WordPress Autopilot SEO — From Competitor Gaps to Published Articles
Find what your competitors rank for, choose your targets, and let Artikolo write and publish the articles
SEO Autopilot compares the keywords your site ranks for with up to three competitor domains, lists the gaps with search volume and difficulty, writes a cluster of articles for the keywords you select, and publishes them to WordPress when you are ready. No copy-pasting between tools.
Start a Free Trial — No Credit CardHow WordPress Autopilot SEO Works
1. Your Site's Keywords
SEO Autopilot looks up the keywords your connected WordPress site already ranks for in Google, using search data from DataForSEO.
2. Your Competitors' Keywords
Add up to three competitor domains and it looks up the keywords each of them ranks for, then lists the terms they rank for that you do not. These gaps are terms with proven search demand where you have no content competing yet.
3. Opportunity Categories
Each gap shows its monthly search volume and a difficulty score, and is sorted into a category: Quick Wins (difficulty up to 30, at least 100 searches a month), Growth (difficulty up to 60, at least 500 searches) and Strategic (at least 1,000 searches at any difficulty). Gaps under 50 monthly searches are left out.
4. Article Generation
Select the keywords you want and Artikolo writes a cluster: a pillar article on the highest-volume keyword and supporting articles on the others, linked to each other. Each article has a heading structure with natural keyword placement and a meta description of up to 160 characters. Each article uses one article credit.
5. Publishing to WordPress
The articles wait in your content queue, where you can preview them, until you click Publish. Artikolo then publishes them to your WordPress site through the WordPress REST API.
What SEO Autopilot Discovers
Keyword Gaps You Are Missing
Your competitors may rank for terms you have never targeted. SEO Autopilot lists those gaps with their volume, difficulty and the competitor that ranks for each, so you can choose which to write about.
Content Clusters and Pillar Topics
Rather than isolated articles, the keywords you select become a cluster: one pillar article and supporting articles that link together, an approach SEOs use to build topical authority.
What It Does Not Do
It does not watch search trends, warn you about keyword cannibalization or track your rankings after publishing. The analysis uses Google data in your content language, for that language's country (the United Kingdom for English).
Step-by-Step: Set Up SEO Autopilot
1. Connect Your WordPress Site
On the WordPress Configuration page, enter your site address, your WordPress username and an Application Password. Your site's domain is the one SEO Autopilot analyzes.
2. Add Your Competitor Domains
Enter up to three competitor domains in SEO Autopilot. Choose competitors who rank for keywords you want to target — direct business competitors or content sites in your niche.
3. Run the Analysis
Click Analyze My Site. It usually takes a few minutes, and you get a list of keyword opportunities labeled Quick Win, Growth or Strategic. Each run uses one keyword lookup for your site plus one per competitor.
4. Select Opportunities
Select the keywords you want to target and generate. Your plan sets the largest cluster: 3 articles on Starter, 10 on Pro and 20 on Business.
5. Preview and Publish
Generated articles appear in your content queue. Preview them, then publish the cluster to WordPress. After publishing you can edit each article in WordPress like any other post.
What You Get
Keyword Opportunities
A table of the keywords your competitors rank for and you do not, with monthly volume, difficulty, opportunity category and competitor.
Content Queue
The articles generated for your cluster, with a preview of each, waiting for you to publish them.
Published Content
A list of the clusters you have published, with the number of articles and the date.
SEO Autopilot FAQ
Does SEO Autopilot publish content without my approval?
No. Cluster articles wait in your content queue until you publish them. (Articles from Full Automation, a separate feature that writes about your saved keywords on a schedule, are published as soon as they are written.)
How many competitor domains can I analyze?
Up to three per analysis. You can change competitors between analyses to explore different opportunities.
How often should I run SEO Autopilot?
Whenever you want new ideas: competitors keep publishing, so a fresh analysis can show new gaps. Each run uses your monthly keyword lookups (Free 10, Starter 100, Pro 150, Business 300).
Can SEO Autopilot work with multilingual sites?
It works in one language per account, your content language: the keyword analysis uses Google data in that language for its country, and the articles are written in it. The AI writer can write in up to 9 languages, depending on your plan: 4 on Pro and all 9 on Business.
What is the difference between SEO Autopilot and manual article generation?
With the AI writing tool you say exactly what to write. SEO Autopilot suggests what to write from your competitors' keywords, and writes a cluster for the ones you select. Both use the same AI writer.
SEO Autopilot Pricing
Starter — $11.99/mo
4 AI articles and 100 keyword lookups per month, clusters of up to 3 articles, and 1 SEO audit.
Try Free for 7 DaysPro — $24.99/mo — Most Popular
15 AI articles in 4 languages and 150 keyword lookups per month, clusters of up to 10 articles, and 2 SEO audits.
Try Free for 14 DaysBusiness — $49.99/mo
40 AI articles in all 9 languages and 300 keyword lookups per month, clusters of up to 20 articles, and 4 SEO audits.
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