AI SEO and AI-search article writer

SEO & AI-Search Article Writer for searches you almost win.

Every week, picks a question your customers search for that your site almost ranks for, studies what ranks today, and drafts a better article — answer first, well structured, with a title and meta description — in a Google Doc. It never publishes.

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Steps

3, all listed

Runs

Mondays, 8 am

Apps

GmailGoogle Search ConsoleGoogle Docs

Memory

Remembers past runs

Mondays, 8 am Runs on its own

What lands for you

Who it's for

For founders and small marketing teams with a site that already gets impressions but lacks the time to work out what to write next. It turns "almost ranking" into a draft each week.

What you need

  • Your Gmail, Google Search Console and Google Docs accounts, connected in a click each
  • Search Console property (you fill this in at setup)
  • What you sell and to whom (you fill this in at setup)
Every step, in order

What it does, step by step.

Nothing hidden. This is the full list of what it does each run.

3steps
3apps
3settings
TriggerWhat starts itAutomaticRuns without youAsks youWaits for your answer

Starts on schedule: mondays, 8 am

Once you turn it on, it runs on its own on this schedule. You can change the days, time and time zone.

Trigger
Google Search Console1

Pick a topic

Pulls the last 28 days of queries from Google Search Console and finds questions where your site sits at position 8 to 30 with real impressions: close to the first page, not yet winning. It picks the best one it hasn't written about yet.

AutomaticGoogle Search Console
Google Docs2

Research and draft

Reads the top three results for that query and drafts a better article: the answer in the first two sentences, headings phrased as the questions people ask, short paragraphs and a short FAQ. It adds a title, a meta description, a URL slug and pages to link from and to, and leaves [placeholders] rather than inventing stats or quotes.

AutomaticGoogle Docs
Gmail3

Email me

Emails you the query it picked, why (its impressions and position) and the link to the draft.

AutomaticGmail
Apps needed

Connect these, then it runs.

One click each. It only uses these apps for the steps listed above.

Gmail

Gmail

Used for

  • Email me
Gmail integration →
Google Search Console

Google Search Console

Used for

  • Pick a topic
Google Search Console integration →
Google Docs

Google Docs

Used for

  • Research and draft
Google Docs integration →

Disconnect any app whenever you like. How we keep your data safe

Time saved

~3hrs/week

For a typical team spending around 4 hours on each article. Move the slider to see yours.

110
3.0hours saved a week
13hours saved a month
1.6working days a month

Estimate. Assumes one article a week, with about three quarters of the research and drafting time saved.

Make it yours

Tell it what matters to you.

Fill these in once when you set it up. Plain English is fine.

Search Console property

Required

Exactly as it appears in Search Console, e.g. "sc-domain:example.com" or "https://www.example.com/".

Text

What you sell and to whom

Required

So the article can point to you where it genuinely helps.

Text

How you write

Optional

Optional. A few lines on tone, or paste a paragraph from a post you like.

Text

SEO & AI-Search Article Writer: common questions

Which keywords does it pick?

Queries from the last 28 days where your site sits at positions 8 to 30 with real impressions: close to the first page but not winning yet. It skips topics it has already written about.

Is it written for AI Overviews and ChatGPT too?

Each draft gives the answer in the first two sentences, uses question headings and ends with a short FAQ. That structure suits both classic search and AI answers.

Will it make up statistics?

No. Where a number or quote would help, it leaves a [placeholder] for you to fill.

Does it publish the article?

No. It never publishes. You get a draft in Google Docs to edit and post.

Which apps do I need to connect?

Gmail, Google Search Console and Google Docs. You connect each one once, in a click, when you set the workflow up.

What can I change?

Search Console property, What you sell and to whom, How you write. Only search console property and what you sell and to whom are required; the rest have sensible defaults.

Can I change the schedule or the steps?

Yes. Installing copies the whole workflow into your workspace as a draft, and from then on it's yours: reword any step, change the settings, and pick the schedule and time zone (it suggests mondays, 8 am). Nothing runs until you run it or publish it.

Which AI model runs it?

The agent you choose when you install it. The workflow uses that agent's model, tools and memory, and you can move it to another agent later.

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Turn near-misses in search into articles.

Every week, picks a query your site almost ranks for and drafts a better article, answer first, with a title and meta description.

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