SEO done for you. Approved by you.
You never brief us: we choose the work from your data and take on only what it shows is very likely to pay off. Reviewing it is up to you: an occasional look at your projects and a few approvals is all it takes.
Each of these counts as one
New article
A complete article on a topic your customers search for, as long as the top Google results for it, ready to publish.
Page refresh
12–25 concrete edits to a page that is losing traffic or ranks just outside Google's top 10, each with its reason.
Google snippets
New titles and descriptions, the text people see in Google, for a batch of up to 50 pages.
Page makeover
An outdated page rewritten for a new topic, so its address and traffic are not wasted. From 7 projects a month.
Analysis
A written answer to a question that matters for your site, such as why traffic dropped, with what we will do next. From 7 projects a month.
How we write
Our AI engine studies Google's top 20 results and checks the claims. Our editors edit and check every piece, in English and Polish.
From your data to a measured change
A thumbs up or down on any line of your report tells us what you want more or less of.
Run it for me
Switch this on in the plugin and we publish new articles and apply page changes without waiting for your approval. You still get every report.
We pick the projects
Pages losing traffic, pages close to the top 10, searches your site does not answer yet.
Finished work arrives
With your next report, in WordPress and in the Client Portal. Your first projects arrive within 14 days of buying.
You approve, or not
An approved article becomes a draft in WordPress for you to publish. An approved refresh replaces the old text on the same page.
Not for you?
Hide a piece and tell us why. It still counts as delivered, and your reason shapes the next ones. If it has a defect, we redo it free.
We measure
After a change goes live, we compare the page for 28 days before and after and report the result.
The same service, aimed at the pages that sell
- Product and category pages refreshed, with the approved text written straight into the product.
- Google snippets for a whole category of products at once.
- A discontinued product redirected in one click from the 404 log.
- Sales in Google Analytics: GA4 and Tag Manager with WooCommerce revenue tracking, as a fixed-price task.