Short answer: Yes—and you can see the proof.

BlogCog is built to do one specific thing: increase your chances of showing up in Google by publishing helpful, search-focused content consistently.

When it's working, you'll see this pattern:

• Google indexes your posts
• Impressions increase
• Clicks grow
• Leads and sales follow

SEO works by compounding. It's not about one post going viral—it's about building a content library over time.

Truth test: Open Google Search Console. If indexed pages and impressions are rising, the engine is working.

Track what proves Google is paying attention—and what proves customers are taking action.

In Google Search Console:

• Indexed pages
• Impressions
• Clicks
• Queries
• Average position

In Analytics (GA, Shopify, Woo, WordPress):

• Organic traffic
• Top landing pages
• Conversions from organic traffic

If impressions rise, visibility is growing. If clicks rise, traffic is growing. If conversions rise, revenue is coming.

Short answer: You'll usually see early movement in weeks, and meaningful traction in 2–3 months.

• Weeks 1–2: Google discovers and indexes posts.
• Weeks 3–6: Early signals appear—more impressions, keywords, and SERP features.
• Around 3 months: Traffic and clicks become steady and noticeable.

In some recent onboardings, we've seen about 2× organic traffic in roughly 6 weeks. Results vary because Google decides rankings—but BlogCog stacks the odds in your favor through consistency.

No—that's the point.

BlogCog handles structure, formatting, and search intent automatically. You don't need SEO knowledge to benefit.

If you want to guide it, you can. If not, the system still runs on autopilot.

No. BlogCog is designed to avoid spam and low-quality tactics.

We focus on helpful, readable posts, clean structure, and real search questions. You also control boundaries like claims to avoid or topics to exclude.

Blogs don't sell like ads. They attract people already searching, answer their questions, build trust, and guide them through your site.

That traffic compounds—bringing buyers back again and again without paying per click. This is forever content on your website.

For most businesses, 3–5 posts per day is ideal.

More posts mean more ranking opportunities and faster content library growth. Quality still matters—the goal is helpful, readable content, not junk.

Short answer: That's normal.

SEO shows visibility first, then clicks, then sales. Many visitors return later or convert after multiple visits.

Focus on month-over-month growth, not single-post performance.

BlogCog is a service that writes and posts rich, authoritative content on your site. You choose how often it publishes, and it builds a growing content library that can bring you more visitors and sales over time.

No. BlogCog is completely automated. Just sign up (and choose your daily blog count), and we handle the rest.

Think of BlogCog as a force multiplier—not a replacement. If you already blog sometimes (or have a marketing person), BlogCog helps you publish consistently and at scale.

We use search data to find questions your customers are asking, write high-quality articles that answer them, link the articles to your products or services, and publish them on your site.

You can send us topic ideas if you want, but it's optional.

Because BlogCog isn't just generic "AI writing." It's our secret-sauce SEO system.

We built BlogCog to write posts in the format Google tends to reward: clear questions, clean headings, short answers up top, and scannable sections. That's how posts can earn real traffic and show up in Google features like "People Also Ask" and Featured Snippets.

Could you do this yourself? Yes—but only if you do the hard parts every time: research what people search, pick the right angle, write it clearly, format it right, publish consistently, and keep going for months. Most businesses don't have the time.

BlogCog is a force multiplier: it takes the proven structure and process and runs it on autopilot—so your traffic can compound over time.

No tool can promise a #1 ranking on demand—Google decides. But BlogCog is built to give you the best shot, at scale, week after week.

All the articles we've created stay on your site and can continue to attract visitors. You own everything BlogCog writes for you.

Setup is quick. We'll do a short onboarding call, help you add your BlogCog API code, confirm everything is posting correctly, and you're live.

Most clients are publishing the same day they sign up.

To publish posts, BlogCog needs permission to post to your blog—but you stay in control.

During onboarding, we walk you through adding a BlogCog API code (it takes a minute). If you ever want to stop posting, you can remove the code anytime.

Yes — if you want to review first, we can publish to Draft.

A few clients have asked for Draft mode at the beginning because they want to see the first few posts before anything goes live.

In real life, it usually goes like this: we publish the first post (or two) live, you take a quick look, and the nerves are gone.

So far, nobody has stayed in Draft mode beyond a few posts. Once they see the quality and how it reads on their site, they switch to live publishing and let BlogCog run.

Either way, you're in control — you can start in Draft, then flip to live whenever you're ready.

Your subscription includes custom-written, SEO-friendly articles posted directly on your site. Each plan comes with a set number of articles per day. Start with a few and increase at any time. We've had clients bump up their count in as little as a few days after starting.

No. BlogCog automatically chooses topics that match what people search for.

If you have specific topics or products you'd like us to cover, just tell us, and we'll add them to the mix.

We publish daily. You can choose 1, 3, 5, 7, or 10 posts per day (and we can do more if needed).

Most clients choose 3 or 5 per day to build a strong content library quickly.

Our AI inserts natural links to your products or collections in each article. This helps readers move from learning about a topic to buying your products.

Yes. BlogCog supports multiple languages — our current list: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Dutch.

Sign up for a plan, choose how many posts you want per day, and we'll schedule a quick onboarding call to set up the API code.

Most clients start with 3 or 5 per day in a Quick Start Bundle. After that, BlogCog runs on autopilot.

Yes. All content is published on your site, under your account, and you can edit it anytime.

Once it's live, it's part of your permanent content library on your site.

Yes. BlogCog is month-to-month and can be canceled anytime.

That said, it works best when it runs continuously, building a library that compounds over time.

BlogCog is not for people looking for overnight hacks or short-term tricks.

It's built for businesses that want steady, compounding traffic they actually own.

We currently work with Shopify and WordPress/WooCommerce. More platforms will be supported soon. If you use a different platform, contact us—we might already have it in development.

You can chat with us on our site, email us, or call. Our team is ready to help with setup, or any questions.