Supervised SEO assistant

Signal

Signal is a supervised SEO content assistant for WordPress sites. It helps a team run search-engine optimisation without handing the work to a machine: it finds keywords, drafts articles, publishes them, and tracks how pages rank — and it stops for your approval at the two steps that matter. You approve the keywords before any writing starts, and you review every article before it is published.

What Signal does

Find keywords — pulls queries from Google Search Console, ranks them by opportunity, and scrapes competitor sites for terms you do not rank for yet.
Organize — groups keywords into content pillars and tags intent so the next article has a clear job.
Create — writes structured SEO article drafts grounded in real Search Console data, then waits for your review.
Publish — sends approved articles to WordPress (instant, scheduled, or recurring).
Measure — tracks rank snapshots and per-article cost so you can see whether the work ranked.

How Signal uses Google Search Console

Connecting Google Search Console is optional. When you connect it, Signal requests read-only access (webmasters.readonly) to the properties you choose. Signal uses that access for one purpose: reading search performance (query, page, clicks, impressions, and position) so it can find keyword opportunities, ground article drafts in real data, and measure results after publish. Signal never writes to, publishes to, or deletes anything in your Google account. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

Getting access

Signal is hosted at signal.zimmerai.ir. After purchase, you sign in with the account used to buy access. For questions, email uniaiprompt@gmail.com.