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SEO content for agencies carrying several clients
Content delivery is the part of the retainer that eats the margin. It is also the part clients notice first when it slips, which is why it never gets dropped and never gets easier. The most expensive hours in it are the ones spent making a writer sound like the client.
Free while we are in early access. No card, no trial clock.
Several sites, one run at a time
Connect several client sites and point each automation at one of them. A run resolves to exactly one destination, which is the honest description of how it works.
- Connect several sites and point each automation at one of them
- 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
Research you can show a client
Briefs come from real questions found in public conversation rather than a volume estimate, which is a better answer when a client asks why this topic.
- Research drawn from real YouTube conversations
- Each article is written from up to 12 related real conversations, read in full
- Articles built on your business details, not a generic prompt
Every client wants more in the fourth quarter
Demand on an agency compresses into the same weeks that demand on the clients does, which is exactly when there is least capacity to write. Anything findable then has to be published earlier, and that is a scheduling decision rather than an effort one.
A cadence per client
Each automation runs on its own schedule, so a quiet client and a demanding one do not need the same rhythm.
- Runs on a schedule you set
- GEO optimised to be quotable by AI answer engines
Nothing reaches a client unread
Safe Mode holds every draft for your team before a client ever sees it. And a client can change their mind: anything published can be taken back down again in one action.
- Safe Mode holds every article for your approval
- Free during early access, no card
- Take any article back down, from everywhere it went
- A partial removal is reported as a partial removal
Every client sounds like themselves
The profile is measured per connected site, from that client own pages rather than from your agency style. It counts spelling convention, contraction habit, sentence rhythm and the words that client avoids, and applies what it can measure with confidence. That removes the editing pass where a freelancer is corrected toward a house style that was never written down anywhere.
- Learns how your business writes from your real pages
- Connect several sites and point each automation at one of them
- Read a sample in your voice before you switch it on
Take delivery off the critical path
Connect a client site and review the first drafts.
Questions
Can one automation publish to several client sites at once?
No. Several sites can be connected and each automation publishes to one of them.
Can we edit before the client sees anything?
Yes. Drafts are held for approval and they are editable.
What does it cost?
Free during early access, no card required.
Why does the last quarter matter for agencies?
Because every client wants more in it, and the work that will be visible then has to be published well before.
Can each client keep their own voice?
Yes. Each connected site is measured separately, so a formal client and an informal one are handled by measurement rather than by briefing. You can correct any client profile by hand and your correction beats the measurement.
How fast can we action a client takedown request?
Immediately, and without a support ticket. One action removes it from their site, the AlmightyFormulaSEO blog and the LinkedIn post that went with it. Crucially, if any destination cannot confirm the page has gone you see that before you reply to the client, so you never report a removal that did not happen.
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