SEO and GEO content engine: found on Google, cited by AI

Two to four reviewed pieces a month, which are worth more than twenty generated pages. We start with the searches that can bring you the most.

Yes, twice over: AI engines cite the sources they consider reliable, and those are the ones doing good SEO. The format changes, the value remains.

Search rankings are counted in months, and the first measurable signals take several months. We would rather tell you so frankly than promise figures within a few weeks.

Both. Every day, a scan without AI reads your Search Console and draws up the list of work. Every week, a pass hands it to four agents: keywords, technical checks on a sample of pages, writing, and refreshing pages that slip. Each one works in a loop: it acts, looks at the result and decides on the next step, until it reaches the goal. Guardrails bound the pass: two new pieces at most, automated checks on everything that touches the site, and drafts only, which you review before publication.

Because each task does not need the same one, and the price follows the model. The daily scan calls no AI at all. After that, each task goes to the cheapest model that does it well: a small model sorts the queries, an economical model writes the satellite articles in batches, a stronger model writes your pillar pages, and a judge reviews samples. An answer already obtained is reused instead of paid for again: on Palmora Property, 95% of translation segments come out of the cache without calling the model again.