From your URL to articles that earn clicks, and back again when they lose them.
Once your blog and Google Search Console are connected, the 6 stages below run for you. Each one shows a real thing it made for our own apps.
Topics your buyers search for, checked against what you already cover
We read your site or App Store listing, pull keyword data, drop what doesn't fit your product, and check every topic against what you've already published. Comparisons and alternatives, the articles people read when they're choosing, get extra weight.
- Read your site or app listing
- Pull keyword data and search results
- Keep what fits your product
- Skip what you already cover
| Topic | Type | Demand | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| opal vs screenzen | comparison | 50 searches a month | Difficulty 0 |
| best app blockers | rewrite | 54 impressions | Position 8.6 |
| screenzen review | comparison | 20 searches a month | Names a competitor |
Claims link to the source they came from
We read what ranks, research the facts on the web, outline an article that answers the query better, write it, then fact-check and edit it, with up to 2 revision rounds.
- Read Google's first page
- Build a research dossier
- Outline, then write
- Fact-check, then edit
Start by identifying which Monstera you have
A plant commonly sold as Monstera deliciosa develops large leaves and, with maturity, their familiar openings. Young M. deliciosa leaves may be whole: only mature leaves develop the characteristic holes. That is a growth stage, not necessarily a problem to solve.
- Source: plants.ces.ncsu.edu
- Fact-checked
- 23 sources behind the article
Finished articles, not bare text
Every article gets a cover and section images in one of 8 styles, from natural photos to hand-drawn ink, in your brand colors. It also gets FAQ, article, and list schema, plus links to your other articles. When a new article goes live, up to 5 older articles that mention its topic can link to it.
Natural photo
People and moments
Still life
Brand duotone
Brand art
Flat illustration
Soft 3D
Hand-drawn ink
A new article gets a link from older articles that already mention its topic, on those words: up to 5 of them, and often none.
On your domain, in your templates
Articles arrive as structured blocks through a read-only API and a signed webhook, plus a sitemap feed with accurate last-modified dates. Ready-to-paste components and guides for Next.js, Astro, and static sites. Publish automatically, or review every draft first.
No WordPress plugin yet. You or a developer connect your blog once.
// your webhook receives { "event": "content.created", "projectId": "…" } // your site fetches the article GET /api/v1/projects/{id}/content/by-slug/{slug} // and lists it in your sitemap GET /api/v1/projects/{id}/content/sitemap
When an article loses clicks, we rewrite it
Connect Google Search Console (read-only). Site Guard, our check for articles losing clicks, looks at every article for fewer clicks than expected, 2 articles competing for one query, a weak title or description, and pages Google hasn't indexed. We rewrite the ones that lose clicks on the same URL, so they keep their history.
Why does my iPhone say I've reached my time limit when I haven't?
Shown 17,184 times since June, clicked 48 times: 0.3% at an average position of 7.
See what every article earns
Clicks, impressions, and the queries behind each article, whether Google has indexed it, and where your keywords rank, week by week.
- 0Week of Jun 8: 0 clicks
- 0Week of Jun 15: 0 clicks
- 0Week of Jun 22: 0 clicks
- 1Week of Jun 29: 1 clicks
- 4Week of Jul 6: 4 clicks
- 8Week of Jul 13: 8 clicks
- 4Week of Jul 20: 4 clicks
- 4Week of Jul 27: 4 clicks
- 12Week of Aug 3: 12 clicks
- 25Week of Aug 10: 25 clicks
- 44Week of Aug 17: 44 clicks
- 37Week of Aug 24: 37 clicks
- 35Week of Aug 31: 35 clicks
- 54Week of Sep 7: 54 clicks
- 82Week of Sep 14: 82 clicks
- articles indexed
- 61 / 69
- queries on Google's first page
- 549
- clicks in 28 days
- 228
Compared with the alternatives
| ChatGPT, by hand | A freelancer | SEO for SaaS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Topic research | You do it | Depends on the writer | Keyword data for every topic |
| Sources | Unchecked, can be made up | Depends on the writer | Cited and fact-checked |
| Publishing | Copy and paste | You upload it | API and webhook |
| When an article loses clicks | You might notice | Another paid job | Rewritten on the same URL |
What we don't do yet
So you know before you buy.
- No WordPress, Webflow, or Ghost plugin: delivery is an API and a webhook
- One language per site
- No backlinks or outreach
- No editor in the dashboard: to change an article, ask for a rewrite (it counts toward your monthly rewrites)
- No tracking of mentions in ChatGPT or other AI answers
All 6 stages, on every plan.
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