About
You built the product. SiteSeed helps people find it.
Most founders can build. Getting the product in front of buyers is the hard part: ads cost money every day, a social post is gone by tomorrow, and nobody on the team does marketing full time. Search works differently. An article that answers what your buyers are searching for can keep bringing them in for months, on Google and now in AI answers.
The catch is that writing was never the bottleneck. Choosing what each article should answer, checking its claims, publishing it, and doing it all again next week: that is. We do the boring half.
Every article is built to rank on Google and get cited by AI search: researched from live search results, written around the keyword and the question people ask, checked against its sources, and published to your existing site through an integration. One on demand, or on schedule. The claims research couldn’t stand behind are shown before you publish.
It is built first for founders and small teams who haven’t hired an SEO, and it works the same way for agencies running sites for clients.
Who builds it
Mike Du
Founder, SiteSeed. 14+ years building backend and cloud systems, with a background in SEO.
Mike builds SiteSeed in public and uses it himself. The SiteSeed blog is planned, written and published with SiteSeed, so the problems show up here before they reach you. Questions go to [email protected] or Telegram (opens in a new tab), and he is the one who answers.
What we won’t do
- Promise rankings, traffic or revenue. Nobody can. “Built to rank” is how each article is made, not where it lands. That depends on the query, the competition and your domain.
- Publish a claim it couldn’t verify without telling you. Anything research couldn’t stand behind is listed with a reason and waits for a person.
- Lock your content in. Publish through WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix, HubSpot, Notion or a webhook today, other CMSes on request, or copy the finished article into another CMS.
- Make your token spend hard to find. The estimate is shown before a generation starts, the balance is on the dashboard, and a failed generation is not charged.