Use cases
The same pipeline, pointed at a different kind of site. 7 of them.
Questions
5Do I need SEO experience to use it?
No. Keyword research, writing, the 13-point check and publishing all run automatically — you connect the site, approve the 30-day plan, and read the reports. Everything can also be edited by hand when you know what you want.
How is it different for an agency than for a solo blogger?
The pipeline is the same; the account shape differs. An agency runs up to ten projects, each with its own keywords, voice, schedule and CMS connection, and Search Console positions and impressions are reported per project. A solo blogger runs one project and mostly decides how much review they want between draft and publish.
Can an ecommerce store use it for product pages?
What it writes is the content around the catalogue: buying guides, comparisons and how-tos aimed at purchase intent, plus programmatic pages — one article per CSV row of products, categories or niches. It publishes to Shopify directly.
Does it work for a business targeting one city?
Yes. The keyword engine adapts to the niche it finds; for a local business that means service-plus-place searches, location and service pages, and the informational articles that rank alongside them in local results.
How quickly does it show results?
Search Console impressions and positions appear in the dashboard once Google has crawled the articles — typically from the second week. Ranking usually takes 10–30 interlinked articles on a topic and several weeks of consistent publishing, and how fast depends on your domain, competition and niche. Nobody can promise a date.
One project and three articles free. No card required.