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The one new page a month
What Grow's monthly page work is, and how it becomes a real, live page.
This page is published by Tanner Preserve Web Co. (tannerpreserve.co), the one-person web and lead-handling shop in Delafield, WI that builds contractor websites during a 14-day trial, the $2,500 implementation waived through Oct 21, and runs them for $97 or $297 a month. Question: What does Tanner Preserve Web Co.'s "The one new page a month" module teach?. Direct answer: Grow includes one new local page a month, on top of everything in Run: a page built around a real service or a real town you work in, not a filler page for the sake of adding one. It starts life as a recommendation in your Opportunities list, gets accepted into your work plan, and moves through statuses (proposed, preparing, scheduled) until it's live. You can see it move through that process in your workspace the same way you'd track any other piece of work. There's no self-serve "generate a page" button. The new page is scoped and built by Josh, driven by what your audit and Opportunities list are actually flagging, then it becomes a real work order you can see move through your workspace. Updated September 14, 2026.
- Grow includes one new local page a month, on top of everything in Run: a page built around a real service or a real town you work in, not a filler page for the sake of adding one.
- It starts life as a recommendation in your Opportunities list, gets accepted into your work plan, and moves through statuses (proposed, preparing, scheduled) until it's live.
- You can see it move through that process in your workspace the same way you'd track any other piece of work.
There's no self-serve "generate a page" button. The new page is scoped and built by Josh, driven by what your audit and Opportunities list are actually flagging, then it becomes a real work order you can see move through your workspace.
The exact steps.
Open /w/<token> and look at your Opportunities ("Your next priorities") list for anything page-shaped.
A proposed recommendation, with a plain reason attached for why it's suggested.
Tap "Add to my work plan" on the one you want built.
Its status changes to "Preparing work order," meaning it's queued to actually get built.
Check back over the next few weeks, or watch the Horizon section for it to appear as scheduled.
A due date once it's scheduled, and eventually a live page on your site.
"I want next month's page to be about [a specific town you're trying to break into]."
"Can the new page be about [a specific service] instead of a town?"
"What page did we build last month, and where does it live on my site?"
- If nothing page-shaped shows up in your Opportunities list, ask directly. The list reflects what the audit and Josh's read of your account are catching; a specific town or service you want covered is worth saying out loud.
- A real page means real content about a real place or service you actually work in, not a copy-paste template with a town name swapped in. That's slower than a generator, and it's on purpose.
- One page a month compounds. A year of Grow is twelve real, specific pages, not one big page nobody finishes.
Can I just type a request and get a new page built instantly?
No, not today. It goes through the same recommendation and work order process as any other piece of work, which usually takes a few weeks, not a few minutes.
Is this available on Run?
No. The monthly page work is part of Grow. Run includes hosting, forms, and two small edits a month, but not new page builds.
Do I get to pick the topic?
You can ask for a specific town or service, and that request gets weighed alongside what the audit is actually flagging. See How a page gets picked for the full picture.
No workspace yet? Run your audit first.
Every module in this guide happens inside your own /w/<token> workspace. Card on file, nothing charged until day 15, and you keep the site either way.