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For bloggers · from $39/year

Write the posts.
Skip the SEO homework.

You started a blog to write. Not to study meta tags, alt text and internal linking. SEO & Chill does that part in the background, on your own AI key. The full Pro toolkit costs $79 a year, less than one month of most SEO suites.

Your blog · SEO Dashboard
88 / 100. ExcellentUp from 54 since the first bulk run.
10 On-Page SEO Wins You Can Ship This Week
meta + alt text generated
Optimized
Why Your WordPress Site Is Slow
3 internal links suggested
Review
Next up: refresh 2019 archive
Action Center · ranked #1
10 min

Every blogging guide says the same thing: write great content and do your keyword research, and write meta descriptions, and fix your internal links, and keep old posts fresh. That second list is a part-time job. and it’s the part you never wanted.

The blogger loop

Research, outline, optimize, grow.

Step 1

Research

Type a seed topic. Get related keywords, long-tail variations and search intent back. So you write what people actually look for.

Step 2

Outline

Pick your keyword, set the word count, and paste a complete heading structure into the editor. The blank page is gone.

Step 3

Optimize

Meta title, description and alt text. Generated in your tone while you hit publish. The archive gets the same treatment in bulk.

Step 4

Grow

The Health Score tracks what moved, internal link suggestions pull old posts back into play, and the Action Center hands you next week’s ten-minute fix.

10

Minutes per week

The Action Center ritual. Everything else runs queued.

100%

Meta coverage

One bulk run closes years of missing descriptions.

0

Orphan posts

Link suggestions reconnect the archive, post by post.

$39

Per year

Basic covers the essentials; Pro adds research & bulk for $79.

Why it works for blogs

Your archive is your biggest asset.

Old posts, new rankings

A blog with 200 posts usually has 120 quietly decaying: missing meta, no internal links, invisible to AI answer engines. The bulk optimizer, link suggestions and llms.txt put that back to work. The traffic you earn next quarter is hiding in what you already wrote.

Write what actually ranks

Keyword research with intent classification means your next post starts with evidence instead of a hunch. And the outline generator turns that evidence into a structure in one click. Fewer posts that go nowhere, more that compound.

"Ran Bulk Meta Descriptions on 180 posts my first evening. Coverage went 40% → 100% and CTR is up 22% since."

Mike Reynolds
Blogger — Austin, TX

"Internal link suggestions reconnected 30 orphaned posts. Two of them came back to page one within six weeks."

James Whitfield
Affiliate site owner — Melbourne, Australia
FAQ

Questions, answered calmly.

No. That’s the point. The analyzer explains what it checks in plain language, the Action Center tells you what matters most, and the AI writes the technical bits. Meta, schema, alt text. You keep doing what you’re good at: writing.

Basic ($39/year) covers the essentials: AI meta titles, descriptions and alt text for one site. Pro ($79/year) adds what growing blogs feel first. Keyword research, outlines, the audit report, internal link suggestions and the bulk optimizer for your backlog. Most bloggers with 50+ posts outgrow Basic quickly.

No. It researches keywords and builds complete heading-structured outlines, and you write the words. Your voice is why readers come back; we handle the structure and the metadata around it.

Small. You connect your own API key and pay your provider directly. Think cents, not dollars, for a batch of meta descriptions, with caching keeping repeat costs near zero. No credit bundles, no markup.

After setup: about ten minutes. Open the dashboard, do the top Action Center item, close the laptop. The queue does the rest in the background.

More traffic. Less homework.

From $39/year on your own AI key. With a 14-day refund policy.

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