Content engine
The article nobody had time to write gets written.
How it works
- Works from your own positioning and proof, not the internet’s
- Drafts in your voice, with your case studies attached
- Briefs, drafts and revises — you approve
Draft content, plan internal links and track visibility across search and AI answers. Your marketing team approves publishing through your existing CMS.
They ask a model instead of running a search
They read the answer and never open a result page
If the model does not know you, you are not in the answer
You were not outranked. You were never in the room.
The article nobody had time to write gets written.
The site fixes what a crawler actually penalises.
You get cited by the model your buyer asked first.
You stop panicking about a seasonal dip.
The page that gets traffic starts getting enquiries.
You hear about their new pricing page from us.
Ready to see it in action?
Send us your domain — we’ll show you which AI answers name you, and which name a competitor.
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Today
Publishing
When someone has a week
AI answers
Nobody is looking
Internal links
Added by hand, rarely
Reporting
A dip and a theory
With the agent
Publishing
Weekly, in your voice
AI answers
Tracked and targeted
Internal links
Maintained sitewide
Reporting
The dip, explained
From your positioning and the gap found.
In your voice, with your proof.
Nothing publishes without this step.
Into your CMS, meta and links set.
Rankings, citations and enquiries.
Where it stops Everything publishes as a draft. You approve before a word goes live, and you decide later which categories it may publish on its own.
What the buyer asks
“which online exam platform should we use for our university”
What the engine actually runs
500+
Customers worldwide
No. SEO competes for a position in a list of links. Answer engine optimisation competes for a mention inside a generated answer, where there is no list and often no click. The work is different: being present across the sub-queries an engine derives from the question, and being the page worth quoting when it is.
Only if you approve generic AI writing. The agent works from your positioning, your case studies and your own published pages, and everything arrives as a draft. Teams that let it publish unreviewed get exactly what you are worried about, which is why the default is off.
No. It publishes into the CMS you already run, with the meta, slug and internal links set. There is no migration and no new platform to learn.
By asking. The agent runs the questions your buyers actually ask across the answer engines on a schedule, records whether you are named, which competitors are, and which sources were cited. That series is the measurement — it moves, and you can watch it move.
Technical fixes and internal linking move within weeks. Content and citations are a quarter, not a month. Anyone promising you AI-answer visibility in thirty days is selling you something we would not.
You do, outright — the drafts, the published pages and the research behind them. Nothing is licensed back to us and nothing is reused for another client.
Content, technical SEO, and getting named in AI answers.
ResearchAccount briefs, competitor watch and battle cards — every claim with its source attached.
FreeTen questions that show whether a process is ready for an agent.
Free presentation · 13 slides · PDF
The presentation we walk boards and CXOs through — thirteen slides on what deploying AI agents actually involves, from the roles to the guardrails to the commercials.
No cost. Work email and organisation only.
One domain, the questions your buyers ask, and an honest read of where you appear.
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