SEO on autopilot
The work that grows a site on Google is repetitive: find what people search, write the best answer, publish it, get it indexed, check what worked. The crew does that loop every week, and you watch the numbers.
How it works
- 01
Keyword plan
Built from real searches for your market and refreshed weekly.
- 02
Articles
50 researched articles a month, written to rank and to be quoted by AI assistants.
- 03
Publishing and tracking
Published, indexed, then measured in Search Console.
What every article gets
50 articles a month for $49, each one held to the same standard.
- Researched before it is written
- The crew reads the pages that rank today and writes something more complete, with cited sources.
- In your blog's own format
- Structure, headings, length and voice copied from your published posts, so new ones fit in.
- Every link checked
- An editor pass removes any link it can't verify before anything goes live.
- Internal links included
- Each article links to your product or service pages and to related posts.
- Indexed fast
- Your sitemap is resubmitted in Search Console and IndexNow is pinged after every post.
- Results you can see
- Clicks and impressions per article, pulled from your own Search Console.
Questions
Does SEO on autopilot really work?
It works when the autopilot does the same things a good SEO would: pick searches you can win, write the best answer, publish steadily, get indexed and refresh what slips. That is the loop the crew runs.
How long before I see results?
Impressions usually show in Search Console within a few weeks of the first posts. Clicks grow over three to six months as Google learns to trust the site.
Do I need any SEO knowledge?
No. You give your site's address and connect your blog. Settings are there if you want them.
Start free: your keyword plan and a first article