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SEO content for manufacturers, before the enquiry form
A technical buyer works through tolerances, lead times and minimum orders long before anybody fills in a contact form. Most of that reading happens on somebody else site because yours does not answer it, and when yours does the language has to match how your own engineers write.
Free while we are in early access. No card, no trial clock.
The specification is the search
Buyers search the constraint, not the company. An article that answers the constraint is how a firm they have never heard of enters the shortlist.
- Research drawn from real YouTube conversations
- Each article is written from up to 12 related real conversations, read in full
- GEO optimised to be quotable by AI answer engines
Written from your own capability
Drafts come from the business details you supply, so the answer describes what you can actually make.
- Articles built on your business details, not a generic prompt
- Optional table of contents and FAQ section in every article
Specifications for next year are written now
Requirements and approved supplier lists for the coming year get settled in the last quarter, and the research behind them runs earlier still. An article arriving after the specification is written has arrived after the decision.
Published on a schedule
To WordPress, Ghost, Strapi, Webflow, Wix, HubSpot, Framer, BigCommerce or a custom webhook, at whatever cadence suits a long sales cycle.
- Publishes to WordPress, Ghost, Strapi, Webflow, Wix, HubSpot, Framer, BigCommerce or a custom webhook
- Limits stated up front: HubSpot needs a Professional plan, Webflow a paid Site plan, BigCommerce posts have no cover image, and Framer posts have no clickable contents
- Runs on a schedule you set
Engineering approves it
Safe Mode holds every draft, which is not optional when the subject is a specification. And specifications change. When one does, the article describing the old one can be taken back down again.
- Safe Mode holds every article for your approval
- Connect several sites and point each automation at one of them
- Take any article back down, from everywhere it went
- A partial removal is reported as a partial removal
Engineering vocabulary, measured rather than assumed
Credibility with a technical buyer lives in vocabulary: the terms you use for processes, materials and tolerances, and the ones you never use. The platform measures that from your existing pages alongside sentence rhythm and contraction habit, and applies what it can count with confidence. It does not verify that any of it is technically correct, which is why every draft still waits for an engineer to read.
- Learns how your business writes from your real pages
- Learns from your own writing, never from its own output
- Every voiced article is measured again after writing
Answer the specification in public
Connect your site and review the first drafts.
Questions
Can it write accurately about our processes?
It writes from what you give it. Specific inputs produce specific drafts, and every one is held for approval.
Our sales cycle is very long. Does that matter?
It makes publishing earlier more valuable, because the reading starts long before the enquiry.
Cost?
Free during early access, no card required.
Why publish before the year ends?
Because next year requirements are written in this quarter, and a page has to be findable to influence one.
Will it get our process language right?
It counts the vocabulary your existing pages use and the terms they avoid, then applies what it can measure with confidence. Whether a statement is technically correct is a different question that no measurement answers, which is why every draft waits for an engineer under Safe Mode.
A tolerance changed. Can the old article come down?
Yes, in one action across your site, the AlmightyFormulaSEO blog and the LinkedIn post that accompanied it. Any destination that cannot confirm the page has gone is reported as still live, which matters when the stale page quotes a specification you can no longer meet.
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