One microsite per topic. All of them bringing people home.
A guide to the 2026 grants, a page per city, a version in Dutch: describe it to your AI. Leaf puts each microsite online on its own domain, fast and written for Google, with links that send visitors to your main site.
Every new topic waits for a slot on the web team’s roadmap.
Marketing knows what people search for. But a new site means a request, a quote, a queue. By the time it is online, the season has passed.
- ×Months, not daysThe main site belongs to the web team, and they have other priorities.
- ×One site for everythingAdding 20 pages about grants buries the pages that sell.
- ×No second languageThe Dutch version is “for later”, every year.
Could we get a small site about the 2026 renovation grants? People search for it every day.
Put it in the backlog. Q3 at best, and we will need a quote from the agency.
The grants change in January…
Ask it the way you would ask a colleague.
Your AI asks what it needs to know, then writes the pages, the titles Google reads and the links back to your site.
- Which regions and which work should it cover?
- Which languages?
- Which address should it live on?
2026 renovation grants: the complete guide
The amounts in 2026
The amount depends on your income and the work. Here are the ranges for a middle-income household.
Written for Google
One question per page, clear titles, a summary search engines show, a sitemap, fast everywhere.
Visitors sent home
Each page ends with a link to your main site, so the reader becomes a quote request.
Several languages
The same guide in English and Dutch, each page linked to its translation.
Searches come in, quote requests go out. Your main site gets the credit.
Each microsite answers one family of searches, then hands the visitor over to the site that sells.
What people search
- renovation-grants-guide.comEN
- heat-pump-grants.comEN
- renovatiepremies-gids.beNL
- Visitors, per site3,812
Where they end up
The grants change. Marketing changes the page.
- Amounts and dates in a formNobody touches the layout: the team edits fields, the site keeps its look.
- Each language side by sideThe English text, then the Dutch one, in the same screen.
- “Update the site” when readyNothing changes online until someone clicks.
Everything is already in Leaf. Your AI just uses it.
No plugin to install, no other service to subscribe to. One account, one bill.
Pages, blog and articles
Fast pages that search engines read well.
Your own domains
One address per microsite, secure, on a paid plan.
Several languages
English, Dutch, French: one entry, one text per language.
Editable texts and images
An editor made for each site, for the whole team.
Visitors
How many people came, from where, site by site.
Redirects
An old address keeps sending people to the right page.
What people ask us.
Will these microsites hurt our main site on Google?
No. Each one lives on its own address and answers its own searches, and links back to your main site, which is what you want. Your AI writes original pages, not copies of your main site.
Can we have one site per city?
Yes. Ask your AI for a page or a site per city, with what changes from one to the next. Each one gets its own address, its own visitors count and its own texts the team can edit.
Do we need to buy a domain for each one?
To start, no: every site gets a free address on leafpages.dev. When you want your own domain, a paid plan lets you connect it in a few clicks.
Who writes the texts?
Your AI writes the first version from what you tell it. After that, the team edits them in a simple editor, without the AI, and clicks “Update the site” when it is ready.
Can we see if it works?
Each site shows its visitors, the pages they read and where they came from. Links to your main site show up in your main site’s own statistics too.
Your next topic can be online this week.
Free to start on a leafpages.dev address. Your own domain on any paid plan.