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Buyers compare tools before they commit. The competitor ranks for it and you don't — the SERP is all product pages.
AI Strategist
A content plan that starts from your site, not from a keyword you fed it.
Drop in a domain. It reads your site, works out what the business sells, sees what Google already believes, and argues for the topic silos worth going after.
What a run does
One run, told as it happens.
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Reads your site
A free crawl of the pages that are already public, to learn what the business sells.
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Sees what Google believes
The keywords your domain already ranks for, because rankings say what Google thinks you're about.
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Checks the competition
What your competitors rank for, and where the market actually is.
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Argues for silos
As many as the site warrants, each with a reason — not a fixed number to fill a template.
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Hands off to researchers
The silos you keep go deep and come back as pages.
A case, not a list
Each silo comes with its reasoning. You decide with the argument in front of you.
You can read every step
Every run keeps the full transcript — each step, each tool call, each result, and the reasoning in between. Nothing happens that you can't open and read afterwards.
The strategist runs the same research modules as the manual pages — same cache, same ledger — so a figure it found and one you looked up are the same figure.
Common questions
What does it need from me?
A domain. It reads the site and works the rest out. You can add context about your audience and goals, but you don't have to.
What does it cost?
It holds a budget up front and returns whatever it doesn't spend. The crawl is free; the paid work is the research it runs on your behalf.
Can I see what it did?
Every run keeps the full transcript — each step, each tool call, each result and the reasoning. You can read exactly what happened.
Find out what your site should be writing.
Drop in your domain. You'll have a reasoned plan, not a list of guesses.