Topics people search for, picked for your business.
Real searches, matched to what you sell, shaped the way searchers expect. You pick.
Your invoices page ranks on page two for "late invoice email". This gets you onto page one.
Huge demand, but a pricing question more than an invoicing one.
Searchers are choosing between a spreadsheet and a tool like yours.
Retainers are a Plumtally feature, and nobody explains them plainly yet.
Where ideas come from.
Four sources agree before a topic reaches your table.
Your invoices page ranks on page two for "late invoice email". This gets you onto page one.
The right shape for the search.
Searchers expect a list, steps or a table, and they get one.
- 01Plumtally
- 02A spreadsheet
- 03Your bank’s invoices
- 04A template pack
Fresh every Monday.
It learns your taste.
Skip a few, and fewer like them come back.
Big demand. Adjacent to invoicing rather than about it.
Huge demand, but a pricing question more than an invoicing one.
Your About page talks about project pricing. This is the search behind it.
Searchers are choosing between a spreadsheet and a tool like yours.
Retainers are a Plumtally feature, and nobody explains them plainly yet.
Approve it, and it is booked in.
Every approved topic joins the schedule in order.
People comparing tools are one step from a trial. Two competitors rank here and you do not.
Fair questions.
What founders ask about Topics.
Where do the topics come from?
From your own site, and from what people are typing into search about the thing you sell. You approve or dismiss every topic before a word gets written, so the list stays yours.
Do I need to know anything about SEO?
No. The part founders usually get stuck on is deciding what to write about, and that is the part we do. Your job is to read the draft and say whether it's true and whether it sounds like you.
Isn't AI writing against Google's rules?
Google's own position is that it judges the post, not the tool that typed it. What gets punished is writing made to game rankings. Every Crumbr post is researched against real sources, written in your voice, and read and approved by you before anyone else sees it.