With a repair shop software like Fixh IT you write practical guides on the platform's public blog from the built-in editor in Shop > Blog, earn SEO visibility for your shop, and get a platform credit for every published article.
A repair shop has day-to-day practical experience that is worth a lot from an SEO point of view: guides on how to replace a battery, what to do if a phone falls into water, the differences between an original and a compatible display. With a repair shop software like Fixh IT this know-how turns into visibility and platform credits, written directly from the built-in blog editor.
Why it matters for a repair shop
Fixh IT's public blog receives traffic from people searching for information about repairs, faults, and device maintenance: an audience already interested in the service a repair shop offers every day. Publishing a guide signed by your own shop lets you appear in this stream of visitors, with a direct link to your public page or your price list, generating visibility that would normally take months of independent SEO work. On top of that, every published article generates platform credits, spendable within Fixh IT: a double return, in visibility and in economic credit, for the time spent writing.
How it works in practice
From the Shop Blog section, available at /shop/blog, you'll find the list of articles your shop has already written and the button to create a new one. The built-in editor lets you write text, add images, and organize content with headings and paragraphs, just like a regular text editor, without needing any technical web publishing knowledge.
Once submitted, the article is reviewed and published on Fixh IT's public blog, visible to all site visitors, with your shop's name as the author and a link to your public page. Upon publication, your shop receives a platform credit for the article, according to the rules configured by Fixh IT, usable for other services available in the software.
Quick guide
- Go to Shop > Blog and open the editor to create a new article.
- Choose a practical topic useful for people searching for repair information (e.g. "How to tell if your battery needs replacing").
- Write the text with headings, paragraphs, and, if possible, some explanatory images.
- Re-read the content and check that it's original, useful, and free of errors before submitting it.
- Submit the article for publication on the Fixh IT public blog.
- Check the article's status (under review, published) from the same Shop Blog section.
- Once published, check the credit awarded to your shop for the article.
Real-world use cases
A shop writes a guide on "What to do if your smartphone falls into water": the article is published on the Fixh blog and starts bringing in search engine visits, some of which turn into new customers who book a repair with the shop.
A repair shop specializing in Apple devices writes a series of technical articles on the differences between original and compatible displays: besides building credibility with customers, it accumulates platform credits article after article.
A shop that just opened uses the blog to get known online before even having reviews: it publishes a few practical guides and gets its first organic visits to its public page.
Tips and best practices
Write practical, concrete articles designed to answer a real question a customer might search for online (for example "how much does it cost to replace an original display"), rather than generic texts. Use simple, friendly language, avoiding excessive technical jargon: the typical reader isn't a technician. Publish consistently, even just one article a month, to build over time an archive of content that keeps bringing in visits.
Common mistakes to avoid
The first mistake is copying content from other sites: besides being wrong, non-original content risks not being published or hurting the article's visibility. Another common mistake is writing purely promotional articles without useful information: the reader is looking for a practical answer, not just an ad for the shop. Finally, avoid leaving the article generic without a clear link to your shop or your price list: part of the blog's value is bringing the reader to your public page.
Frequently asked questions
Who can write on the Fixh IT blog? Any shop using Fixh IT can submit articles from the Shop Blog section.
How are credits earned? Every article published on the public blog generates a platform credit for the authoring shop, according to the rules configured by Fixh IT.
Is the article published immediately after submission? It first goes through a review before appearing on the public blog, to ensure quality and originality of content.
Can I edit an article that has already been published? Yes, you can go back to the editor and update the content whenever needed.
Is my shop credited in the article? Yes, every article shows the authoring shop's name with a link to its public page.
Is there a limit to how many articles I can write? No, you can publish as many articles as you want: the more useful content you publish, the more visibility and credits you can accumulate over time.
