SEO Autopilot

Most local search work starts with a list of topics you have to come up with yourself. This starts with research: it looks at what real competitors in your own area actually rank for and finds the searches you are missing, then writes ten pages a month from your own facts on the topics that research turned up, publishes them to your own site once you approve, and keeps your business details consistent everywhere they appear online instead of chasing paid backlinks that put your whole site at risk. Every month it also checks whether the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google can actually reach and read your site, puts your customers' own questions to the assistants we have live access to and writes down their answers word for word, and tracks where you rank for the searches the research found.

Nobody can promise a ranking, a position, or a mention in an assistant's answer, and this does not: it tells you what real search data shows and lets that speak for itself. The research is grounded in what a real competitor actually ranks for today, which can change, and a topic worth writing about this month may not be next month, which is exactly why the research runs on a schedule instead of once. Location pages only draft for areas you have confirmed and only with facts true of that one place; a page that would read the same with the city swapped out does not get written, because that is what gets a whole site penalized. This does not build backlinks the way some tools do: no paid links, no link exchanges, no reciprocal network, because that is a real risk to your site and not one worth taking for a faster number. Citation submission is a sheet you fill in yourself; nothing here logs into a directory on your behalf. Two things worth being exact about on the assistant half. Reachability is checked for every crawler by name, because that is a request to your own server and we can always make it. Putting your questions to an assistant needs live access to that assistant, and we hold that for Claude today, so a month's answers are Claude's unless your report names another one; the report always says which assistant said what, and a question we could not ask is marked as not asked rather than counted against you. Either way it is a sample of what an assistant might say, not the identical thing a person sees in the consumer app, and we never sign into or scrape anyone's chat app. The listed price covers up to 100 documents or pages a month. Past that it moves to the next tier, and we tell you before it does, never after.