Questions, answered

It's built for small businesses. artiql is for businesses without a marketing department: law firms, clinics, beauticians, accountants, garages and tradespeople. You spend a few minutes a month approving content, and we do everything else.

Organic marketing isn't a paid campaign. The first Google impressions usually arrive within a few weeks, and steady enquiries within three to six months, depending on your field and the competition. The advantage is that what you build stays: a ranked article keeps bringing customers a year after it was published, with no cost per click.

An agency assigns you a writer and an account manager, and the amount of content is capped by hours. artiql writes, produces and publishes on a steady schedule, without depending on anyone's availability, at a cost that fits a small business. And if you want a human to run it, there's a plan where our team manages everything for you.

Yes. Articles are written natively in your language, not translated, with the correct professional terms for your field. Before anything is published you read and approve it, and if something isn't accurate, you fix it with one click.

More and more people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity "recommend a divorce lawyer" or "how much do braces cost" instead of searching Google. Those engines answer from sites they understand and trust. artiql writes and structures your content so both Google and the AI engines find it and cite you. In the SEO world this is called GEO.

No, unless you choose that. By default every article and video waits for your approval, and nothing goes live before it. This matters especially for lawyers and doctors, who are bound by professional advertising rules: responsibility for what is published stays with you, and so does control. Once you trust the process, you can switch channels to automatic publishing.

No. If you have WordPress, articles publish straight to it. If not, we host the articles under your own domain and handle every technical setting Google expects.

One report shows how often you appeared on Google, how many people came in and which articles bring the traffic. The numbers come straight from Google, not from estimates.

Yes. Before writing, the system checks who ranks on Google and who AI engines cite in your field, finds the questions they don't answer well, and writes your content to answer them.

Yes. Agencies run every client from one place in artiql, each with its own brand voice and approval queue, with WordPress publishing or hosting on the client's domain, and an API connection to your own tools. Talk to us about an agency plan.