Content Automation & SEO/GEO
From analysis to finished content
AlwaysRight automates your entire content workflow: analyze websites, research keywords, create content, verify and keep it up to date automatically.
Connected to what you already run
- WordPress
- GitHub
- Supabase
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Search Console
- Google Ads
In development
- Meta Ads
- LinkedIn Ads
One workflow, many AI agents
Everything you need for SEO & Content
Visual Sitemap
Your complete website structure as an interactive tree. With traffic data, status codes and content metrics at a glance.
- Automatic crawl of any domain
- GSC & GA4 traffic integration
- Internal link analysis
- Noindex/excluded detection
- Export as image or CSV
AI Keyword Research
Professional keyword research with real data. AI overview detection shows where SEO still pays off.
- Google Ads search volume data
- AI overview check per SERP
- Automatic keyword clustering
- Brand keyword detection
- CPC & competition analysis
Content Editor & Automation
Create SEO-optimized content, verify against primary sources and publish directly.
- Rich text editor with AI assist
- Real-time WDF*IDF analysis
- Fact check against primary sources
- Version history & drafts
- One-click publishing
Four steps to finished content
Analyze website
Automatic crawl of your domain with sitemap visualization, traffic data and structure analysis.
Research keywords
AI-powered keyword research with search volume, AI overview detection and automatic clustering.
Create content
Create SEO-optimized content with AI. Real-time WDF*IDF. Automatic fact verification.
Auto-update
Detect content decay, find outdated facts and generate automated update suggestions.
What AlwaysRight takes over
These numbers describe the product, not a result. How visibility develops depends on your market and cannot be promised up front.
Integrations
Connects with your tools
In detail
How a domain turns into a running content process
The modules above interlock. What the analysis finds feeds the research; what the research yields is written in the editor; what is published is watched by the watchdogs. Here is what happens in each step.
Understand first, then write
The crawler walks your sitemap page by page and records titles, metadata, headings, status codes and internal links. The result is a map of your website with traffic data from Search Console and Analytics. You see which pages carry weight, which are orphaned and where a topic has no page of its own yet. Every further step builds on this map.
Research with real data
Keyword research works with search volumes from Google Ads, competition values and an analysis of the results page. It also checks whether an AI overview appears for a keyword, because fewer clicks then go to the organic results below it. Keywords are grouped into topic clusters, and brand terms are assessed separately.
Write, check, publish
In the content editor the draft is written from your project knowledge and brand voice. A WDF*IDF analysis shows whether the relevant terms are covered, and the fact-checker holds every number against a primary source. Publishing goes to WordPress, to GitHub as a pull request or straight into your Supabase table.
Keep it current, not just produce more
An article loses visibility over time as numbers go stale or competitors catch up. The SEO watchdog spots this content decay from falling clicks and positions, the fact-checker finds outdated statements. Both land in your approval list as a concrete revision proposal. Refreshing a good old article often does more than writing a new one.
Visible in AI answers (GEO)
More and more searches end in an answer from ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews. Generative engine optimization makes sure your content qualifies as a source there: clear statements with evidence, clean structured data and pages that AI crawlers actually read. AlwaysRight adds schema.org markup, rates how AI-ready each page is and shows after publishing which AI crawlers fetched your new content.
FAQ
Questions about the features
SEO targets the classic Google results list. GEO (generative engine optimization) aims to be cited as a source in the answers of AI systems such as ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews. Much overlaps, such as good structure and supported claims, but GEO puts more weight on structured data and citable facts.
From Google Ads search volume data, together with competition and CPC values. For your own pages, clicks, impressions and positions from Search Console are added.
WDF*IDF compares how often and how strongly relevant terms appear in your text with the pages that already rank for the topic. It is not a ranking factor in itself, but it shows whether an important aspect is missing. You do not need to calculate anything, the editor shows the result while you write.
In two ways: the SEO watchdog tracks clicks and positions from Search Console and reports pages that decline over weeks. The fact-checker re-checks numbers, prices and dates in the text against their source and marks what no longer holds.
By default, yes. From Professional upward you can switch on automatic publishing for the content calendar. Scheduled articles then go out on their date and you spot-check.
The account is set up in a few minutes. The first full crawl depends on the size of your website; on large sites it keeps running in the background while you already work.
Ready for automated content?
Enter domain, crawl sitemap, research keywords and create content, all in under 5 minutes.