The Resonate Loop
Your team is already stretched thin.
Pass the execution to us.
A Crawl tells you what to do. It doesn’t build the pages. We build the content against your plan and publish it to your Studio, then crawl again every month.
The Loop runs on the plan your Crawl produces, and everything starts with the Foundation — free, in about an hour. The Crawl comes off month one in full, whether you paid $997 or $2,497.
What it is
The Loop is done-for-you content execution.
We write three pages a week against the ranked action plan from your Crawl. They land in your Studio, a publishing surface on your own subdomain. You approve and it goes live. Every month a new Crawl runs against the same 150 questions your buyers ask, so you can see what moved.
A ranked plan is more work for somebody.
We work from the plan your Crawl produced, so we don’t compete with your team’s roadmap, and nobody there has to become a GEO writer.
What a plan actually asks for
- A pricing page a machine can read. Structured, specific, and answerable without a sales call.
- Comparison pages for the shortlist your buyers build. The query they run before they ever reach you.
- A dozen questions your site has never answered. Each one a page that doesn’t exist yet.
Every item in that plan is a page somebody has to build and publish.
We ship every page.
Your Studio is how the Loop closes.
A Studio is a site we build under your brand, on your own subdomain. Every page lands in it as a draft you approve, so publishing never waits on your CMS or your deploy queue.
Three pages a week is more than 150 a year, every one built for how engines read and cite. By month twelve, a year of pages is answering at once, building equity on your own domain.
Page types in every Studio
- Hub “where do I start”
- Comparison “X vs Y, for a team like ours”
- Deep dive “how does it actually work”
- Listicle “the best tools, ranked”
- Buyer’s guide “what should I be asking”
- Integration “does it work with what we run”
- ROI “what does it actually cost”
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learn.cadenta.example
A comparison
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learn.cadenta.example
The hub
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learn.cadenta.example
A pricing answer
Five steps, and then it closes.
The cycle runs again every month. A Crawl covers everything except the Studio. That’s what the Loop adds.
A map of who buys from you. Yours to edit.
150 buyer questions across four engines.
Where you appear, and what gets cited instead.
A ranked plan, critical work first.
Pages publish against the plan.
What the Loop adds
Weekly
We write it and ship it
Three pages a week against your plan, optimized for how engines cite and matched to your brand kit. They land in your Studio as drafts, and nothing goes live until you approve it. Three a week is what most teams can review before it starts piling up. If yours can take more, we’ll write more.
Monthly
The re-crawl is the product
The same 150 questions, the same four engines, the same baseline. Writing recommendations is the easy part; the delta is what turns a plan into evidence.
Quarterly
The question set rebases
Thirty-odd new pages in, your site isn’t the same site the previous Crawl measured. The Foundation rebuilds and the question set rewrites around what is worth asking now.
Three months, because that’s when the data means something.
- Price
- $6,000 / month
- Minimum
- 3 months, billed monthly
- After that
- Month to month
- Pages
- 3 a week
- Re-crawl
- Monthly
- VoC + rebase
- Quarterly
Movement typically shows up inside the first month. What one month can’t give you is a direction. Two measurements make a line. Three become a trend.
Start this week, or take the Crawl first and decide after you read it.
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to buy a Crawl first?
Yes. The Loop writes against a ranked plan, and the plan is what the Crawl produces. Without it we would be guessing at what to write, which is the thing this is meant to replace. The Crawl also comes off your first invoice in full.
Three pages a week, written by whom?
Us. Copy is drafted against the items in your plan, optimized for how engines retrieve and cite content, and matched to your brand kit. It arrives in your Studio as a draft, and you edit and publish it there yourself. You’re never waiting on us to make a change.
How much of our time does this take?
Reviewing a page, not producing one. Twelve pages a month is table stakes for anyone doing content at all, and the writing leaves your side of the line entirely. What stays with you is approval and the technical items on your own site.
Where does the content publish?
Your domain, by default on a subdomain of your own site. That’s the version we recommend, because the authority those pages build accrues to you. If you would rather not touch DNS we will host them instead, and they are still indexed and still cited.
What if we already have a content team?
Then run the plan yourselves, it’s yours either way. What an in-house team doesn’t get is the re-measurement, so buy a 3-pack or 6-pack of Crawls and keep measuring against the same question set. That’s how you find out whether the pages worked instead of assuming they did.
How do we know it worked?
The next Crawl. It re-asks the same 150 questions and shows you the delta, so you’re reading movement on the questions your plan was built to move, not a traffic chart that can’t tell you why it moved.
Why a three-month minimum?
Because two measurements make a line and three make a trend. Movement shows up inside the first month, but you need a third reading before you can tell a direction from a coincidence. After the minimum it runs month to month and you can cancel whenever.
What happens to the content if we leave?
Yours. The pages were written for you and they live under your domain, so the URLs and the citations they have earned belong to you rather than to us. We will walk through the handover specifics on the onboarding call, because they depend on which hosting option you pick.
Get in the answer. Stay in the answer.
A first call covers your category, what we’d publish first, and how approvals run on your side. From there we build your Studio on your own subdomain, match it to your brand kit, and walk the first week’s three pages with you.