Use your site and Search Console data to plan the next page.
Draft it, publish to WordPress, and track its search results.
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Publish the work. Check the search data later.
Choose a job to see how SCM turns a brief, a local site, or a new niche into a page plan.
"I need to onboard a client and turn a brief into a page plan I can bill for."
Turn the brief and site data into a plan you can review with your client.
"I'm not technical, and my location pages come out thin and robotic."
Group each location's service pages under the right city, then review the structure before drafting.
"I have a niche but no idea where to start or what to build first."
Start with a page plan, even if you have no site yet. Choose which drafts to create first.
Group pages by topic, with supporting pages under each main page.
A flat list makes related pages hard to spot.
Six similar page titles. You have to remember which city and main page each one belongs to.
Group the same pages by city and service.
Open a branch to see its main page and supporting pages together.
SCM uses the page structure to plan links from supporting pages to their main page.
See new, published, and refreshing pages in the same topic group.
SCM groups pages on the first import. You can adjust the structure and keep it as new pages arrive.
See the page plan and the status of each page in one view.
When plans, drafts, and search data live in separate tools, it is hard to see what happened to a page after you updated it.
SCM records page status changes and shows Search Console trends. You can compare the dates without claiming every change in traffic came from your edit.
Connect a cloud provider with your API key, or run a local model.
Connect OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or OpenRouter with your own API key. For local models, use Ollama or LM Studio. Cloud requests go to the provider you choose.
Keep your projects on your machine. Connect your own AI keys and use n8n, webhooks, or the API for automation.
Runs on your machine. Your data stays there, not on someone else's server.
Cloud AI requests go to the provider you connect.
Own your version with a one-time license and one year of updates. Cloud AI costs are separate.
Use local models, your own API keys, and the automation you already run.
Chat tools can help with individual tasks. SCM keeps your site, Search Console data, and work history available for the next one.
| AI chat alone | With SEO Content MachineWith SCM |
|---|---|
| Plan across prompts Keep related pages, intent, and links aligned yourself. | Automatic topic clusters Groups related pages and maps search intent into a hub-and-spoke plan. |
| Gather the inputs Bring site, Search Console, and search results into the chat. | Spot content gaps Site and Search Console data reveal gaps; Google results and People Also Ask shape the plan. |
| Switch tools to finish Publish drafts and check search trends in separate tools. | Publish and review WordPress publishing and work history sit beside later Search Console trends. |
| Best for: One-off prompts | Best for: Ongoing site work |
Import your pages and Search Console data to find pages worth updating.
* Search Console trends show what changed over time; they do not prove what caused it.
SCM has been around for over a decade and continues to evolve.
Over a decade of releases.
Used by agencies and solo builders worldwide.
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A new SEO Workspace built around your site and search data.
Create drafts and publish to WordPress.
Use your own models and automation tools.
Start with your site or a new idea. No credit card required.
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