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For service businesses that want to be found
AIBAN turns what you already publish into a new article on your own website each week, in every language your clients read. The same article also goes out as a newsletter under your name. You set it up once.
See how it worksYour Company
Hello,
Your newest article, rewritten for your readers
This paragraph stands in for the summary AIBAN writes from the latest article on your website. It keeps your tone and the points you make.
A second paragraph explains why the topic matters to the reader and links back to the full article on your site.
Talk soon, the Your Company team
Read on the blog: yourcompany.com/blog
This is a sample layout with placeholder text. When you start, AIBAN writes the real issue from your newest article.
Start freeClients look you up before they call you. A blog that keeps growing gives them more to find, but writing it every week takes time you would rather spend on clients. AIBAN writes it for you, in every language they read.
Your blog, on your domain
Each issue becomes an article on a domain you own, such as blog.yourcompany.com. AIBAN builds the pages, the sitemap and the language tags, so search engines can find every version and show readers the one in their language.
Readers and search engines see your address. Links to the old address send people to the new one.
Each language version links to the others, so a reader in Madrid and a reader in Berlin each land on their own.
Every page gets its sitemap entry, canonical link and article details. You do not touch any code.
Every language
You do not write separate versions. AIBAN translates each article into every language your readers use and keeps your tone in each one. Each version gets its own page on your blog, and each subscriber gets the newsletter in their language.
Your Company
Hello,
Your newest article, rewritten for your readers
This paragraph stands in for the summary AIBAN writes from the latest article on your website. It keeps your tone and the points you make.
Your Company
Hola:
Tu artículo más reciente, reescrito para tus lectores
Este párrafo ocupa el lugar del resumen que AIBAN escribe a partir del artículo más reciente de tu sitio. Mantiene tu tono y tus ideas.
Your Company
Hallo,
Ihr neuester Artikel, neu geschrieben für Ihre Leser
Dieser Absatz steht für die Zusammenfassung, die AIBAN aus dem neuesten Artikel Ihrer Website schreibt. Ton und Aussagen bleiben erhalten.
The same sample issue, as three readers would receive it.
How it works
Follow a single issue from the moment your schedule starts it to the moment it starts again. You set this up once.
1.01
Every Monday at 9:00 in this example. You pick daily, weekly or monthly.
2.02
It finds your newest article and picks the piece your ideal reader will care about most.
3.03
The text follows how your site is written, so it sounds like you.
4.04
One issue becomes as many versions as your subscribers need.
5.05
On your own domain, in each language, with its own link that people can find in search and share.
6.06
With your name and your email signature. Replies go to your inbox.
7.07
Your dashboard lists who joined and which links readers clicked.
8.08
It keeps going until you turn it off in your dashboard.
Example schedule. You choose the day, the time and how often.
Someone signs up on your site
They confirm by email and start receiving your issues.
You paste a link or a text
AIBAN writes and sends an issue about it through the same steps.
You upload a contact list
AIBAN cleans the list, removes duplicates and guesses each contact's language.
Your address
Issues arrive with your name and your email signature. AIBAN sends them from its own verified address, so you never share an email password with us. When a reader replies, the reply goes to your inbox.
You
This week from yourcompany.com
A short summary of your newest article, written in your voice.
Grow your list
Add the AIBAN form to your website. New readers pick their language and confirm by email.
Someone who arrives from a search can subscribe on the same page, in their own language.
Bring the clients you already have from a CSV or Excel file, or paste a list.
Who it is for
If your clients come from referrals and trust, a regular note from you keeps you in mind. AIBAN writes that note for you.
Pricing
The free plan includes 1 source and up to 100 subscribers. Paid plans add more sources and more subscribers.
Every account starts on the Free plan. If you need more, write to us at info@aiban.news and we will change your plan. Write to us
Your website address and an email address. AIBAN reads your site to learn your topics and how you write.
It adds a new article to your site every week, in each language your readers use, with the sitemap, language tags and canonical links already in place. Rankings depend on many things no tool controls, so we do not promise a position. What you get is a site that keeps growing with pages search engines can find.
Yes. In your dashboard, enter a subdomain such as blog.yourcompany.com and add the one DNS record we show you. Until then, your blog has its own address on AIBAN, and those links move to your domain when you connect it.
You do not have to. AIBAN writes each issue from your content. When you want an issue about something specific, you can paste a link or a text.
AIBAN translates each issue into the language each subscriber reads. You can see the full list of languages when you set up your newsletter.
From AIBAN's sending address, with your name as the sender. Replies go straight to your inbox. You never give us an email password.
Yes. Upload a CSV or Excel file, or paste a list. AIBAN cleans it, removes duplicates and guesses each contact's language.
You choose the schedule when you set up, and you can change it at any time in your dashboard.
Yes. The free plan includes 1 source and up to 100 subscribers. Paid plans add more sources and subscribers.
Yes. Write to info@aiban.news at any time and we will cancel your paid plan or move you back to the free plan.
Give AIBAN your website, check your first article, then turn it on when you are ready.