Add a growing library of professionally written home-watch articles to your website. They fit your design, and every article ends with your own call-to-action — so expert content turns into leads for your business. You write nothing.
<div class="hwos-hub"
data-name="Your Company Name"
data-city="Your City, ST"
data-cta-url="https://yoursite.com/contact"
data-mode="page"></div>
<script src="https://homewatchos.com/widget.js" async></script>| Attribute | What it does |
|---|---|
data-name | Your business name (used in the call-to-action). |
data-city | Your service area, e.g. "Naples, FL". |
data-cta-url | Where the CTA button sends visitors (your contact/booking page). |
data-mode | page = a full article library. strip = a compact "From our blog" row of 3. |
data-cta-btn | Optional button text (default "Get a free quote"). |
data-limit | Optional max articles to show (default 12). |
This is the widget running right now, pulling real articles:
No. The articles load via JavaScript from HomeWatchOS and each one carries a canonical link back to the original, so search engines attribute the content to the source. Your visitors get fresh, expert material without any duplicate-content penalty to your site.
Never. The library stays current automatically as new articles are published. You paste one line of code once and it keeps itself fresh.
Every article carries a small “Powered by HomeWatchOS” credit. You get professional content and lead-generating calls-to-action; we get a little visibility. It's a fair trade, and it's genuinely free.
Yes. The widget uses your site's fonts and a clean, neutral card layout that blends into most designs, and it's fully responsive on mobile. You can set the accent color and calls-to-action to match your brand.
That's the point. Every article ends with your branded call-to-action — your business name, your service area, and a button to your contact or booking page. The expert content does the educating; your CTA captures the lead.
Homeowner-focused guides only — what home watch is, what it costs, seasonal and storm protection, choosing a provider, insurance considerations, and more. It never shows business-operations content, so nothing on your site looks out of place to a homeowner.
To your own contact or booking page — you set the link. Homeowners read a helpful article, see that you serve their area, and click through to reach you directly.