Content with your name on it
CrawlrSEO turns what you know about your business into clear, useful articles. Each draft follows a brief you approved, ties its claims to sources you can check, and waits for you before it goes anywhere.
Articles that sound like you
Drafts start from your business profile and the wording already on your website, so they describe your services the way you talk about them.
Claims you can stand behind
Every material claim points to a source, your website, or your own confirmation. Anything unsupported is held back and turned into a question for you.
Your approval, every time
You read the finished article and its review notes in a private preview. Nothing reaches your site until you approve it.
How it works
- Start from an approved brief
Each article begins with a brief you review: the search it answers, who it serves, the sections it needs, the pages it links to, and the evidence it must carry.
- Gather your proof
Upload documents, point to pages on your site, or confirm facts in your own words. CrawlrSEO records where each fact came from and whether you allow public use.
- Draft with sources attached
The writer works from the brief and binds every material claim to a recorded source. Sentences it can’t support stay out and come back to you as questions.
- Independent review, then your call
A separate review checks intent, facts, headings, links, structured data, and image alt text. You see its findings beside the article in a private preview, then decide.
- PassSearch intentMatches the brief: a practical guide for parents before a child’s first visitPass
- PassEvening hours claimFrom your website · Contact pagePass
- Review“Sedation available” claimOwner question open: which sedation options does your clinic offer?Review
- Fix“Pain-free, guaranteed”No supporting evidence · blocked until removed or supportedFix
- PassImage alt textEvery image has a description · checked by independent reviewPass
What’s included
- Briefs before drafts
Search intent, conversion goal, required sections, content gaps, and evidence needs are agreed before writing starts, so every draft has a clear job.
- Evidence for every claim
Numbers, service details, comparisons, and experience claims each link to their support, labeled “From your website,” “Owner attested,” or a verified source.
- A second set of eyes
The model that writes a draft never approves it. A separate review run checks facts, overstatement, originality, links, and accessibility, then lists what to fix.
- Questions instead of guesses
When a claim needs support, CrawlrSEO asks you something specific. Answer it and the draft can use the fact. Leave it and the claim stays out.
- Links to pages that convert
Each article links to the service or booking page it supports, so a reader who is ready can take the next step with you.
- Images that help readers
Research notes where your own photos or examples would help, and review checks that every image on the page carries descriptive alt text.
Questions owners ask
Will the articles sound generic?
Drafts start from your business profile, your services, and wording already on your website. Padding is rejected, and you read every draft in full before anything is approved.
What if a draft says something untrue about my business?
Material claims need support before they can appear. When CrawlrSEO can’t support one, it leaves it out and asks you. Your corrections always take priority over wording taken from your website.
Do I need documents for every fact?
For facts about your own business, confirming the exact statement is enough. CrawlrSEO labels it “Owner attested” so it is clear the support comes from you. Documents and outside sources are welcome when you have them.
Can CrawlrSEO publish articles on its own?
Public changes go live only after you approve a preview of the exact page. Publishing runs through your connected CMS, and the previous version is kept so a change can be rolled back.
Will these articles rank?
Nobody can promise rankings. CrawlrSEO concentrates on what you control: answering the search well, showing real knowledge of your work, and pointing readers to the page where they can book.
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