SEO Content Engine.
Your Search Console data goes in. One researched, SEO-optimised article comes out every week — live on your site after a single approval click. A weekly report and site health check land in your inbox alongside it.
Six agents.
One click from you.
The agents research, plan, write, publish and report. Your only job is to read the week's draft and approve or skip it — nothing reaches your site without that click.
Runs the weekly cycle: research and report on Monday, drafting on Wednesday, and a daily check for anything you've approved. Long jobs go to a background worker with a fixed budget, so cost stays predictable.
Pulls the last 28 days of queries and pages from Google Search Console and flags opportunities: quick wins sitting on page two, untapped demand with no page yet, and pages worth strengthening.
Picks the single best topic of the week. It checks every live article and every queued brief first, so it never repeats a topic, rejects brand-only filler, and can open new topics as long as they map to a service you sell.
Expands the brief into a full SEO-ready draft — meta description, slug, sections, conclusion — with an on-brand hero image and LinkedIn and X versions, all in the Notion page you review.
Checks daily for drafts you've approved and publishes them as a real page on your site — with metadata, internal links and a sitemap entry — then marks the row live.
Every Monday it emails you what was published, how your pages performed in search, and a site health check that flags broken pages or indexing problems before they cost you traffic.
Read the week's draft in Notion, edit anything you want, and set it to Approved or Skipped. That is the whole job.
One brief on Monday.
One click. One live article.
Monday the engine finds the week's best opportunity and emails your report. Wednesday the draft is ready in Notion. The day you approve it, it goes live — and next Monday's report tells you how it is doing.
Not a mock-up.
It runs this website.
Every guide in our Insights section was drafted by this engine and published after human review. The list below is read from the live site data at build time — it grows as the engine does.
- cron
0 8 * * 1seo-brief — Search Console → briefs in Notion - cron
0 8 * * 3content-engine — drafts, hero images, social posts - human
NotionEditor reviews every draft against its evidence rule - deploy
buildPage, metadata and sitemap entry generated - loop
MonNext run measures the new page in Search Console
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What we need from you.
Read access to your Google Search Console property. The Search Analyst only reads performance data — it never changes settings.
The services you want to rank for and the topics you can speak to with authority. We turn these into the curated topic bank.
What you can and can't claim — figures, results, client names. Every brief carries these rules so drafts stay truthful.
Three to five pieces of writing you're proud of. The Writer calibrates tone, vocabulary and structure against them.
One person who approves or skips each week's draft in Notion. That click is deliberate and stays in — publishing and reporting run on their own.
Access to your site's code or CMS so the Publisher can put approved articles live. If your web team prefers, we hand approved drafts to them instead.
From kick-off to live.
Audit Search Console, map your services to search demand, build the topic bank and agree the evidence rules.
Wire Search Console, Notion and the agents. Set the weekly schedule and the brief and draft formats.
Run real briefs and drafts through the pipeline. You edit; we tune voice and structure from your edits.
The cycle runs weekly on its own: one article a week, live the day you approve it. We review the first month of reports with you.
Know you should be publishing more?
Book a free 30-minute scoping call. We'll look at your Search Console data together and show you the first briefs the engine would write for you.