SEO Autopilot
Traffic that grows
on its own
Every morning it checks your GA4 and Search Console. If a page has slipped in the rankings, it rewrites the title and fills in the content. If people are searching for something you haven't written about, it writes a post and publishes it on your site. Google Search, AI Overviews and ChatGPT recommendations, all covered.
Coming soon · Pricing announced at launch · Site not on RoamerHost? Connect via API/MCP · See a sample daily report
You know SEO matters.
There's just no time.
Your site is up, but traffic never picks up. The problem usually isn't know-how. It's that nobody looks after it every day.
GA and GSC are set up,
but they make no sense
Lots of lines and numbers, and you still don't know what to do next.
You know you should blog,
but there's never time
The last post on your blog is from six months ago, and the longer it sits, the harder it is to start again.
Rankings dropped,
you noticed 3 months later
A page that used to bring in customers quietly slid to page two, and nobody noticed.
Before you're even up,
all this is done
It runs once a day at a set time, from reading the data to publishing a post, without you lifting a finger.
Read the data
Using the Google account you authorize, it reads clicks, impressions, rankings, time on page and conversions from GA4 and Search Console. Search Console numbers usually lag 2–3 days, so days that haven't settled yet are flagged and never used to draw conclusions.
Find problems
Comparing against the past 28 days, it finds pages that are slipping in the rankings, getting impressions but no clicks, or going stale. It also sweeps the site for broken links, unindexed pages and pages that have slowed down.
Fix it, then verify
It rewrites titles and descriptions, adds sections, inserts internal links and fixes structured data. Every change is treated as an experiment: after 14 days it's compared with how things were before. If it helped, it stays; if it hurt, it's rolled back automatically.
Find topics
From your Search Console queries, it finds topics people are searching for that you don't yet have a dedicated post answering, and picks the one with the best odds.
Write the post
It writes in line with your products, location and tone of voice, picks suitable images from your media library and adds captions, an FAQ and internal links. Once the post is live, it updates the sitemap and notifies search engines.
Email you the daily report
A plain-language report you can actually follow: how the numbers moved, what it did today and what it plans to do tomorrow. Anything that needs your decision takes one click in the email.
Every number in view.
Every step on record.
SEO, AEO and GEO results on one screen, with clear labels for where each number comes from and why it changed. Not sure what it means? One click and the AI reads the report, suggests fixes, and makes them once you say yes.
AI suggestions: what to fix nextIt reads this report and gives you a few plain-language SEO suggestions. Nothing changes until you say yes, and every change can be undone.
AI is reading the report…
- Reading 90 days of search data (Search Console)
- Reading visits and inquiries (GA4)
- Reading this week's AI recommendation check
- Skipping pages under test, cooling off or locked
Done. 4 things are worth doing. Tick the ones you want and press "Apply the ticked fixes".
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Title & description"best drip bag coffee" slipped to #8.9 with only a 1.4% click rate
1,520 impressions in the last 28 days; pages at this position usually get around 3%. The search title shows no price or flavors, so people have no reason to click.
ChangeSearch title of /drip-bags → "Best Drip Bag Coffee | 6 Flavors Compared, from NT$25 a Bag"
Est. +25 clicks a month -
AEOAsked "Which coffee bean subscription is best?", Gemini recommended other shops
AI answers favor pages that get to the point in the first paragraph. Your /subscription page opens with the brand story, and plans and prices sit far below.
ChangeRewrite the first paragraph of /subscription to answer directly (plans, price, how often it ships), then add 3 FAQs with structured data
Rechecked in next week's AI check -
Internal links"Cold brew how-to" went live today, and no other post links to it yet
Without internal links, Google finds new posts more slowly, and readers have no path to get there.
ChangeAdd 1 link each from "Pour over for beginners" and "How to store coffee beans"
Helps it get indexed sooner -
New postPeople search "light vs dark roast", and you have no post on it
640 impressions in the last 28 days, all ranking below #30, so almost nobody clicks through.
ChangeQueue it as tomorrow's new post (today's 1-post quota is used up)
Usually ranks in 3–4 weeks
Interactive demo · try "Ask AI to review this report", switch tabs, and hover over the charts to see the numbers; all data is sample data
A morning report
in plain language
No need to open GA yourself or learn the jargon. Open the email, and within a minute you know what happened on your site yesterday, what it did and what comes next.
- The gist up top: better or worse, and why
- Everything it did, listed: which pages changed, which posts went live, test results
- One click for your decisions: yes, no or not now, and it acts on it the next day
- Honest numbers: days that haven't settled are flagged, and bad news isn't left out
Reports go to your email, and past reports are kept in the dashboard. Every Monday's report also includes a weekly summary.
Your call (1 item)
Add an FAQ section to the Menu page
Why: Lots of people search "xiaodao coffee hours" and "are pets allowed", but the menu page doesn't say, and the answers are scattered across Instagram.
Upside: Google and AI can quote the answers directly. Cost: The menu page gets one more section, about 6 questions.
Sample report · try the buttons · all content is sample data
Search now comes in three kinds.
It covers all three.
Customers don't just search Google anymore. They read AI Overviews and ask ChatGPT. You need to show up in all three places.
SEOSearch engine optimization
Rank higher on Google
Keywords, titles, internal links, indexing and site speed: the fundamentals of classic SEO, checked every day.
AEOAnswer engine optimization
Get quoted in AI Overviews
It organizes your content into clear questions and answers and adds structured data, so Google AI Overviews and voice assistants can quote you more easily. Visits that AI sends you in GA4 are tracked too.
GEOGenerative engine optimization
Get recommended by ChatGPT
Every week it puts a fixed set of questions to ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity and records whether they recommend you and which page they cite. If they don't, it tells you which page to change, and adds llms.txt and brand information.
When numbers dip,
it fixes things itself
It doesn't hand you a report and leave the rest to you. When it spots a problem, it fixes it, keeps tracking, and tries a different approach if things don't improve.
- Rankings keep slipping: rewrite the title, deepen the content, strengthen internal links
- Impressions but no clicks: rewrite the title and description so the result is more clickable
- Outdated content: update years, prices and figures so old posts read like new
- Structured data errors: fix FAQ, article and business markup
Every change is logged and treated as an experiment: after 14 days it's kept if things improved and rolled back automatically if they got worse. Daily changes are capped, and important pages can be locked.
Sample data
Daily posts that
don't read like AI
From picking the topic to hitting Publish, nothing a good post needs gets skipped.
About your business, not an encyclopedia
It reads the products, prices, location and methods on your site first and works them into every post, so readers know who to turn to.
One post, one question
It looks at what searchers want to know before deciding how to write. No keyword stuffing, no filler.
Everything done before it goes live
Title, description, image captions, FAQ, internal links, even structured data, all filled in together.
Want to review first? You can
Set it to "Save as draft" and it lets you know when a post is ready. Nothing goes live until you hit Publish.
Demo screen
How hands-on it gets
is up to you
How many posts a day, which topics, whether you see them first, which pages are off limits: set it once and it follows your rules.
SEO Autopilot settings
You get notified when a post is ready. It goes live only when you hit Publish.
Demo screen · actual settings are subject to the launch version
Works with any site.
Easiest on RoamerHost.
No need to move your site. If it's on another host or platform, connect it via API or MCP and the automation works. On RoamerHost, everything is already integrated and works as soon as it's switched on.
Hosted on RoamerHost
WP × Roamer AI sites are ready as soon as it's switched on: no plugins to install, no keys to request. Just authorize your Google account.
- Edits titles, descriptions, internal links and structured data directly
- llms.txt and sitemap maintained automatically
- Reads server logs to catch 404s, errors and slow pages
- Every change can be undone in one click
Connect your existing site
Sites on other hosts or platforms work too. GA4 and Search Console are authorized with your Google account the same way; the site itself connects via API or MCP.
- WordPress: create an application password (REST API) or install an MCP plugin
- Shopify, Webflow and similar platforms: connect if they offer an API or MCP for posts and pages
- No API? You still get data monitoring, daily reports, AI recommendation tracking and post drafts
| Feature | On RoamerHost | External site (API/MCP) |
|---|---|---|
| Read GA4 and Search Console data | Google account authorization | |
| Daily report and pending decisions | ||
| AI recommendation tracking (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity) | ||
| Auto-write and publish posts | Needs API or MCP | |
| Auto-edit titles, descriptions, internal links + 14-day verification | Needs API or MCP | |
| Structured data, llms.txt, sitemap | Maintained automatically | Site must allow write access (WordPress can use a connector plugin) |
| Change log and rollback | One-click undo | Reverted via API |
| 404, error and speed checks | Reads server logs | External checks only |
| Setup | Just authorize your Google account | Also set up an API key or MCP connection |
Have a website?
Let customers come to you
You don't need to know SEO or hire a marketer. If you want more people to find your site, it's worth having.
Shops & studios
Cafés, florists and handmade brands: let people nearby find you in search.
E-commerce brands
Grow product pages and how-to posts together. Orders that come from search cost nothing in ads.
Professional services
Clinics, law firms, consultants and tutoring centers: answer the questions clients ask most, in posts.
Content sites
Blogs, media and communities: publish steadily and keep older posts up to date.
Questions before launch
SEO Autopilot is currently in development and testing. The launch date and pricing will be announced when it officially launches. People who sign up early will be the first to hear about it and get plan details. Want to talk through your needs now? Just tap "Ask us now".
Yes. GA4 and Search Console are authorized with your Google account, so any site can connect. To publish posts and edit titles and descriptions automatically, WordPress sites connect with an application password (REST API) or MCP, and other platforms can connect as long as they offer an API or MCP for posts and pages. Sites without an API still get data monitoring, daily reports, AI recommendation tracking and post drafts. Sites hosted on RoamerHost are fully integrated, with nothing extra to set up.
A website, plus access to Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console. If you haven't set up GA4 or Search Console yet, that's fine: setup walks you through it step by step.
The numbers come straight from the official GA4 and Search Console APIs. Keep in mind that Search Console data usually takes 2 to 3 days to settle. The report flags days that haven't settled yet and doesn't draw conclusions from them, so the data isn't misread.
Every week, a fixed set of questions related to your business is actually put to ChatGPT (with web search on), Gemini and Perplexity through their official APIs, and it records whether they recommend you and which page they cite. AI answers vary somewhat with personalization and model versions, so they're best read as a trend.
Google has said publicly that what matters is whether content is helpful to readers, not who wrote it. SEO Autopilot starts every post from real search demand and works in your products and real experience. You can also have posts saved as drafts, so you review them before they go live.
Daily changes are capped, and a page it has changed won't be touched again for 14 days. You can lock important pages like your home page and checkout, or have it ask you before every change. Every change is logged with what was changed and why. Anything that makes things worse is rolled back automatically, and you can restore manually at any time.
SEO gets you ranking higher in Google search results. AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) gets Google AI Overviews and voice assistants to quote your answers directly. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) gets AI like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini to mention and recommend you when they answer questions. Customers use all three today, so it covers all three.
SEO builds up over time. It usually takes 2 to 3 months of steady work before a clear trend shows, and the actual pace depends on how competitive your industry is and where your site is starting from. The daily report shows you how things change at every step.
SEO Autopilot · Coming soon
A site that gets easier
to find every day
Leave your email and website URL, and you'll be the first to know when it launches.
Want to talk about your site first? Feel free to write to us directly.
- Reads GA4 and Search Console daily
- Auto-fixes + 14-day verification
- Plain-language daily report
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