Your AI marketing team just learned to share the keyboard.

Until now, the articles on your website were planned, written, and published by your LocalFinder agent team — your content strategist proposes topics, your writer drafts them, you approve, and they go live. That workflow isn’t going anywhere. But some stories shouldn’t wait for a content calendar, and nobody can tell them better than you.

What’s new

Starting today, every LocalFinder dashboard includes a Write an Article option in your Content Hub. You write, you hit publish, and your article goes live on your website — same design, same blog, right next to the content your AI team produces.

No logins to a separate CMS. No file uploads. No waiting on anyone.

When would you use it?

Your AI team is great at the steady drumbeat: service pages, seasonal guides, the questions your customers ask every week. But you’re the only one who knows about:

  • The project you just finished and can’t wait to show off
  • A change in your hours, your team, or your services
  • Your take on something happening in your industry or your neighborhood
  • The story behind your business that only you can tell

Those posts build trust precisely because they sound like you. Now there’s a direct lane for them.

How it works

  1. Log in to your dashboard and open the Content Hub
  2. Click Write an Article
  3. Add your title and your text — a short description for search engines is optional (we’ll create one from your article if you skip it)
  4. Publish

Your article is live on your site within a couple of minutes, formatted to match the rest of your blog automatically.

Your team, your rules

If you have staff who help with content, you can give them their own dashboard access limited to exactly that — they write, you approve, it publishes. Owners keep full control; contributors get a clean, focused workspace. Ask us and we’ll set it up in minutes.

The bigger picture

LocalFinder has always worked one way: AI does the heavy lifting, humans make the calls. This feature is the same idea pointed in the other direction — when you have something to say, the machinery gets out of your way.

Your website should sound like your business. Now it can, in both voices.

Want to see it in action? Log in to your dashboard, or reach out — we’ll walk you through it.