Self-growing Websites

A website that gets you customers, automatically

Greta builds it and puts it live, then suggests articles and fixes that help people find you. Once publishing is switched on for your website, an approved schedule publishes new articles on its own.

1

Research

Greta checks your site and the sources you pick

2

Suggest

It proposes new articles, pages and fixes

3

Approve

Nothing goes live until it's approved

4

Publish

With publishing on, scheduled articles go live on their own

approved schedules repeat once publishing is switched onevery page it publishes shows in “Live”

Made to be found on Google

SEO means showing up on Google. Greta checks your titles, descriptions and more, and suggests fixes.

Made to be read by AI

AI search means being found and mentioned by assistants like ChatGPT. Greta checks that they can read your site.

Writes about what people ask

Pick Reddit communities, YouTube channels or competitor sites to watch. Greta turns what's new there into article ideas.

Grows while you sleep

Once publishing is switched on for your website, say yes once to a weekly article and each new one goes live on its own. Anything else waits for your review in “Waiting on you”.

What it does

Greta does 5 kinds of work for your website. Each one wears its own tag, so you always know what you are looking at.

  1. Article

    Something Greta writes for your website, once.

    You see the idea or its plan, then the draft. It goes live only once it's approved.

  2. Schedule

    The same job on a rhythm, such as a new article every Tuesday.

    You approve it once. It then runs on its own while publishing is on.

  3. Fix

    A problem on your website that Greta can correct.

    Say yes and Greta makes the change. It goes live when you publish.

  4. Page

    A page one of your schedules already published.

    Nothing to approve. To change it or take it down, ask Greta in chat.

  5. Outreach

    Something to do on another website, such as asking a site your customers read to mention you.

    Greta suggests it, and you do it yourself.

Search engines

Rank pages with real titles, structure and fresh content

AI answers

Assistants like ChatGPT mention sites they can read and trust

Your site

Checked for both, with fixes you approve

more journeys now start in an AI answer than a results page

Why now

People find websites through AI answers as often as search results now. A site that neither ranks on Google nor gets mentioned by AI assistants is invisible twice. A Self-growing Website works both fronts, on a schedule you approve. No content calendar, no agency.

Frequently asked questions

What is a self-growing website?

A website that keeps growing after it goes live. Greta builds and publishes the site, then researches your site and the sources you pick, and suggests new articles, pages and fixes. Nothing goes live until it's approved, and once publishing is switched on, an approved schedule publishes new articles on its own.

How is that different from a normal website?

A normal website is finished the day it launches and starts going stale the day after. Keeping it current means a content calendar, an SEO agency, or remembering to update it yourself. A self-growing website brings you the next article or fix to approve instead.

Does it help with AI search as well as Google?

Yes. Greta checks your titles, descriptions and structure so search engines can rank your pages, and checks that AI assistants like ChatGPT can read your site so they can mention it.