Write it yourself
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- Hours of research before a single word
- Guessing which keywords matter
- The first thing to go when you get busy
Keyworth finds what your customers search for, writes an article for each search in your brand voice and publishes one to your website every day. You run the business. Your blog runs itself.
Content calendar
yourwebsite.comPublishes straight to your website on
Keyworth does the whole job. Every day, without you.
See it on my siteConnect your site once. Every morning after that, a new article is researched, written, checked and live on your website.
Keyworth studies your business and the pages already ranking, then builds a keyword plan from searches your customers actually type.
The format follows the search: a cost guide for price questions, a comparison for "this or that". Written in your voice, from your facts.
Quotes, figures, links and wording go through a pre-publish check. An article that fails doesn't reach your site.
Articles go live on your schedule with title, meta and structured data in place. Review them first if you like, or let it run.
Keyword plan for yourwebsite.com
Example plan for an event venue
What a wedding venue really costs, and what pushes the price up
What you'll pay at each guest count
Venue hire is only part of the bill. At our venue, packages start with capacity from 120 to 400 guests and include tables, chairs and a dedicated coordinator, so compare the full package, not the headline fee.
Five things that change your quote
Day of the week, season, guest count, catering minimums and what's already included.
Highlighted text comes from the knowledge base. Example article.
Pre-publish report
Live on yourwebsite.com at 09:00
Tomorrow 09:00: indoor vs outdoor wedding venue
Every card below works. Type a search, switch the voice, watch the checks run.
Keyworth reads the intent behind each keyword and picks the format that answers it, from 15 options.
Pick a tone, add your own instructions. Same facts, your voice.
Your knowledge base holds your prices, services and proof. Articles use them. Your do-not-mention list blocks the rest.
Example knowledge base
Connect Google Search Console and Keyworth reads up to 16 months of your data to find what to write and what to fix next.
ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews pull from clear, well-structured, sourced pages. That's how every article is built.
Illustration. No one can guarantee an AI citation; clear, sourced pages improve the odds.
Opt in and Keyworth places relevant links across the network. Host links to earn credits, spend them to get linked. One credit equals one point of Domain Rating.
Example balance
Every image gets descriptive alt text.
Technical, content, metadata and linking health, with fixes to work through. Example score.
Keyworth publishes daily on these client sites right now. Every figure comes from the client's own Google Search Console. Clients are named by niche.
133 articles published by Keyworth
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Set the sliders to what you pay now. Your numbers, our maths, nothing hidden.
Starting values are examples. Change them to match your situation.
You'd keep $5,911 a month for the same 30 articles.
Start with 3 free articles| Feature | keyworth | SEO agency | Doing it yourself | ChatGPT and copy-paste |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finds the keywords for you | Every day | Yes | You guess | You guess |
| Writes in your brand voice | Yes | Depends on the writer | Yes | With a lot of prompting |
| Checks facts against your business | Before publishing | Varies | You do | You do |
| Publishes to your site | Automatically | Usually a handoff | You do | You do |
| Articles per month | Up to 30 | Whatever the retainer covers | When you find time | When you find time |
| Your time each month | Close to none | Briefs and calls | Most of it | Hours of editing |
| Monthly cost | $89 per site | A retainer | Your hours | A subscription plus your hours |
No tiers to unlock publishing, audits or backlinks. Read three articles written for your business before you pay anything.
30-day money-back guaranteeIf Keyworth isn't for you, ask within 30 days and get your money back.
The free trial answers most of these better than we can. Three articles, no card.
Try it freeThree full articles, researched and written for your business in your voice, ready to publish to your site. No credit card. If you like them, it's $89 a month per site for 30 articles.
New articles usually start appearing in Google within days. Across the client sites we measured in August 2026, the typical article got its first Google impression within 1 to 18 days of going live. Real traffic takes longer: plan on a few months of steady publishing, not a few weeks.
Google's published position is that it rewards helpful content however it's made, and acts against content made mainly to game rankings. That's why every Keyworth article is grounded in your facts and checked before it goes live. Read Google's guidance
No. Keyword research, formats, titles, meta descriptions, links and structured data are handled for you. If you do know SEO, you can add your own keywords and instructions.
Yes. Every article sits in your calendar where you can change the text, images and metadata. Or switch on auto-publish and skip review completely.
WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix and Framer publish automatically. On anything else, you get paste-ready HTML for every article. If connecting feels fiddly, book a call from your dashboard and we'll set it up with you.
Add each client as a project with its own voice, knowledge base and CMS connection, then invite team members to the projects they work on. Discounts apply automatically: 10% at 2 to 4 sites, 15% at 5 to 19, 20% at 20 to 25. Running more than 25? Email hello@keyworth.co.
Yes, no questions asked. You keep access until the end of your billing period, and there's a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Add your website and read three articles written for your business. Free, no card, about two minutes to set up.