Yes, agencies do exactly this. A dedicated blog can be a client's content home, run under your management. You keep the client relationship, and we keep the servers.
How to order one for a client
- Go to Dedicated blog and start an order.
- In "Tell us about the blog", put the client's brand in the brief: the blog name, the address it should live at, the topics and anything we must or must not say.
- Choose a service level. Levels add approval and branding control:
- Pro (+$69): approve every piece before it goes live, faster publishing and a client-ready summary.
- Complete (+$109): everything in Pro, plus a white-label report and a branded author profile.
- Submit, check the exact total and pay.
The blog is built around the client's name and topic, not yours.
Using the client's own domain
Any subdomain of the client's domain works, such as blog.clientbrand.com. The client, or whoever manages their DNS, adds one CNAME record we provide. It doesn't touch their existing website or email. See How to connect your own domain.
Growing the blog
Order articles whenever the client needs them and choose On my own dedicated blog as the destination. See Adding articles to your dedicated blog.
Renewal
After twelve months, renewal is $94 per year and never automatic. We email you before the date and you decide. See How dedicated blog renewal works.