Question 1

Wix already has a blog and SEO tools. Why would I need you?

Accepted Answer

You might not — if you're writing every week. Wix's blog and SEO tools are good ones. What they don't do is sit down on a Tuesday night and write. DiscoverWorthy picks the topics your customers ask about, writes in your voice, and turns each piece into social posts and a newsletter. The tools are the same idea; the difference is who does the work.

Question 2

Do I have to leave Wix?

Accepted Answer

No. There's no direct publish into Wix today, so each article comes ready to paste into your Wix blog, formatted, and you record the link so it's tracked. Social posts and newsletters go out from DiscoverWorthy directly, so they never wait on your site.

Question 3

What if I move my site to your hosting?

Accepted Answer

Then articles publish themselves on schedule, and enquiry forms and bookings come with it. Be clear on the trade: you edit text, photos, menus and section order from the dashboard and it's live on save, but there's no drag-and-drop editor and you can't add pages yourself. If you love designing in Wix's editor, stay on Wix.

Question 4

Wix can help me write posts too. What’s the difference?

Accepted Answer

Help drafting is still you, sitting down, deciding what to write this week. DiscoverWorthy runs on its own: topics chosen, articles written and published on the schedule you set. Approve each piece, or let it run.

Question 5

How does pricing compare?

Accepted Answer

Wix has a free plan with Wix branding and paid plans by tier, with more storage, commerce and collaborators as you go up. DiscoverWorthy is one price per business for the work itself, with seats included. The fair comparison isn't against a website plan — it's against the hours the weekly writing would otherwise take.

Wix builds the site. We do the weeks after.

Building the site is once. Filling it is forever.

Helps you build it

Does the weekly work

The honest comparison.

One price per business, for the work.

Established

Preferred

Questions about Wix.

You built the site. Now let it bring in work.