Most B2B marketing teams are one or two people covering a deeply technical product. Frizerly is the AI SEO tool built for that reality — it researches your product's technical details, then writes, optimizes, and publishes content that would otherwise take a dedicated technical writer.
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Articles arrive as real posts with formatting, categories, tags, featured images, and metadata already in place. No exports, no clipboard, no manual uploads.
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Weekly on standard plans, daily on Pro for roughly 30 posts a month. Change the schedule whenever you like without touching CMS settings.
Yoast and Rank Math tell you what is wrong with your draft. Frizerly removes the draft stage entirely by researching the topic and writing the article for you.
Have scheduled posts land as drafts for your team to review, or let them publish live automatically. You decide how much control you want to keep.
Self-hosted WordPress and most modern CMS platforms — Frizerly connects to your stack and our team handles the setup for you.
Auto-posted articles are structured to rank on Google and to be cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity — two channels from one publishing schedule.
Every auto-posted article can share itself to LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter/X on publish, so distribution is part of the same schedule.
Connect Google Search Console and Frizerly uses your real performance data to choose what to auto-post next.
A two-person marketing team at a technical B2B company cannot write and publish deep product and industry content every week on top of everything else. Frizerly closes that gap: it researches the technical topic, writes the finished article, optimizes it for SEO and AI search, and publishes it to your blog — so a lean team can maintain the publishing cadence that actually moves organic traffic.
One- and two-person marketing teams at technical B2B companies who need output without adding headcount.
Cover a full content calendar without a writer on staff
Publish EDI and compliance content without a specialist writer
Cover regulation-heavy topics accurately at volume
Scale technical thought leadership without new hires
Build organic pipeline on a limited headcount budget
Hand off the blog entirely instead of learning a new tool
An optometry practice — run by a similarly lean team — connected Frizerly and let it run the blog end to end. The result was 360 published articles, indexed pages growing from 12 to 548, and 600+ organic clicks per month. Read the full case study.
A dedicated technical writer is expensive and slow to hire. Here is the honest comparison.
A technical B2B writer is a real hire, and most lean teams do not have the headcount to justify one.
Frizerly learns your product and industry before writing, closing the knowledge gap a new hire would also need time to close.
Sites publishing 16+ posts monthly get 3.5x the traffic of those publishing 0–4 (HubSpot). One connection clears that bar without a hire.
Yoast and Rank Math tell you what is wrong with a draft you already wrote. Frizerly removes the draft stage entirely.
Technical buyers increasingly ask ChatGPT and Perplexity for comparisons. Content is structured so those engines can cite you.
Choose full autopilot publishing or a draft-review workflow so a human still checks anything sensitive.
Frizerly researches your technical product, then writes, optimizes, and publishes to your blog automatically.
Start Free TrialOne connection, then continuous scheduled publishing.
Frizerly links securely to your blog. Our team handles setup, so there is no API work on your side.
Frizerly learns your technical product, industry, and the terms your buyers actually search for.
Articles publish on your chosen cadence, fully formatted with categories, tags, and a featured image, then auto-share to social.
Post → index → rank → measure → post again. Each article expands your footprint without adding to the team.
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