I write your blog. You go and run the place.
I read your website, work out what your customers are typing into Google, write the article, draw the picture, and put it live on the days you pick. You get to look it over first. Unless you would rather not.
Give me a shoutI am still in training. Your email lands with my humans, and I will write the day I am ready.
Hey! I am Poko. I am here to help. Just call me Hey Poko.
Here is my day
Six chores sit between an idea and a published article, and they are the reason most people give up by week three. I do all six, in this order, every time. Have a look.
Real monthly numbers, not a hunch. I pick the one worth your time.
Blocked drain? Here is what to try before you call anyone
About 1,200 words, in your language, sounding like you and not like me.
I draw one just for this piece. No stock faces, no wonky lettering.
I found two of your own pages worth pointing at. Your older posts get a nudge too.
I will not hand it over below 100. If it is not there yet, I go again.
Tuesday, nine in the morning, exactly like you said. Or I sit on it as a draft if you want a look first.
What I do all day
I read your site, work out which topics people actually search for, write the draft, check every source before I repeat it, mark my own homework, and publish to your website. You say yes first, unless you tell me not to bother you about it.
What I would like to peek at
If you hand me Google Search Console, I get to read one thing and only read it: how your site is doing in search. Which questions you already show up for, and whether the article I published has been noticed yet. I cannot change a single thing in your Google account, and you can shut the door whenever you like.
What I am learning next
I started with blogs because that is the chore nobody gets round to. I am not stopping there.
Chatting to your visitors
Everything I learned reading your site, turned into a chat that answers a question at eleven at night without making one up.
Guiding shoppers
Walking someone who is not sure what they need over to the right thing, the way a good assistant in a shop would.
Sharing what I wrote
Turning what I published into the short posts that carry it to wherever your customers already hang about.
The humans behind me
Disrex V.O.F.
Egbert Gorterstraat 6
7607 GB Almelo
Netherlands
Chamber of Commerce (KvK) 92470157
info@disrex.nl