06 · Search and marketing

Content and SEO

Content people search for, published on schedule, and every page watched until Google indexes it.

In short

SEO is mostly a routine: find out what people ask, write the page that answers it best, publish it on time, link it well, check that Google indexed it, and do it again next month.

I run that routine for my own sites with tooling I built for it, and the same system can run it for yours.

What's included

  • Technical SEO audit

    A crawl against my 98-item checklist plus Lighthouse: titles, canonicals, hreflang, structured data, speed, indexing and links, with every finding explained.

  • Keyword research

    A research round with real search volumes from DataForSEO, grouped into topics and matched to the pages you have or need.

  • Content strategy

    What to write, in which order and how it links together, so articles support each other instead of competing.

  • Writing and publishing

    Briefs, drafts, checks and scheduled publishing, in English or Polish, written for readers first.

  • Local SEO

    Your business profile, location pages and consistent details across the web, for searches with a place in them.

  • AI search visibility

    Clear answers, structured data and named sources that AI search tools can read and cite, and checks of how your brand shows up in them.

How I run it

  1. Audit

    A full crawl and the checklist first, so content isn't built on a site with technical problems.

  2. Keyword round

    Search volumes, intent and competition, checked against the posts that already exist.

  3. Plan

    Every keyword gets an article and a status: to write, draft, scheduled, live.

  4. Write and check

    Briefs, drafts under house rules, automated checks and a human review of the flagged facts.

  5. Publish

    Through the CMS on a schedule, with IndexNow pings.

  6. Track

    Index status, positions and clicks for every post, then the next round.

Content Monitor · Site Scanner · Polaris CMS

Run on my own tooling

This is the service my tooling was built for. Every step of the routine above has its own screen.

Content Monitor

The dashboard every live site is run from

  • Keyword plan

    A monthly keyword round per site, every keyword matched to its article status and Google position, with an alert when the plan runs out within 7 days or a planned keyword is due with no article.

  • Quick wins and focus keywords

    Positions 4 to 20 with impressions, the cheapest gains, next to the keywords you care about most.

  • Index status for every post

    When a post goes live I get a message with its Search Console status, reminders on day 3 and 7, and a message when Google indexes it.

  • Internal links

    A crawl every 12 hours flags orphan posts, posts with fewer than 3 internal links and broken links, and suggests links to add.

  • Off-page

    Backlinks, anchors, referring domains, competitors and link gaps, refreshed weekly; spammy backlinks are flagged for review and turned into disavow files.

  • Content runway

    How many days of scheduled posts are left, and an alert when a site has nothing scheduled.

Polaris CMS

My own CMS, this site included

  • An 11-check SEO score

    Scored in the editor while writing: focus keyword, title, description, headings, links and images.

  • Link tools

    Internal link suggestions in the post's language, and a manager for every link on the site.

  • Scheduling and indexing

    Posts go live on their own, IndexNow pings go out, and Search Console checks run from the CMS.

About Polaris CMS

Content pipeline

From a keyword round to a tracked post

  • From keyword to tracked post

    Keyword round, brief, drafting with AI agents under house rules, automated checks for style, flagged facts and SEO score, images, publishing through the CMS API, schedule, tracking.

Site Scanner

A 98-item launch checklist, a crawler and Lighthouse

  • The technical audit

    The 98-item checklist and Lighthouse on every page, rerun every 7 days.

Proof

Questions

How soon will I see results?

SEO is slow, and I won't promise a date. What you see from the first week is the work itself: the plan, the posts going live and each one's index status. Traffic follows content that is good, findable and indexed.

Do you use AI to write?

AI agents help with drafts, under written house rules. Every draft then goes through automated checks for style and SEO, and facts the checks can't confirm are flagged for a person to review.

What is AI search visibility?

AI assistants and Google's AI answers increasingly reply to questions directly. Pages with clear answers, structured data and named sources are the ones they can read and cite, so I write and structure pages with that in mind.

Do you do link building?

Through outreach: I look at the link gaps against your competitors and send scheduled emails with follow-ups. Spammy links pointing at your site are flagged and can be disavowed.

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Tell me what you need

A few lines are enough: what you want to build, fix or automate, and any date that matters. I reply in English or Polish.