Helio writes your first article on day one, and from then on it never stops. Here is what the first month looks like, and what a real site looks like 15 weeks in.
Every step below shows up on your dashboard as it happens.
Helio reads your website and learns what you sell and who buys it. It plans the searches worth winning and writes your first article. You read it, change anything, and approve it. Or let it publish on its own.
The article goes live on your own website. On our hosting, WordPress and Ghost it is sent to search engines the moment it publishes. The clock starts in hours, not weeks.
Your dashboard asks Google, page by page, which articles it has indexed. Then the first appearances arrive: every search Google shows you for, how often, and where you rank.
A short email with what moved. The searches you are closest to page one, so the next article can push them over. And a regular check of whether AI assistants like ChatGPT name you when buyers ask.
We grow our own companies with it, on Google and in AI search
Every article keeps catching its own searches, and each new one adds to the last. Here is one of our own companies, 15 weeks after its first article went live.
13a day in early August
1,133a day, the week to 4 November
Claude already cites its articles when buyers ask which tool to use.
Its pages were cited in 3 of the 18 answers we checked in the last 30 days.
Google Search Console figures for this site, 5 August to 4 November 2026. They refresh every month.
Every tool shows traffic. We also count the readers who then did something.
The next best is today. Your first article can be live this afternoon. 7 days free, no card.
Keeping your LinkedIn going too? Helio Posts writes your company page’s posts and publishes them on the days you choose.