01 / Proof
Three brands, three sets of results.
Every number below comes from a client site, pulled from their own Search Console and Semrush data.
Three brands, three sites, one habit. Each one published on a steady schedule for months, and the search traffic followed.
See the case studies02 / Publishing
Your post goes live on your site, not into your inbox.
This is the part most blog services leave to you, and it is the reason the work stalls.
Most services send you a file. You still paste it in, add the images, set the links, and hit publish. That is the part that never gets done.
Nina connects to your store through the CMS API. The post arrives in your own admin as a draft, with images placed, links set, and headings built. You press approve and it is live.
Nothing publishes without you. Every post waits as a draft until you say yes. You can edit a line, swap a photo, or push it back for a rewrite.
- Shopify
- WordPress
- Webflow
- HubSpot
- Wix
- GoHighLevel
Six platforms are supported today. Setup takes one short call and a single app connection on your side.
03 / The sequence
Discover, Plan, Write, Approve, Publish and Track.
The same five steps run every month, for every post, on every plan.
- Discover
- A dedicated strategist studies your store, your products, and what your buyers type into Google.
- Plan
- You get a topic map built on real search volume, mapped to the pages you want to sell.
- Write
- Drafts come back in days, written in your brand voice and human-edited before you see them.
- Approve
- You read the draft inside your own CMS and approve it, or ask for a change.
- Publish and Track
- Nina publishes the post, then reports clicks, impressions, and keyword movement each month.
04 / Every post
Every draft lands with the same build.
You know the shape of a post before you open it. No thin filler, no guessing.
- Word count1,400 to 2,000
- Paragraphs12 to 18
- Internal links to your products4
- External sources cited2
- Images sourced and placedYes
- Meta title and descriptionWritten
Nina sources every image, so you never chase a photo before a post can go up. Each draft links back to the product pages you want people to buy from.
05 / In their words
Store owners stop thinking about the blog.
Two brands running on Nina, in their own words.
"We'd been burned by a content mill before, but by month two we were ranking for stuff our homepage couldn't touch. I just don't think about blog content anymore, they have it covered."
Founder, DTC apparel brand
"One post on washing merino is now our top traffic driver. Set it, forget it, done."
Founder, DTC accessories brand
06 / The trade
Get posts on your store without a hire.
One part-time writer costs more each month than twenty finished posts. You still brief them, edit the draft, format it, and publish it yourself.
Nina gives you a dedicated strategist, human-edited drafts, fast turnaround, and posts that appear in your CMS on a set schedule.
A content mill hands you volume and no plan. A freelancer hands you a document and a bill. Neither one puts a finished post on your store.
Your topics. Your voice. Your approval on every single post.
Pricing
Pick a plan and start today.
Retail plans for brands publishing on their own site. Pick your monthly volume and the per blog rate drops. Strategy, writing, editing, images, and publishing are all in the price.
Month-to-month, 6-month, or 12-month options. Your first topic map is built in the first week, and drafts start landing in days.
Your store keeps selling while your blog brings the buyers in.
Posts go up on a schedule you set, in the CMS you already use, with your name on every one. Pick a plan and the first drafts are on the way.
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