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Give it your site and it takes over. You get on with the business, and still show up when your buyers search and when they ask AI.
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and more. None of it needs you to know SEO.
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From the topics it picks to the articles it publishes, the prompts it tracks and the outreach it drafts. These are the screens where that happens.
The whole thing, in 60 seconds
Every screen in this section, in the order the work actually happens: topics researched, calendar filled, article written, published, then tracked across the AI engines.
- Sixty seconds, start to finish
- No sign-up to watch
- Every screen below, in the order the work happens
- Topics researched, articles published, engines tracked
- The whole loop in one pass
Five minutes of setup. Then it just runs.
You point it at your site. It does the SEO and GEO work, start to finish, on autopilot.
01
Add your site
It verifies the domain, reads what you actually sell, and works out who buys it. Nothing to configure.
01
Add your site
It verifies the domain, reads what you actually sell, and works out who buys it. Nothing to configure.
02
Confirm your market and your rivals
Pick the country you sell into. It suggests the competitors worth watching and the topics you should own, and you edit until it looks like your business.
02
Confirm your market and your rivals
Pick the country you sell into. It suggests the competitors worth watching and the topics you should own, and you edit until it looks like your business.
03
It checks where you stand today
The keywords you already rank for on Google, your domain authority, and whether the AI engines name you or a competitor. This is the baseline everything else is measured against.
03
It checks where you stand today
The keywords you already rank for on Google, your domain authority, and whether the AI engines name you or a competitor. This is the baseline everything else is measured against.
04
It builds the plan and runs the first scan
Topic clusters with the keywords under each, the buyer questions it will track, and a monitor across every AI engine your plan covers. The first scan runs while you watch it.
04
It builds the plan and runs the first scan
Topic clusters with the keywords under each, the buyer questions it will track, and a monitor across every AI engine your plan covers. The first scan runs while you watch it.
05
It tracks your questions on every engine
Three times a week your tracked prompts go to all six models, and it reads the answers back: whether you were named, how early, how you were described, which rival appeared instead, and every page the answer cited.
- Named, or not
- How early you appear
- How you were described
- Which rivals were named
- Every page cited, and by whom
- Web, Reddit, YouTube and social sources
05
It tracks your questions on every engine
Three times a week your tracked prompts go to all six models, and it reads the answers back: whether you were named, how early, how you were described, which rival appeared instead, and every page the answer cited.
- Named, or not
- How early you appear
- How you were described
- Which rivals were named
- Every page cited, and by whom
- Web, Reddit, YouTube and social sources
06
Every month it refills the calendar
It schedules from your topics, not from a fresh guess. Each cluster's pillar article goes first, then the supporting pieces rotate across topics so no single subject runs away with the month.
- Keywords from your own topic clusters, already researched
- The pillar article first, then its supporting pieces
- Spread across topics, so one cluster never takes the whole month
- Content gaps from the AI tracking above, added mid-cycle
- Embeddings compare each keyword against everything you have published, so two articles never end up competing for the same search
06
Every month it refills the calendar
It schedules from your topics, not from a fresh guess. Each cluster's pillar article goes first, then the supporting pieces rotate across topics so no single subject runs away with the month.
- Keywords from your own topic clusters, already researched
- The pillar article first, then its supporting pieces
- Spread across topics, so one cluster never takes the whole month
- Content gaps from the AI tracking above, added mid-cycle
- Embeddings compare each keyword against everything you have published, so two articles never end up competing for the same search
07
It researches the live results, then writes and publishes
Every article is written against what is actually ranking for that keyword today, not from memory. Connect WordPress once, or point us at a webhook, and finished pieces go straight onto your site.
- Researched against the pages currently ranking for that keyword
- Real citations, anchored to named sources rather than invented
- Internal links to the pillar article the piece belongs under
- Generated images and screenshots, plus a YouTube embed where it helps
- Answer-first sections, so AI engines can lift a clean quote
07
It researches the live results, then writes and publishes
Every article is written against what is actually ranking for that keyword today, not from memory. Connect WordPress once, or point us at a webhook, and finished pieces go straight onto your site.
- Researched against the pages currently ranking for that keyword
- Real citations, anchored to named sources rather than invented
- Internal links to the pillar article the piece belongs under
- Generated images and screenshots, plus a YouTube embed where it helps
- Answer-first sections, so AI engines can lift a clean quote
08
It finds the links worth chasing and writes the pitch
Targets come from pages the AI actually quoted for your prompts, and from pages a backlink index shows linking to your competitors. It works out whether a link there would help, finds the person who can add you, and drafts the email about their actual article.
- Pages AI quoted for your prompts, and pages already linking to a rival but not you
- The person who wrote the piece, not a generic info@ address
- A pitch drafted about their actual article, in your voice
- A nudge drafted if it stays quiet for five days, which you also send
- It re-fetches the page for weeks to prove the link is live, and tells you if the link disappears
08
It finds the links worth chasing and writes the pitch
Targets come from pages the AI actually quoted for your prompts, and from pages a backlink index shows linking to your competitors. It works out whether a link there would help, finds the person who can add you, and drafts the email about their actual article.
- Pages AI quoted for your prompts, and pages already linking to a rival but not you
- The person who wrote the piece, not a generic info@ address
- A pitch drafted about their actual article, in your voice
- A nudge drafted if it stays quiet for five days, which you also send
- It re-fetches the page for weeks to prove the link is live, and tells you if the link disappears
09
You climb Google and get named in AI answers
Positions are re-checked every week and your AI mention rate is tracked alongside them, so you can see the two moving together. Anything only a human can do is queued for you, in priority order.
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- Rankings re-checked every week, next to your Search Console numbers
- Your AI mention rate over time, per engine
- The handful of moves only you can make, prioritised and tracked to done
09
You climb Google and get named in AI answers
Positions are re-checked every week and your AI mention rate is tracked alongside them, so you can see the two moving together. Anything only a human can do is queued for you, in priority order.
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- Rankings re-checked every week, next to your Search Console numbers
- Your AI mention rate over time, per engine
- The handful of moves only you can make, prioritised and tracked to done
Already using AI? Hand it your SEO.
Install the SEOLadders skill in the AI you already use, and connect the MCP server. Then just ask, and it researches the topic, writes the article, publishes it and drafts the outreach. Your assistant does the work; SEOLadders powers it underneath.
Read the MCP setup guideEvery SEO and GEO job. Handed over.
On the left is what staying visible costs you today: an agency at $3,209 a month, or your own evenings and five subscriptions. On the right is the same work, done for you.
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Everything you need to win on Google and AI.
Plan, write, publish, optimize and track the whole SEO and GEO job, in one platform.
Topical Authority
Build authority across every relevant topic, not one-off posts.
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Expert, ready-to-rank articles written in your brand voice.
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A fresh article every weekday. It schedules, writes and publishes for you.
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WritingAI Visibility
See how you show up across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and more.
Visibility score
Audit & Optimize
Every page audited for what is holding it back, and the ones losing ground rebuilt at the same URL.
Health
Link Building
Earn links from the pages AI already cites, and the ones linking your competitors.
Pages AI already cites
3 pitches draftedYour best pages are slipping. Your agent notices first.
Rankings decay quietly. A page drifts from 4 to 11 over two months, traffic halves, and nothing tells you, until a quarter is gone. It reads your Search Console every week and flags it while you can still act.
find low competition long tail keywords
Down ~6 positions in recent weeks, not recovering on its own.
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Down ~14 positions and holding at #35.
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Stuck at #18, close to page 1, where nearly all the clicks are.
Rewriting against whatever outranks it today
Same URL, so you keep the history, and every rewrite is reversible. You approve it, or leave it on the list.
What it watches for
Four ways a page quietly stops earning.
Was ranking, now sliding, and not coming back on its own.
Sitting just off page one, where nearly all the clicks are.
Impressions but no clicks: it ranks for the wrong thing.
Still ranking, but the pages beating it have been updated since.
You hear about it early
Not when the quarter is over. It checks every week and tells you the moment a page starts sliding.
Rebuilt, not replaced
The rewrite happens at the same URL against whatever outranks it now, so you keep the history you earned.
Capped on purpose
Ten a month. Unlimited rewriting is how ranking pages get destroyed, and we never touch one uninvited.
It notices before you do. And most of it, it just does.
Nobody has to ask it to look. It reads your citations, your rankings and your audit in the background, acts on what it can, and leaves you only the handful of moves that genuinely need a person.
It watches
Citations, content gaps, ranking drops, site audits and traffic, read continuously rather than when you remember to look.
It handles what it can
Blog-format gaps get written, fixes get queued, new prompts fold into tracking. Those never reach your list at all.
It hands you the rest
Only the moves that need a person, outreach, briefs, approvals, each marked high, medium or low.
This week
4 foundChatGPT cites a rival for a question in your space
Your pricing guide fell from position 6 to 11 this month
Three pages AI cites for your topics do not mention you
Twelve pages are missing a meta description
Each one is tracked until it is done, so nothing quietly falls off the bottom of the list.
Customers ask AI now. Your agent gets you cited.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude now answer for your customers. It tracks how each one talks about you, and does the work to get you named.
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Track how AI answers about you
Hundreds of real buyer questions, checked across every engine, so you know exactly where you show up.
Refreshed automatically
Answers and rankings update on their own. You catch a slip or a new competitor the day it happens.
Know what earns the citation
It turns the gaps into content and clear actions, so AI starts naming you where it doesn't yet.
Link building, done for you. Everything except pressing send.
Every site linking to your competitors but not to you, plus the pages AI cites when it answers your buyers. It finds them, finds who to ask, and writes the pitch.
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- “tools that write and publish blog posts”
The pages AI quotes for your prompts, plus the pages already linking to your competitors. It finds the ones naming your rivals but not you.
Next time someone asks, the page AI quotes now mentions you.
That’s the whole point, the link isn’t the prize, being in the answer is. And because it counts only the links it verified itself, you learn which page types and which people actually said yes, rather than which emails you marked as won.
Learns from Google. Publishes where you work.
It pulls in what's working from Search Console and Analytics, then publishes and updates content straight to your CMS in a click, or exports it whenever you want.
Learns from
Publishes to
Ask anything. About your site, or anyone’s.
It reads your Search Console, your traffic and your rankings, then goes further out: a live Google page for any query, a competitor’s keywords, the pages AI cites when it answers your buyers. Every figure is fetched while you wait, never guessed.
Three pages lost ground this month. CRM pricing guide fell from position 6 to 11, it is the one worth fixing first.
Read from your Search Console, not estimated
Your account
Everything the platform already tracks for you.
Anything you have not connected, it will tell you it cannot see, rather than guessing.
And the whole market
Fetched live on any domain, with nothing connected.
It cannot make a number up
Every figure is fetched from your account when you ask. No data, no answer: it says so instead.
It does the work too
Schedule articles, research a topic, run a visibility check. Anything that spends your allowance waits for your click.
It shows its working
Every answer opens into the steps it took and what each one returned, so you can check any figure yourself.
Ask it to rewrite anything. Nothing changes until you say so.
Ask in plain English and it reads the article, works out what to change, and shows you the replacement before it touches a word. Apply it, or discard it and the draft is exactly as you left it.

You see it first
The proposal shows the exact text it would replace, in full, before anything moves.
Apply is yours to press
Nothing is written to the article until you press it. The agent waits, however long that takes.
Discard costs nothing
Turn it down and the draft is exactly as you left it, with your own edit history intact.
The agent cannot write to your article on its own. It proposes; the editor applies. That is how it is built, not a setting.
Good questions. Straight answers.
How SEOLadders ranks your brand on Google and gets AI to recommend you, so more customers find you.
SEOLadders is a done-for-you SEO and GEO platform. You point it at your site and it finds the topics worth writing, writes and optimizes the articles, publishes them to your CMS, and tracks how you rank on Google and how often AI engines cite you. It's automated but guided, nothing goes live without your approval, and every step is reversible.
Still have questions?
Book a demo →I built this because doing it by hand was eating my week.
Every time I sat down to work on my own sites it was the same loop. Map the topic clusters worth owning. Keyword research under each one, in one tool. An hour-plus of research for a single article, then write it in another. Chase technical fixes in a third. Publish by hand. Track it all in a spreadsheet I kept forgetting to update. Then do it again the following week.
Then search stopped being one thing. Buyers still Google you, but they also ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, and those answers name a few brands and skip everyone else. So the checklist doubled: now you also have to know whether the AI engines mention you at all, and get into the sources they trust when they don’t. By hand, that isn’t a job anyone can keep up with.
SEOLadders is that entire loop, automated. It maps your topic clusters, researches the keywords worth writing under each, writes and publishes in your voice, fixes what’s broken on the page, watches what the AI engines say about you, and earns you a place in the sources they cite. It runs my own sites now, including this one. What you’re reading is the product doing its job.
And I don’t have to open the dashboard to use it. Everything runs through an MCP server, so I drive it from wherever I’m already working: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code. If that’s how you work too, you never have to leave your editor.
If you’re weighing it up, or you think we’ve got something wrong, write to me directly, it reaches me, not a queue.
Rank on Google. Get cited by AI.
On autopilot.
Connect your site once and the work runs in the background, it finds the topics, builds the content and authority behind them, then tracks where you land on Google and how often AI platforms recommend you.
