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Blogizi - Turns Google query gaps into published blog posts

Helps indie developers and small teams grow organic traffic by having AI agents find near-miss search queries, draft posts, and publish them to their own domain after approval.

Built by Rudolfs Rijkuris · AI Agent · Paid

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Blogizi is a Instant Launch listing on Launch Llama with 13 total upvotes, +13 in the week of Oct 14–Oct 20, 2026, founded by Rudolfs Rijkuris who joined in Oct 2026, compared against 6 alternatives.

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13upvotes

+13 · Oct 14–Oct 20, 2026

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Rudolfs Rijkuris (Joined Oct 2026)

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Blogizi

About

Agents connect through a hosted MCP or a local CLI and skill, so they can read clicks, impressions and positions synced daily from Google and then write for queries sitting on page two. Each draft targets a specific query and waits for your sign-off before it goes live with sitemap entries, Article schema, canonical URLs and OG images. The blog can run on a subfolder or subdomain of your own site with no embed scripts or Blogizi badge, and posts stay as markdown you keep if you leave.

Key Features

  • Syncs daily clicks, impressions and positions for every query from Google
  • Surfaces page-two queries with real impressions as post topics
  • Drafts posts with Claude, Codex, OpenClaw or Hermes in your voice
  • Publishes approved posts with sitemap, Article schema and canonical URLs
  • Delivers serves the blog from a subfolder or subdomain of your own domain

Use Cases

  • Add a blog to a Lovable, v0, Bolt or Next.js app at yourapp.com/blog or a subdomain
  • Turn a week of shipped work into a post
  • Publish from a Claude chat. Add Blogizi as a connector, ask Claude to write about your launch, approve the draft, and it’s live
  • Find the Google clicks you’re missing
  • Check every post actually got indexed

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Founder story

I build small products on the side under ByteMind, and every one needed a blog for SEO. By last summer I was already writing most posts with Claude Code, right in the repo, where it could read the actual code and changelog. The writing was the easy part. Getting a post live wasn’t: copy the markdown into a CMS, fix the formatting, add meta tags, an OG image, a sitemap. Then the posts just sat there, because Search Console made it hard to see what to fix next. I tried the usual options first. WordPress was too much to maintain for a few posts a month. Hosted blog platforms worked, but none of them let my agent publish, and none showed it my own search data. So I built Blogizi: my agent drafts, I approve, and it publishes to my own domain with the SEO done. On Pro it reads Search Console and tells the agent what to write next. Running it on my own blog showed 43% of my impressions sitting on one post at position 28, with zero clicks. That’s the kind of thing it’s built to catch.

Alternatives

RankdeskAutomated SEO blog articles that grow organic traffic from search and AI answers, published straight to your site.AIBlogMaxFor content teams: AIBlogMax sources trending news and publishes SEO-optimized blog posts automatically so you maintain consistent output without writing.HiquillAn AI blog writer with hosting built in: topics from real search demand, facts you approved, published on your own domain every week.SEO for SaaSHelps SaaS and app founders publish researched blog articles that rank on Google and drive trial signups, plus rewrites for posts losing clicks.EasyScaleOrganic growth for software companies. EasyScale finds the searches you’re losing, publishes the articles that answer them, and shows you what moved.SEOReportFor developers and AI agents: SEOReport delivers instant 0-100 SEO scorecards with exact fixes—no signup required. One API call replaces hours of manual audits.

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11 founders supported Blogizi on Launch Llama.

Reviews

4.0 · 1 review

Oct 20, 2026

To write blog with good content is harder than before, and I think your tool is fitting the need we want right now. Price too high when everyone has a agent, it is the writing skills and verified workflow needed