Do I need to write the blogs myself?

No. Blogger Dog handles topic planning, content production, formatting, and publishing into your repo on schedule so your team does not need to manage the weekly publishing workflow.

How long does setup take?

Connect GitHub, confirm the content folder, and set a schedule. Most teams are configured in under two minutes.

Where do the blog posts actually go?

Straight into your GitHub repo as a Markdown or MDX file at the path you choose. Your existing deploy workflow picks it up like any other content commit.

For vibe coders and founder-led teams

Grow SEO/AEO.trafficwithout hiringa teamor writing every week

For vibe coders and founders: Blogger Dog researches, writes, cites, and publishes weekly SEO/AEO posts to GitHub so traffic can grow while you stay focused on product.

Start Growing Traffic See Traffic Preview

Live

$ blogger-dog run --schedule "weekly"

✓ repo connected: github.com/acme/site

✓ market research: AI search trends

⟳ writing: "How AI search changes buyer research"

✓ citations added: 7 sources

✓ SEO/AEO metadata ready

→ pushing: /content/blog/ai-search-buyers.mdx

✓ published to website

◷ next run: Monday 09:00

1 minsetup

7citations

Repopushed

Growth Preview

Keep your focus. Let search traffic do the climbing.

Blogger Dog turns a steady publishing cadence into more searchable pages, more impressions, and more buyer intent while your team stays on product.

You

Build product

Roadmap, customers, launch work.

Blogger Dog

Publishes every week

Topics, citations, MDX, commits.

Compounds quietly

More pages earning impressions.

92 hours back

Artificial quarter sample: fewer content handoffs, formatting passes, and repo commit rituals.

Blogger Dog growth console

Artificial sample after 90 days of scheduled publishing

LaunchMonth 2Month 3

Organic clicks

+312%

Impressions

+428%

Pages shipped

weekly cadence

Builder hours saved

returned to product

Traffic from shipped content

Weekly posts, daily search data

Setup that feels obvious. Done in a couple of minutes.

Connect GitHub, confirm where posts should go, and choose a schedule. After that, Blogger Dog keeps the blog moving for you.

✓

01 / GITHUB TOKEN

Connect your GitHub

Paste your personal access token once. We store it encrypted.

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02 / SITE CONFIG

Tell us about your brand

One-time setup. Blogger Dog learns your voice and never drifts.

Niche

Keywords

Voice

03 / SCHEDULE

Pick your publishing day

Blogger Dog will deploy content to GitHub on a recurring schedule.

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Time (UTC)

Your content pipeline

Upcoming

Mon Apr 7

─ ─ ─ Queued

Mon Apr 14

─ ─ ─ Queued

Mon Apr 21

─ ─ ─ Queued

Mon Apr 28

─ ─ ─ Queued

Time elapsed

0:00

Waiting...

01The Problem

Most teams want a blog. Almost nobody wants to manage the publishing work every week.

No time to write

The blog is always on the to-do list, but writing, formatting, and publishing a full post keeps getting pushed back.

Publishing is inconsistent

A blog only helps if new posts keep showing up. Most teams publish in bursts, then disappear for weeks.

The destination is unclear

Even when a post is ready, people still wonder which folder it belongs in, whether the site will pick it up, and if it really went live.

02The Integration Iceberg

The blog button is the smallest part.

Build it yourself and your team owns the machinery under the waterline: GitHub auth, file rules, queues, retries, monitoring, source checks, and SEO/AEO QA.

Use the finished pipeline

Visible request

Blogger Dog route

Market question

Cited article

MDX file

GitHub commit

Live page

Hidden ownership

This is the part your product team keeps paying for after the first prototype ships.

OAuth app

GitHub scopes

Token storage

Repo detection

Branch rules

Slug collisions

Frontmatter

MDX formatting

Scheduler

Queue workers

Retry logic

Rate limits

Run logs

Alerts

Source checks

SEO/AEO QA

Blogger Dog keeps the iceberg out of your roadmap.

Time

Blogger Dog starts at the repo and cadence. A custom build starts with auth, adapters, queues, tests, and release work.

Team

Instead of assigning backend, DevOps, QA, and content ops ownership, one person can run the publishing loop.

Maintenance

Blogger Dog keeps the moving parts together: research, sources, metadata, commits, status, and retries.

03How It Works

One setup creates a repeatable publishing machine.

Users should understand the workflow in seconds: connect the repo, define the strategy, let Blogger Dog research, then watch posts publish into the site.

Step 01 / Connect

Connect the repo that powers your website.

Blogger Dog reads your repo setup and finds the likely blog folder, file format, and publishing branch.

Input

github.com/acme/site

Output

Detected: Next.js, MDX, /content/blog

Product view

content/blog

app/blog

next.config.mjs

Every scheduled run

automated

Topic selected

Sources gathered

Draft written

SEO/AEO checked

Repo committed

Dashboard updated

04Built For Vibe Coders

Built for websites that already deploy from GitHub.

Commits straight to GitHub

No CMS copy-paste. Each post lands as a real file in your repo, right where your site expects blog content.

Clear setup defaults

Blogger Dog detects the likely blog folder and file format so users do not need to guess where posts should live.

Automatic publishing

Set a schedule once and new posts keep shipping without manual reminders, content handoffs, or repo edits.

Visible delivery status

You can see whether a post is expected to appear live on the site or only landed in the repo and needs attention.

05What You Get

Four outcomes from one simple setup.

The product is not just a writer. It is the content growth loop for your repo-based website.

SEO traffic

Your site keeps earning new search entry points.

Blogger Dog turns your niche and keywords into cited posts that can rank over time.

Weekly

search content

06Live Pipeline

From market signal to live article.

Users should see the product as a loop, not a form. This is what happens after setup.

01Trend found

02Outline built

03Sources added

04Post written

05GitHub pushed

06Live on site

Before Blogger Dog

Blog ideas sit in notes while product work wins the day.

No steady publishing rhythm
No time for research and citations
No clean path from article draft to repo commit

After Blogger Dog

Market-aware articles publish while you keep building.

Research, writing, citations, and formatting included
Posts committed to the repo path your site already uses
Consistent SEO/AEO output without weekly content ops

07Who It Helps

Vibe coders

Keep building while your site keeps publishing.

You ship the product. Blogger Dog ships the market-aware SEO/AEO posts that help people find it.

SEO plus AEO

SEO gets you found on Google. AEO gets you cited by AI answers. Blogger Dog writes for both.

08Content Strategy

It does not just write. It chooses useful angles.

The best SEO/AEO content is not random posting. It covers the questions, comparisons, guides, and alternatives your buyers use before they trust you.

Informational intent

What is the best way to automate weekly blog posts?

Answers the exact question a founder asks before they compare tools.

/content/blog/automate-weekly-blog-posts.mdx

Article shape

01Short answer

02When it works

03Setup checklist

04Sources

Google search

Rank for the search people already type.

Each article targets a clear keyword, search intent, title, slug, headings, and metadata.

automatic SEO blog publishing

09Search Surfaces

One post should work in more than one place.

The landing page should teach this fast. Blogger Dog creates content for traditional search, AI answer engines, and your repo publishing workflow at the same time.

Rank

built in

Answer

built in

Publish

built in

10Pricing

Start free. Scale with monthly post credits.

Try Blogger Dog with 3 free posts, then pick a monthly plan when you want a steady publishing cadence.

From $19/mo

3 free posts first

Paid plans start at 10 posts/month and run through Stripe-hosted checkout.

View Pricing

11FAQ

Ask it like a buyer would.

A searchable library of 108 practical questions about setup, repo publishing, SEO/AEO, citations, quality, security, and growth.

9 Setup questions

Setup

How fast can I set this up?

Connect GitHub, confirm the content folder, add your niche, and choose a schedule. Blogger Dog can suggest the blog path and file format so you are not guessing how your repo works.

Setup inputs

01GitHub repo

02Blog path

03Niche

04Schedule

Start Scaling

Connect your repo. Ship your first SEO/AEO blog post tonight.

Vibe coders who publish consistently win on SEO. Blogger Dog makes consistent the easy part.

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GitHub Commits · SEO-First Writing · Scheduled Publishing · Full Pipeline Visibility