One keyword in, a finished, on-brand article out: researched, written, humanized, fact-checked and optimized automatically, for under a dollar. You spend about ten minutes approving it.
Read it, edit inline, pick the title, set the author. Nothing goes out without you.
06
Publish
Sent to your blog, correctly formatted, with images and structured data.
Self-correcting
If review finds a fixable issue, the draft goes back to writing and tries again, up to 3 times to keep cost in check.
One human gate
Everything before approval is automatic. Publishing is always your call.
Every cent tracked
The exact AI cost of each article is recorded and shown on the review screen.
Powered by your own data
Yourdatain.Rankedarticlesout.
Connect your own Search Console, and optionally DataForSEO and Google Trends. The engine uses them to pick topics people actually search for, write what the ranking pages miss, and track every article afterwards. Your accounts stay yours.
Google Search Console · RecommendedDataForSEO · OptionalGoogle Trends · OptionalPexels · OptionalYour brand knowledge · RequiredAI writing and research · IncludedHow each source is used
Quality and brand safety
Safetoautomate:astrictreviewgateandyoursign-off.
Cheap AI content is a brand risk. Every article has to clear these checks before it even reaches your approval screen.
Factuality
Flags and blocks invented facts, made-up statistics and fake quotes.
No false claims
A hard block-list stops unsupported claims: certifications, uptime, awards, ratings, customer counts.
E-E-A-T
Rewards real experience, expertise and helpfulness, which is what Google ranks.
Human voice
A dedicated pass strips the phrasing that makes text read as AI-written.
The human gate
Only articles that pass every check reach you. Read it, edit inline, swap the title, add images and set the author, then approve. Nothing is ever published automatically.
In every article
Readytorankandreadytobequoted.
Title, meta title and meta description
A short answer summary AI engines can quote
3–6 FAQs, from the questions people actually ask
Article and FAQPage schema (JSON-LD)
Internal links to your existing articles
A featured image and 2 in the body, with alt text and credit
Numbered sources for every fact
Keywords, takeaways and tags
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "FAQPage",
"mainEntity": [{
"@type": "Question",
"name": "How long should a testimonial ad be?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "15 to 30 seconds, opening with
the customer's strongest line."
}
}]
}
Publishing
Approveonce.Itlandsinyourblog.
Approved articles go to WordPress, Framer or HelloFeed CMS, correctly formatted, with images re-hosted on your side. Anything else pulls them through the Blog API.
app.helloseek.ai
hellofeed.aiSample account
Approval queue
2 waiting
How to turn customer videos into ads that convertPassed review · $0.31Approve & publish
Video testimonials vs written reviewsPassed review · $0.28Approve & publish
Embedding Google reviews on ShopifySent to WordPress · 2 h agoPublished
WordPressPublishes, or saves as a draftConnected
FramerSaved to your CMS as a draftAvailable
HelloFeed CMSSaved as a draftAvailable
Blog APIAny site pulls approved articlesAvailable
It finds its own work
Aweeklyrhythm,withguardrails.
Add keywords whenever you like. On top of that, the engine runs on a schedule, always inside hard cost and volume limits.
Every Monday it proposes topic ideas from your Search Console gaps, DataForSEO keywords and Google Trends, scored on 11 factors from demand to brand fit.
Refresh, weekly
Scans for articles whose rankings are slipping and flags them for an update, so content doesn't go stale.
Guardrails, always on
At most 3 articles started a day and a daily spend cap you set. It can't run away on cost.
After it publishes
Itkeepsscore,andtellsyouwhattodonext.
Search Console, daily
Clicks, impressions and position for every article.
AI citations
Whether ChatGPT and Claude name and cite you for your tracked questions.
Refresh suggestions
Articles losing rank get flagged for an update, which you approve like any other.
Learning you approve
It proposes small changes to how it scores topics, based on what performed. You decide.
How it compares
Agencyquality,forunderadollaranarticle.
Content agency
In-house writer
HelloSeek
Cost per article
$150 – $500
$50 – $150
Under $1 of AI + ~10 min review
Turnaround
Days to weeks
Hours to days
Minutes to a draft
Volume
Limited by budget
One person's capacity
Scales, capped by you
Brand-safety checks
Manual, varies
Manual
Automated, every article
Consistent voice
Varies by writer
Good
Enforced and tunable
Built for AI citation
Rarely
Rarely
By design
What an article costs to produce
Typical topicone clean pass$0.30
Complex topic2–3 self-correction rewrites$0.65
Agency, low end$150
Agency, high end$500
AI cost per article from live tracking on our own engine; every run records its exact cost. It comes out of your plan's monthly content budget. Agency figures are typical market rates.
Where it earns its keep
Oneengine,sixjobsittakesoffyourplate.
01
SEO blog content
Consistent, ranking-focused articles on the topics your buyers search for, without agency lead times.
02
AI citations
Structured, sourced answers written to be quoted by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.
03
Search-gap filling
Spots the questions you almost rank for and drafts the content to capture them.
04
Content refresh
Catches articles losing position and flags them for an update before traffic slips.
05
Scale without headcount
Go from a few posts a month to a steady cadence, with the same one reviewer.
06
Product-led education
Useful guides that mention your product once, naturally. Educational, never an ad.
Questionsabouttheauto-blog.
Does it publish without me?+
No. Every article waits for your approval. You can read it, edit inline, pick the title, add images and set the author, then approve. Nothing is ever published automatically.
Where does it publish?+
Straight to WordPress (published or as a draft), Framer and HelloFeed CMS, which save drafts for you to publish there. Any other site, including Next.js, Shopify and Webflow, can pull approved articles through the Blog API.
Will it make things up?+
It's built not to. Research uses live web search and every fact is tied to a numbered source. The review gate blocks invented statistics, fake quotes and unsupported claims like certifications, uptime or awards, and sends fixable drafts back for a rewrite.
How does it know what to write about?+
Every Monday it mines your Search Console for questions you almost rank for, adds keyword and trend data, and scores each idea on 11 factors, from search demand to how closely it fits your brand. You can add keywords yourself at any time.
How many articles, and what does it cost?+
You decide. At most 3 articles start each day, and work stops at the daily and monthly budget you set. A typical article uses about $0.30 of AI, a complex one about $0.65, out of your plan's monthly content budget.
Do I need my own accounts?+
Connect your own Google Search Console (free, recommended) so the engine sees your real search data and tracks rankings. DataForSEO (pay-as-you-go) and Pexels (free) are optional, and Google Trends needs no account. AI writing and research are included in your plan. Only your brand knowledge and a place to publish are required.
Does it sound like AI?+
A dedicated humanize pass removes the phrasing that gives AI writing away, and articles follow your brand voice and the facts in your brand knowledge.
Track.Understand.Get cited.
Put your blog on a steady cadence.
Set up your first site in about ten minutes. Nothing runs or spends until you turn it on.