The loop, driven
Pages written and waiting for you
On the entry plan you drive: you pick the question, you open the draft, you publish. On Growth the tool drives. It picks the questions worth winning and keeps a few pages written and waiting, so when you sit down to it the work is already there.
What you're actually buying
Nobody quits this because the advice was wrong. They quit because it is Thursday, they have not opened the tool since the scan, and starting is the hard part. Knowing what to do and doing it every week are two completely different products, and the second one is the one that changes a business.
So be clear about what the higher tier removes and what it deliberately keeps. It removes the deciding, the remembering, and the writing. It does not remove you. The blanks still come to you on every page, because your first-hand experience is the part that earns the citation, and a page written entirely by a machine is a page that will not get cited.
That is the difference between this and the retainer you may have already been burned by. You are not handing the work to someone else and hoping. You are being handed the twenty minutes that only you can do.
One question. One page. One win. Repeat.
How it works
- 1It picks the highest-intent approved questions that have no page yet and that AI is not already citing you for.
- 2It writes those pages, linked into their clusters, in your voice and for your service area, and keeps a few ready at a time.
- 3It emails you once: here are your pages, here are the blanks only you can fill.
- 4You fill them and publish. The moment a page goes live, it writes the next one.
What you get
- Your first pages and one every week after, with no credits charged for them
- The question chosen for buyers close to a purchase, so it writes toward revenue rather than traffic
- One email, one decision, one publish
- The higher tier runs it across a whole portfolio, which is the agency version
Which plans include it
Questions, answered
Never. It drafts and emails. You read it, fill the blanks, and publish. Nothing reaches your live site without you pressing the button.
It stops at a few pages and waits for you, because a pile of unread drafts is the opposite of the point. You choose how many it keeps ready: one, three or five. If a page sits for two weeks while you work on other things, it swaps in a different one and keeps the old draft in your Pages.
Your main one by default, so it works the week you subscribe rather than waiting on a setup step nobody knew to take. You can move it any time.
Your first pages are free, and so is one page every week. Past that, a page it writes because you published one costs the same credits as writing it yourself, and you can turn that off. It never spends credits unless you have just published.
Everything else it does
And what it scores you on
Before any of this runs, a scan reads your site the way an engine does and scores it on six signals.
One question. One page. One win.
Find the question you're losing, publish the page that answers it, and get told the week an engine starts naming you.
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