How Autopilot works
Autopilot plans a month of SEO and GEO work from your own data, does it, publishes through your CMS, and measures what each change moved.
The monthly loop
- Plan. At the start of each billing month Autopilot builds a plan from the prompts where AI answers leave you out, your Search Console data and its weekly site check.
- Write and fix. It researches each topic from the pages AI already cites and writes in your voice.
- Publish. Work set to Auto ships through your CMS. Work set to Ask me waits for you.
- Measure. Each piece is tracked against the prompts it targeted at 14, 30 and 60 days.
- Learn. Your thumbs and notes on drafts become rules for the next piece.
What it works on
- Articles aimed at prompts you lose, in seven formats.
- Pages: new comparison, alternatives, service and location pages, plus titles, rewrites, refreshes, FAQs and internal links on existing pages.
- Site Guardian: a weekly 75-check audit with safe fixes pushed for you.
- Off-site: Reddit reply and outreach drafts for the sites AI cites. You post or send them.
How much of each depends on your plan; see Plans & pricing. You can swap any planned topic or add your own from Content, Plan.
The Needs you inbox
Anything that needs a person lands in Needs you on the Autopilot overview: changes waiting for approval, pieces that need a decision, drafts to copy for draft-only sites, and broken connections. Everything else keeps running.
Emails
A weekly digest every Monday covers what shipped, how your AI visibility moved, what needs you and what's next. A needs-you alert goes out at most once every 12 hours. Both can be turned off in Autopilot, Settings.
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