A blog that runs itself, for people with a business to run

The problem we started with

Search still sends work to small businesses. Somebody types how much do gutter cleaners charge into Google at nine on a Sunday evening, and whoever answers that question well gets the call on Monday. Everybody in the trade knows this. Almost nobody does it, because doing it means writing a useful article every week, forever, while also running the business.

The two normal answers both fail small operators. An agency costs more per month than the work is worth to a two-van plumbing firm. A writing tool hands you a blank box and a subscription, and the blank box is the thing you did not have time for in the first place.

What we built instead

Autopilot SEO takes the whole job, not the typing part of it. You give it your website address. It reads your pages to learn what you sell, who buys it and how you talk. It researches what people near you are actually searching for, plans a run of articles that do not overlap, writes them, draws an illustration for each, links them to each other, and publishes them to your site on your schedule.

There is no content calendar to fill in and no keyword form to complete. If that sounds like less control, it is meant to: the control was the part nobody had time to use.

What we deliberately do not do

• We do not host your blog on our domain. Posts publish to your website, at your address, so the pages and the search traffic they earn belong to you and stay with you.
• We do not ask for your hosting passwords. Connecting a site is a configuration change you or your web person makes, and we write the instructions for whichever platform you are on. A tool that collects hosting logins trains its customers to be phished.
• We do not promise rankings. Nobody can. What we promise is a steady stream of well-made articles aimed at real searches, which is the input; search engines decide the output.
• We do not pad the plan. One plan, one website, every feature. The only difference between our two prices is how long you commit.

How we write

Every article is planned before it is written, so the blog builds into something coherent rather than a pile of unrelated posts. Every draft is audited after it is written, against length, structure, keyword use and readability, and repaired where it falls short. Posts are checked for originality. The house style is plain: short paragraphs, second person, concrete numbers only where they are safe to state, and none of the breathless filler that makes AI writing obvious.

You can read the results before you pay a penny. The examples on the front page are complete articles, and our own blog is written and published by Autopilot SEO with nobody editing it afterwards.

Talk to us

Autopilot SEO is a small operation, which means the person who reads your email is the person who can fix your problem. Write to support@getautopilotseo.com or use the contact page.