Montreal
SEO content for Montreal, in the language you choose
Publishing twice is the thing that quietly stops most Montreal content programmes. One language gets written properly and the other becomes a chore that slips, then slips again, then gets dropped. The half that slips is usually the half that stops sounding like the business.
Free while we are in early access. No card, no trial clock.
Language is a setting, not an afterthought
The platform writes in the language you set rather than defaulting to English and leaving you to sort out the rest. That is a configuration, so it holds every run, not only the one you were watching.
- Writes in the language you set, not only English
- Articles built on your business details, not a generic prompt
Research comes from real conversations
It reads YouTube videos and comments for what people are asking, then writes to those questions instead of to a search volume estimate.
- 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
Two languages need a longer run up
Everything that makes the fourth quarter competitive applies twice when you publish in two languages, because each side has to be crawled and settled on its own. The run up is where that work has to happen, and it is why waiting until the season starts is a decision to miss most of it.
Straight into your site
Publishing goes to WordPress, Ghost, Strapi, Webflow, Wix, HubSpot, Framer, BigCommerce or a custom webhook. Nothing needs exporting or reformatting on the way.
- 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
- Optional table of contents and FAQ section in every article
You read it before anyone else does
Safe Mode holds every article for approval. When the content carries your name in two languages, that is the only sensible default. And anything already published can be taken back down again, which matters more when the same claim exists on your site twice.
- Safe Mode holds every article for your approval
- Runs on a schedule you set
- Take any article back down, from everywhere it went
- A partial removal is reported as a partial removal
It learns how you write, and it tells you where that stops
It reads pages you have already published and measures how you write: how your sentence lengths vary, the words your business uses and the ones it avoids, whether your prose contracts or expands. Those are applied to what it drafts. Here is the honest edge of it, which matters more in Montreal than almost anywhere: the spelling and contraction rules it measures are English writing conventions, so on French pages it is your rhythm and vocabulary doing the work, not a measured French house style. The language itself stays a setting you control, and you read a sample before any of it is switched on.
- Learns how your business writes from your real pages
- Read a sample in your voice before you switch it on
- Writes in the language you set, not only English
Publish in both, without doing it twice
Connect a site, set the language, and read the first drafts.
Questions
Does it translate, or does it write?
It writes in the language you set. That is a setting on the automation rather than a translation step bolted on afterwards.
Can I run different languages on different sites?
Yes. Connect several sites and point each automation at one of them.
Is it free right now?
Yes, free during early access, with no card required.
Why does the last quarter matter here?
Because publishing in two languages takes longer to build up, and the indexing wait applies to both. Starting earlier is worth more when there is twice as much to establish.
Does it learn our voice in French as well as English?
Partly, and it is worth being precise about which part. Sentence rhythm and the vocabulary your business uses are measured from your own pages whatever the language. The spelling convention and contraction rules are English writing conventions, so those do not carry across to French. The language an article is written in is a separate setting, and you can read a sample in either before switching the voice on.
Can we remove an article from one language and keep the other?
Yes. Articles are removed individually, so taking one down does not touch the other. One action removes it from your site, from the AlmightyFormulaSEO blog and from the LinkedIn post that went with it, and if a destination cannot confirm removal you are told which one is still live.
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