Soon
An SEO autopilot that runs the project rather than generating text.
One login at the start, two clicks at the end. The middle happens without you.
The rest happens without you. That is not a slogan — it is timetabled below, to the hour.
You connect Search Console. A thirty-day plan of topics is built from your own data the same night.
You do not need to know what to write about. The topic, the scope and the sections come from what you already rank for and what competitors leave uncovered.
Read and approve, then publish. The text arrives with images, meta tags and structured data — there is nothing left to finish.
Analysis
The opening analysis goes through what you actually have — not through what you ought to have.
The sitemap imported and every address checked: what responds, what returns an error, and what has nothing on it.
Domain keywords from DataForSEO set against your own Search Console — measured positions, not estimates.
The search results for your queries and the pages standing above yours. What they have that you do not.
A map of your industry with the places marked where your site says nothing at all.
Decisions
Each with the numbers behind it and an estimate of what it is worth.
A topic you have nothing for and there is demand. Alex proposes the address, the title and the scope — it enters the calendar as something to write.
A page of 300 words ranking for forty queries? He adds the missing sections to what already works instead of rewriting it.
Two of your pages cover the same ground and are not connected. A small thing that lifts both.
A 404, a chain of redirects, a missing or truncated meta description. Things that cost traffic quietly.
Evidence
"Why is this on my plan" has an answer other than "the model decided so". Three sources, ordered by how much they actually prove.
Your page sits at position 8–20 with real impressions. Google is showing it and people are not clicking. Measured on your site.
Someone else ranks for it and you do not. Also measured — but on their site.
Google shows it as something people also ask around your topic. Real interest, with no number attached.
One night · running now
Below is a full day on one site. Two rows are yours. The rest happens while you sleep.
Once, at the start. Nothing after that.
Errors, redirects, pages that stopped answering.
Keywords, positions and clicks from Search Console. Traffic from Analytics.
A page already close to the first ten, with too little on it to get there.
One list instead of ten notifications.
Brief, thirteen agents in order, images, meta tags, structured data.
Two clicks. Everything in between happened without you.
Beyond the night there are four weekly jobs and one monthly:
Local
A Google Business Profile does not have one position — it has a different one from every place somebody searches. Alex scans a grid of points around your address and shows where you disappear.
Plus an audit of the listing itself: completeness, categories, photos, hours, reviews.
Differences
Definitions, questions and structured data arranged so that search engines and language models cite your page rather than a competitor's.
Style, vocabulary and section colours come from your own site. The text should sound like you, not like a generator.
Illustrations matched to specific sections, and publishing straight into WordPress. No formatting by hand.
An activity log records what he did, when, and to what effect. Nothing happens quietly.
The result
Not just text — a complete piece that can go live without edits.
If you want to be in the first round, write me a sentence about your site. I will come back to you when we start.