Topics from the business owner's calendar
The system builds the plan around what is happening at the client's end at a given point in the year - and around questions whose search volume grows before anyone starts talking about them.
WHAT SEOAPP.AI DOES
The system builds the plan around what is happening at the client's end at a given point in the year - and around questions whose search volume grows before anyone starts talking about them.
Financial content goes through heightened control, but the disclaimer is matched: an accounting firm does not get a note about "investment advice" under its text, because that is not what it is.
You upload explanatory notes, official interpretations or your own materials - the writer relies on them instead of general knowledge, and the system watches whether the document has changed.
The article lands on the site by itself, with an image and an author's byline. Your role is one glance at the topic calendar a month - or nothing at all, if you prefer.
SAMPLE TOPICS
These are real titles in the style in which the system builds the plan. Each comes from queries people actually type - not from a list of phrases that sound good.
HONESTLY
The disclaimer under the article is matched to who you really are. An accounting firm will not get the sentence "consult a licensed investment adviser" under its text - an error we caught at a client's site and closed off with a separate gate.
FAQ
New texts are written for the current state of the law, and the year appears in the title only where it makes sense. You can refresh old articles from the panel; the system shows which ones need attention.
Yes - that is the guidelines library. You upload the documents the writer is to rely on, and every 30 days we check whether the document has been changed at the source.
It can - the system publishes daily on its own. In financial content we nevertheless recommend switching on drafts at least at the start, so you can see the tone and the level of detail.
OTHER INDUSTRIES
Health content written carefully, with disclaimers and claim control.
Comparison content and use cases, without taking sprints away from your team.
Technical content that a buyer looking for a supplier will find.
We write in your voice, in the first person - not like a corporate brochure.