SEO articles that rank where customers search.
Every Monday it proposes three topics from what your customers really ask, writes the one you pick in your voice and leaves it as a draft on your website. Once a month it measures how your articles do on Google and tells you which one to update.
- You publish, it leaves drafts
- Reads your Search Console
- One article every week
Monday's three topics3
- Topic · recommended
"How long does onboarding take?": you appear on page 2 with 1,900 impressions and 11 clicks.
Chosen. The article is drafted today.Declined. The agent notes why. - Topic
"Pricing per seat vs per team": asked 14 times in sales calls this quarter.
Chosen. The article is drafted today.Declined. The agent notes why. - Topic
"Migrating from spreadsheets": a guide only you can write, with your customers' own case.
Chosen. The article is drafted today.Declined. The agent notes why.
Clicks and appearances on Google
Clicks grew every month since the weekly article started.
This week's draft
| Check | Status |
|---|---|
| Title and meta description | 58 and 151 characters |
| Internal links | 4 to your pages |
| Article and FAQ data | Added |
| Images | 1 photo missing |
Why this topic
- SearchYou already appear for it, on page 2: the nearest win.
- What wins todayShort lists without real timings. Yours has them.
- Next stepApprove it and it goes live on your blog.
Your articles on Google, last 28 days
| Article | Clicks | Position | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Onboarding checklist | 812 | 4.1 | Rising |
| Spreadsheet vs software | 546 | 6.8 | Rising |
| Team pricing explained | 118 | 12.3 | Update proposed |
| Security FAQ | 64 | 21.0 | Stuck on page 3 |
Update proposed this month
- ArticleTeam pricing explained: position 12.3, the closest to page one.
- AddA section comparing plans, answering the question it already appears for.
- Refresh2025 prices replaced by the current ones from your brain.
Topics proposed and chosen
| Week | Topic | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 26 | How long does onboarding take? | Draft ready |
| Oct 19 | Spreadsheet vs software | Published |
| Oct 12 | Onboarding checklist | Published |
| Oct 5 | Team pricing explained | Published |
Where topics come from
- CustomersQuestions from sales calls, support and reviews in your brain.
- GoogleSearches where you sit on page 2 or 3, or get impressions without clicks.
- Left outTopics you already cover or cannot answer with authority.
Your blog, before and after.
You today
- A blog with three posts and the last one from March.
- Topics picked by gut feeling, not by what people search.
- Articles that never link to the pages that sell.
- No idea which posts bring visits and which are stuck.
With your blog and SEO writer
- One article a week, from three topics you choose on Monday.
- Topics from your customers' questions and your own Search Console.
- Internal links, meta description and structured data in every draft.
- A monthly check on Google, with the one article worth updating.
Its jobs, on a schedule.
It arrives with these jobs. Change the day, the time or the website before it starts.
- Your first day
First topics and article
Reads your brain and Search Console, proposes three topics and writes the first article.
- Every Monday · 9:00
Three topics
Each with its main search, what the searcher wants and your own angle. You pick one.
- Same day
Article as a draft
Written in your voice with real data, internal links and metadata, saved as a draft on your site. No answer by evening: it writes the first topic.
- 1st of the month · 9:00
Results on Google
Clicks, appearances and position per article, and the update closest to reaching page one.
What it never does without you.
These always wait for your yes, in Brainstack, Slack, Telegram, Discord or email. You can tighten them, never loosen them by accident.
- Publish an article on your websiteAsks you first
- Delete or unpublish a pageAsks you first
- Use images it has no right to useAsks you first
- Invent figures, cases or quotesAsks you first
Draft ready in WordPress: "How long does onboarding take?" with 4 internal links and FAQ. Publish it?
Approved. It goes live on your blog now.Works inside the tools you use.
Each connection with exactly what the agent does in it. Wix works the same way as WordPress and Webflow.
- Google Search Console
- Finds searches where you appear on page 2 or 3
- Measures clicks, appearances and position every month
- WordPress
- Creates articles as drafts, with category, tags and metadata
- Webflow
- Creates articles as drafts in your CMS
- Google Drive
- Your cases, photos and brand voice, read from the company brain
- Notion
- Customer questions and sales notes it turns into topics
- Slack
- Monday topics and draft approvals in your channel
- Telegram
- Pick a topic from your phone in one tap
Part of every plan.
Your blog and SEO writer takes one agent slot in any plan, and you use your own Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini plan.
Compare plans- Starter$99
- Growth$499
- Scale$999
Questions about your blog.
Does it publish directly?
No. It leaves every article as a draft on your website. Publishing always goes through you.
How does it choose topics?
From your customers' real questions and, with Search Console connected, from searches where you already appear on page 2 or 3. It drops topics you already cover or cannot answer with authority.
Will Google penalise these articles?
Google ranks useful answers. Each article answers a real question with your own data, cases and voice, and you review it before it goes live.
Can AI assistants cite my articles?
It writes for that too: every section opens with a sentence that answers its question on its own, which is what ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity quote.
What if I do not have Search Console?
It picks topics from your customers' questions, but it cannot measure clicks or positions. Each month it checks that your articles are still correct instead.
How much does it cost?
It is one of the agents in your plan: Starter at $99 a month includes 3, Growth at $499 includes 10 and Scale at $999 includes 25. Your AI plan is paid to its provider.
Where does my articles live?
On a server only your company uses, with your connections kept in your own password vault and encrypted backups every 6 hours.