways to run it. Same engine.
Month to month. No setup fee, no contract, cancel any time.
Done for you
I run the whole thing.
$500/month
- ✓I do the setup, the research, and the roadmap
- ✓I review and edit every draft before you ever see it
- ✓4 articles published to your Wix blog each month
- ✓You get an approval email — one click, or tell me to change it
- ✓Monthly report and a 20-minute call if you want one
Your time: roughly 15 minutes a month approving articles.
Do it yourself
You get the software. You drive.
$250/month
- ✓Your own Attriline login for Handy Flag
- ✓The same research, drafting, QA and Wix publishing tools
- ✓Enough monthly budget for about 4 articles
- ✓Ranking scoreboard and search-performance data included
- ✓I get you set up and connected — then it is yours to run
Your time: a couple of hours a month running research, reading drafts, and hitting publish.
Start done-for-you and switch to self-managed later once you've seen how it runs — that's a normal path, and there's no penalty for it.
Straight talk
What this is not
- It is not ads. Nothing here buys traffic. This is content that earns its position and keeps working after you stop paying — the opposite trade-off from ads.
- It is not instant. Articles typically take 60–90 days to settle into rankings. Month one is setup and groundwork. Judge it at month three, not week three.
- It is not autopilot publishing. Nothing goes on your site without your approval. That is deliberate — it is your brand and your product claims.
- It is not a redesign. Attriline adds pages to the site you already have. Your store, checkout, and product pages stay exactly as they are.
- It is not a guarantee. Anyone promising you rank #1 by a date is guessing. What I will commit to is the work, the data, and telling you honestly if it is not moving.
Timeline
What the first 90 days look like
Brand profile built and confirmed. Wix connected. Search Console connected. Baseline rankings recorded so we can prove movement later.
Keyword research run against real data. Roadmap approved by you. First articles drafted and published.
4 articles a month. First rankings start appearing. Scoreboard shows the movement, and the roadmap adjusts to what is actually working.
Compounding. Older articles keep climbing while new ones publish, and the pages already ranking get updated rather than left alone.
Questions
The ones I would ask
Is this just AI slop?
It is AI-written and human-approved, and the difference is the guardrails: it writes from a confirmed profile of your business, cites real data, and gets checked by a second pass for dead links and claims it cannot back up. On the done-for-you plan I read every word before you do.
Who owns the content?
You do. Every draft and every published article, whether you stay a month or three years.
Will it touch my Wix store?
Only your blog, and only articles you have approved. It does not touch products, pricing, checkout, or design.
What if it is not working?
Cancel. Month to month, no contract. The articles already published stay on your site and keep working.
Why is done-for-you only $250 more?
Because the software does the heavy lifting either way. The extra $250 buys my judgment on top — what to target, what to cut, and catching the drafts that miss.
Steve, pick a lane and I'll start this week.
Hit the button and I'll send the first invoice and the connection steps. Nothing is locked in — it's month to month, and you can switch plans any time.
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