SEOZilla analyses a site for keyword opportunities, writes long-form articles up to 4,000 words with data visualisations and internal links, and publishes them straight into WordPress, Webflow or Shopify daily or weekly. Syndication pushes the same pieces to Reddit, LinkedIn and Medium.
The founders have been doing SEO since 2005, which shows in the structure: internal linking for authority flow and clustering rather than isolated posts, plus optional human editor packages at $99.99 for anyone who wants a person in the loop.
Base subscriptions start at $19.99. Two things deserve stating plainly. The product markets “human-touch” tooling for evading AI detection, which is a strategy aimed at classifiers rather than at readers, and publishing generated articles automatically to a live site on a schedule means content going out that nobody has read. Search engines have spent recent years demoting exactly this pattern.
