How JumpSites works
The full lifecycle from scanning your existing website to publishing new local content every week, and what JumpSites deliberately does not do.
This page walks the whole product end to end. If you want the short version: JumpSites reads your existing website, asks you to confirm what it found, writes a library of service pages and local articles in your voice, publishes them on a branded address of their own, and then keeps adding to them every week.
The lifecycle
- We scan your site You give JumpSites the address of a website you own and confirm that you own it. It reads the site for your business name and contact details, your logo and brand colours, your navigation, your social profiles, any testimonials, and the services you already describe.
- You correct what we found Nothing is generated from a guess. Every field the scan extracted is shown back to you, editable, before a single word is written.
- You pick services, locations, voice and topics Which services you want more work in, which communities you serve, how you sound, and which topics are worth covering. These four choices drive everything that gets written.
- You read a sample One real article is written and shown to you before you pay anything. If it does not sound like you, go back and change the voice settings.
- You publish Choose a plan, and the rest of your content is written and published to your branded address with hosting and SSL included.
- New content keeps arriving Every week, a new article is written and published to the same site. You do not have to do anything for this to continue.
The satellite-site model
The key idea is that your growth site is a *second* site, not a replacement. Your main website keeps doing the job it already does — it is where someone books, buys, or calls once they have decided on you.
The growth site handles the stage before that. Someone searching "how much does this cost in my city" or "what should I expect the first time" is not ready to book yet, and the page that answers them honestly is rarely a page your main site wants to carry. The growth site carries those pages instead, and every one of them points back to your main site when the reader is ready to act.
- With lead capture on, each article ends with a contact form that emails you directly.
- Your phone number, address and hours stay visible throughout the site.
- Calls to action link back to the matching page on your main website.
Is my business a fit?
JumpSites is built for local businesses that sell services in a defined service area, and it carries pre-written service content for 61 business types across ten categories. If you find yourself on this list, setup will be faster because the service catalog for your type is already written.
| Category | Business types included |
|---|---|
| Home services | Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, roofers, landscapers, house cleaning, pest control, general contractors and handymen |
| Health and medical | Dentists, chiropractors, dermatologists, optometrists, physical therapists, family practice, med spas, veterinarians |
| Personal services | Hair salons and stylists, barbers, nail salons, estheticians, lash and brow studios, massage therapists, tattoo studios, pet groomers |
| Automotive | Auto repair, collision repair, auto detailing, tire shops, tint and wrap, auto restoration, car rental |
| Events and creative | Event and wedding planners, event spaces, photographers, videographers, DJs, officiants, equipment rentals |
| Education and childcare | Tutors, music lessons, driving schools, child care centers, in-home child care |
| Real estate | Realtors and brokers, property managers, home inspectors, home stagers, real estate photographers |
| Service retail | Jewelers, florists, bike shops, tailors and alterations, frame shops |
| Fitness and recreation | Gyms, personal trainers, yoga and pilates studios, martial arts |
| Food and beverage | Restaurants and private events, caterers, bakeries, food trucks |
Your business type is detected automatically during the scan, and you can change it during setup if the guess is wrong. You can also add services the catalog does not cover.
What gets written
Articles are written from a set of twelve briefs — outlines that describe the shape of a useful page, such as what a service costs locally, how to choose a provider, or what to expect during an appointment. A brief is a structure and a set of constraints. It is never publishable copy on its own.
Every article is generated from a brief against your services, your locations, your facts and your voice, which is why two businesses working from the same brief end up with genuinely different articles. Choose your topics covers the twelve briefs in detail.
The fastest way to understand the output is to look at one.