FAQ

Do I have to pick just one of the three ways to use it? No. One-click posting, faster indexing, and full automation all run on the same engine. Most accounts start with one-click posting, then turn on indexing-focused campaigns for specific pages, then hand more of it to automation once they trust the output.

Does this guarantee my page gets indexed by Google? No. Indexation is controlled by search engines and can't be guaranteed by any tool. Parasite SEO Poster builds external discovery paths and contextual backlinks that support crawl discovery - it doesn't force it.

Can I review posts before they go out, even in automated mode? Yes. The default is a review queue for every generated post. Auto-publish is opt-in, per domain (and per campaign) - automation handles the writing and scheduling; you decide how much oversight to keep.

What actually writes the content? The Page Atomizer reads a page once and breaks it into independent content angles, so every platform gets a distinct post rather than the same caption reworded. See How Parasite SEO Poster Works.

How do I find keywords to target, rather than starting from a page I already have? Run Opportunity Mode from the Opportunities screen. It reads what your site covers, discovers a few hundred candidate searches, and scores each one. See Find Keyword Opportunities.

Why do so many of my opportunities point at the same page? Because target matching can only choose from pages you have atomized. If a domain has three atomized pages, hundreds of keywords necessarily share those three targets - that is arithmetic, not a matching failure. Atomize more pages and re-run research to give those keywords somewhere distinct to land. The Opportunities screen tells you how many atomized pages it had to choose from.

Why does a keyword say "Page too thin" instead of showing a target? Because the demand is real but the page you would send people to cannot answer the query. Publishing anyway would produce posts promising an answer and a link that does not deliver it. Improve the page (or write the one the query deserves), atomize it, and re-run research - the opportunity releases itself.

Where do the search volumes come from, and why do some keywords have none? Every number is labelled with its source: measured by a keyword data provider, measured on Bing, estimated from your own Search Console impressions (~90/mo), or not measured at all (—). Nothing is ever invented - a missing number means nobody measured it, and the score falls back on relevance, query shape, and your existing coverage.

Why are head terms in a separate list from long-tail keywords? Because the opportunity score rates how winnable a query is, and broad terms score lower for the honest reason that broad results pages are harder to break into. That does not make them less valuable. One combined ranking would bury them under hundreds of longtails that scored better by being easier, so both lists are shown.

Can I turn Opportunity Mode off? Yes - Settings → Modules. Turning it off hides its screens, stops its background work, and blocks its actions; nothing is deleted. See Turn Modules On and Off.

Why is Opportunity Mode only on Growth and above? Keyword research calls a metered third-party search-data provider every time it runs, on top of the AI spend, and the lower tiers are not priced to absorb a per-keyword vendor bill. The first 25 paying customers keep it for life on whatever plan they are on.

How many channels can I connect? Depends on your plan: Starter 7, Growth 25, Scale 100. Free is preview-only and can't connect channels. See Plans and Pricing.

Can I use my own AI key? Yes - connect an Anthropic or OpenAI key in Settings → AI. It lifts the AI-cost caps (atomize cap and distribution credits) on any plan. See Use Your Own AI Key.

How do I connect Google Search Console? GSC connects per domain - open the domain's page and connect it from there, not from global Settings. It grounds the Atomizer in your real keyword data. See Connect Google Search Console.

How do teams / workspaces work? Workspaces group your domains, channels, and billing. You can invite teammates with different roles. Free, Starter, and Growth include 1 workspace; Scale includes 3. See Workspaces and Domains and Invite Your Team.

Can I pay monthly instead of annually? Yes. Every paid plan offers both - use the monthly/annual toggle on the pricing page or in Settings → Billing. Annual is billed once a year at a lower effective per-month rate; monthly is billed every month with no commitment.

How do I change or cancel my plan? From Settings → Billing (owner only). See Upgrading, Downgrading, and Cancelling.

How do I upgrade from Free to publish? When you hit a Free-plan limit (like connecting a channel), the app prompts you to upgrade right there. You can also pick a plan from Settings → Billing or the pricing page.

Why can't I publish to Pinterest? Pinterest needs a board ID set on the connected account before it can post - see Pinterest for the one-time setup step.

What is the Inbox, and how is it different from a normal notification feed? It's a unified place to manage DMs, comments, and reviews across every connected channel. It reflects your live current state each time you open it - not a running history of past events. See Manage Your Inbox.

I forgot my password. Use the "Forgot password" link on the login page to get a reset email.

Is there a free trial? The Free plan is free forever (no card required) and lets you atomize and preview. To publish to channels, move to a paid plan.