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</head>on any page or in your layout. - 2.Approve the site in dashboard — handshake takes ~12s.
- 3.Schedule starts on the next weekday at 09:00 your TZ.
Two clicks to connect — paste a script tag, install the WordPress plugin, or add the Shopify app. From there Shagl researches, writes and publishes pillar pages to your site on a schedule. You sleep. The site climbs. Median time to indexed — 11 min 42 sec.
The whole pipeline is install → schedule → publish → rank. No copywriters, no Zapier, no monthly content calendar meetings. You connect once and the engine runs every weekday on its own.
Three install paths — pick whichever matches your stack. The handshake takes < 90 seconds and we auto-detect your sitemap and CMS.
Pick a target — 3, 7 or 12 pages a week. The engine writes pillar articles, builds JSON-LD schema, pings your sitemap, and pushes the page through your CMS API.
JSON-LD + sitemap ping = median 11 min 42 sec to indexed. Pillar quality & long-tail intent push pages toward pos 1–3 within 28 days for mid-competition keywords.
Whatever you're running — a custom Next.js site, a 9-year-old WordPress, or a fresh Shopify store — there is a 2-click hook. Hand-off is signed (HMAC) and the handshake completes before you switch tabs.
</head> on any page or in your layout.
/pages/* and link back to your products automatically.Each page passes through five gates before it goes live: research → outline → write → schema → publish. The whole chain takes a median 3 min 14 sec per page and runs in parallel.
This isn't a portfolio — it's the live keyword stream from active customer sites. Every chip is a real query at a real position right now. We refresh hourly.
Shagl wins where humans don't want to write — long-tail compliance, regulation, e-commerce category pages, B2B SaaS comparison pages. Five flagship niches below.
State-by-state regulation pillars, statute explainers, deadline trackers. We win where small firms can't keep up.
Collection pages, buyer guides, "best X for Y" pillars. Direct backlinks to product pages. Hydrogen + Online Store 2.0.
"X vs Y" comparisons, integration pages, alternatives lists. Schema-rich, cite-ready, link-bait worthy.
Symptom guides, plan comparisons, location pages. Reviewed against pinned medical sources before publish.
City × service combinatorics — plumbers, electricians, dentists, accountants. NAP-locked, GBP-synced.
Token pages, exchange comparisons, regulation explainers. Refreshed every weekday because the space moves daily.
Pillar-grade structure, FAQ schema, real internal links, OG image. No "as an AI language model" tells. Real footnotes, real anchor text. Yes, you can edit anything before publish.
The Federal Trade Commission's negative-option rule (16 CFR Part 425) takes effect on March 14, 2026. The rule applies to any business charging a recurring fee — gym memberships, SaaS subscriptions, streaming, B2B tooling. The thrust is simple: cancellation must be as easy as signup.
In practice that means three concrete requirements: a one-step online cancellation flow, a written disclosure of all material terms before billing, and an annual reminder for any auto-renewing contract over $100/year…
There is a small-merchant exception under §425.4(b) for businesses under $10M in annual recurring revenue, but the carve-out is narrower than most readings suggest…
Google's March 2024 spam policy targets scaled, low-quality content abuse — not AI per se. Shagl pages pass against pinned facts, brand voice, schema validation, and an originality check. We do not republish what already ranks; we fill gaps. We have not yet had a customer page deindexed for AI reasons.
Median across 4,712 shipped pillars: indexed in 11 min 42 sec, measurable position change within 48–72 hours for mid-intent. High-competition intent is a 3–5 week compounding game and we set that expectation on your first call.
Yes — set "human approval required" in dashboard. Pages are then held in draft until you approve. Most teams turn it off after 2 weeks once they trust the queue.
WordPress (plugin), Webflow, Shopify (app), Next.js, Astro, Ghost, Sanity, Contentful, plus a generic REST hook for anything custom.
You do — full commercial license on every plan. If you cancel we don't unpublish or de-index anything; the pages stay where they live, on your domain.
Drop your domain — we'll generate the first 5 pillar topics for it before you finish your coffee. No card, no commitment.