Running since 2023
Content marketing that runs without you
We research your market, write the source article, derive 7 formats from it, publish them across 40 platforms daily, build links to the posts that need them, and report what each post returned.
Two questions. Then it runs.
- 40 platforms, daily
- 7 formats from one article
- Every item inspected by hand
One loop, from
onboarding to
measurement
5 phases and 21 steps, in one pipeline. Generation, distribution and measurement all read the same record of your business, so a post can be traced from the answer that produced it to the visit it returned.
- Phase 01, 4 steps
Onboarding
The platform interviews the customer, and everything downstream follows from the two answers.
- Phase 02, 6 steps
Research and planning
Five research passes build the topical map, and the content map is shown before anything is written.
- Phase 03, 4 steps
Production
The source article and its derived formats are generated, guarded, and inspected by hand.
- Phase 04, 3 steps
Distribution setup and run
Accounts across the destination list, a posting schedule, then daily posting.
- Phase 05, 4 steps
Measurement and amplification
Reporting, ban monitoring, tiered link building and CTR tracking.
- 3 regeneration points you control: the plan, the articles, the images
- Regenerated before it ships: 40-70%, over 4-6 rounds
Onboarding is an interview, not a form
We ask 2 questions. The answers condition the research passes, the topical map, the author personas and the platform mix. Nothing else is required from you to start.
- Question 01
Which services does your business actually provide?
Sets the topics researched and the pages the content points back to. The research passes run once per service you select.
- Question 02
How do your customers split between business and consumer buyers, as a percentage?
A percentage rather than a switch, so the plan is proportioned to how you actually make money. The two differ in register, buying cycle, decision-maker and platform mix.
4 services, priced per website
Buy the part that hurts most and add the rest later. Bundled, 2 are $100, 3 are $150, 4 are $200, per website, per month. Each extra website repeats the same ladder rather than discounting it.
- 01
Content creation
Research, the topical map, the source article and its images, written under a stated author persona.
$59per website, per month
- 02
Content distribution
7 derived formats published across 40 platforms daily, with retry queues and account rotation.
$59per website, per month
- 03
Link building to posts
Tiered links built to the posts that earn no citation on their own.
$59per website, per month
- 04
Attracting traffic to posts
Turning published posts into visits, measured from post visit to website visit.
$59per website, per month
The scale it runs at
- Platforms published to, every day, per website
- 40
- Customer websites under management
- 51
- SMM posts are published weekly
- 13.500
- Language markets: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian
- 4
Publishing runtime is about 5 minutes per website per day. ~30% of posts earn citations unaided; the rest need links built to them.
Which one is you?
Each door opens on the page that argues its case.
I run the business myself
Marketing on autopilot, sized to how you actually make moneyI have two or three locations
One system, every location, one brand voiceI have one marketer doing everything
Editorial control without an editorial teamI sell marketing to local businesses
A content supply chain you can resell
What you can check yourself
- Every published post link, per platform, per day.
- Backlink status per post, and which posts needed links built to them.
- At the second stage of the chain, 40-60% of the visitors at the posts go on to the customer's own website.
- The same numbers appear in your own analytics.
Account bans, stated plainly
Account bans were a real early failure. The system was reworked with retry queues and account rotation, and there have been no account bans since. Ban monitoring runs continuously and alerts go to Discord and Telegram, so a stalled account is found the same day rather than at the end of the month.
Common questions
Do I have to learn a tool to use Localberg?
No. Onboarding asks 2 questions about your business, and the service runs from there. You can edit or regenerate anything later, but nothing is required of you day to day.
Can I buy only one part of the service?
Yes. Creation, distribution, link building and traffic are separate monthly services, and you can start with any one of them.
What languages does Localberg produce content in?
Russian, Spanish, Portuguese and Thai. The pipeline produces all 4 as standard output.
Answer 2 questions and the loop starts
Pick one service or all 4. Priced per website, per month, and you can change the mix at any point.