Use case · Established store
The profile: an established store, a blog of 300 articles written over the years and quietly sliding down Google, 450 product pages never optimised, bare category pages. Traffic erodes, and nobody has the time to take it all back by hand.
300
blog articles to bring up to date
400
new articles to schedule
450
product pages to optimise
100%
of categories with no SEO description
Reworking 300 articles by hand is 18 months of full-time writing before you even publish anything new. So nobody does it, and every month Google pushes down pages that have history and authority behind them, the most valuable SEO asset there is.
The tool re-analyses the search results for each old article, updates it, strengthens its internal links and republishes it. Your 300 articles go back into the fight with their age as an advantage, at the pace of your daily quota.
The editorial queue is loaded once, then one to three articles go out every day: search results analysis, writing, images, internal linking, publishing. Without cannibalising your old content: the anti-duplication guard refuses any topic too close to an existing page.
An SEO audit of every page, a rewrite, a before and after score, a scheduled rollout. The tool prioritises the products that already rank and the ones that sell most: the effort goes where the money is.
Every category page gets its optimised description, written against the competing search results. In e-commerce these are often the pages that convert best.
Search Console, Analytics and your sales, cross-referenced: you see what each article brings in, in euros. The report is no longer a PDF, it is a cockpit.
Within 90 days: the refreshed archives take back positions (age works in your favour), the new content goes after untouched queries, and the optimised product pages convert the traffic that lands. All on autopilot, and your time involved is a single setup call.
Or have our team run all of it, strategy included:
See the fully managed option