AI SEO content
SEO and content creation
Keyword research, blog posts, and on-page SEO handled by agents. Consistent output, zero writer's block.
the problem
You know SEO matters but you can't afford a full-time content writer. Blog posts take forever, keyword research feels like guesswork, and your competitors are publishing every week.
Organic traffic is the most efficient, most predictable source of leads any business can build. But it requires consistency. One blog post a quarter does nothing. Five posts a week, on the right keywords, for six months, changes a business. Almost nobody manages it.
The bottleneck is always the same. Writing takes time. Keyword research takes expertise. On-page SEO takes attention to detail. By the time you've done one post properly, you're behind on the next ten. So you give up and tell yourself SEO doesn't work for your business.
Search itself is changing underneath you. Buyers increasingly ask ChatGPT and Claude for recommendations before they ever open Google, and those answers draw on the same well-structured content that ranks. Publishing consistently now positions you in both places. Staying silent loses you both.
what we build
We set up AI agents that handle keyword research, write optimised blog posts, and manage on-page SEO. You get consistent, quality content without hiring a writer.
We start with research. What people in your market actually search for. Which keywords have realistic ranking potential for a site like yours. Which topics convert into customers, not just clicks. You get a 6-month content plan built around opportunities, not vanity keywords.
Then the agents write. Drafted in your voice, structured for both readers and search engines, with internal links, schema markup, and meta tags handled automatically. You review every post before it publishes. Nothing goes out without your sign-off, and the quality compounds as the system learns what works.
We hold the line on quality because search engines do. Thin, generic AI content gets filtered, and it deserves to be. Every post we ship carries a real opinion, real specifics from your business, and structure a human wants to read. The agents handle volume. The editorial standard is what makes the volume rank.
the stack we typically use
- Claude
- Google Search Console
- Semrush
- Notion
- n8n
- Google Analytics
what changes
- A 6-month content roadmap built on real keyword research
- 3-5 optimised blog posts per week, drafted in your voice
- Internal linking, schema, and meta tags handled automatically
- Monthly rankings report showing what's climbing and what's not
- Compounding organic traffic without hiring a content team
who this is for
Service businesses competing on Google with content-heavy competitors. SaaS companies that need consistent content marketing but don't have the budget for a team. Anyone who wants page 1 rankings without hiring a writer or paying an agency €5k a month.
how it works
Three steps
01
We research your market and build a keyword-driven content plan
02
We set up agents that draft, optimise, and format posts for publishing
03
We track rankings and adjust the strategy based on what's working
common questions
Questions we get about seo and content creation
How long until we see rankings move?
SEO compounds slowly, then quickly. Expect the first movement on lower-competition keywords within two to three months, and meaningful traffic growth from month four to six as the content base builds. Anyone promising page 1 in weeks is selling you something that gets sites penalised.
How is this priced?
By publishing volume and scope: a blog-only engine costs less than blog plus on-page fixes plus rankings reporting. It's a flat monthly figure agreed after we've seen your site and market. Against the cost of a content agency retainer or an in-house writer, the same output comes in far lower.
Doesn't Google penalise AI content?
Google penalises unhelpful content, whoever wrote it. Its own guidance says AI-assisted content is fine when it's useful and original. That's the standard we build to: real keyword research, your genuine expertise and opinions, and your sign-off on every post. Thin generic output never leaves the drafts folder.
Do we have to review every single post?
At the start, yes, and it takes minutes per post, not hours. Your edits teach the system your standards, so the review burden falls month by month. Some clients keep approving everything indefinitely, others move to spot-checking once trust is established. The publish button is always yours.
What do we keep if we stop?
Everything published, plus the keyword research, the content plan, and the rankings you've earned. Organic traffic doesn't switch off when an engagement ends, which is exactly why it beats paid ads. The prompt library and workflows are documented and handed over so you can continue in-house.
Can this work if our website is on WordPress?
Yes. The agents draft and optimise content regardless of where it publishes, and we connect to WordPress, Webflow, or a custom site alike. If the site itself has technical SEO problems, slow pages, broken structure, missing schema, we flag them in the first month so the content isn't fighting the platform.
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