The Lisbon-based AI SEO platform finds the searches a business can win, writes the articles in its brand voice and publishes them to its website every day, starting at $89 a month.
LISBON, Portugal. Rank My Website, the AI SEO content platform, has rebranded as Keyworth. The new name comes with a platform that handles the full job of search content for a business: finding the right keywords, writing the articles and publishing them to the company’s own website, up to 30 articles a month.
Most business owners know that publishing useful content is how customers find them on Google. Very few keep it up. Agencies are expensive, freelancers need managing, and writing it yourself means hours every week that a small team does not have. Keyworth is built to close that gap.
“Search is where customers decide who to call, and most small businesses are invisible there because content takes time they don’t have,” said Abayomi Adenekan, co-founder of Keyworth. “Keyworth does the work of a content team every single day, without anyone having to remember to do it. You connect your website once, and your site keeps growing.”
How Keyworth works
A business connects its website and, optionally, its Google Search Console account. Keyworth reads the site’s real search data to find the queries it is already close to winning, then builds a keyword plan around them.
Each article is written in the business’s own brand voice and grounded in facts the owner confirms in a Knowledge Base, such as services, prices and what makes them different. Keyworth picks the right format for each search, from cost guides and comparisons to checklists, how-to tutorials and local guides, across 15 formats in total.
Before anything goes live, every article passes a publishing gate. Figures are checked against the business’s confirmed facts, links are screened, competitor mentions are held back and common AI phrasing is removed. Articles then publish automatically to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix or Framer. Owners can review each one first or let the platform run on its own.
Built for how people search now
More searches now end in an AI-generated answer rather than a click on a blue link. Keyworth structures every article with clear headings, lists and schema markup so it can be cited by Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity, not only ranked in traditional results.
“Rank My Website described a single outcome. Keyworth describes what our customers are really after, which is being found by the people worth finding,” Adenekan said. “Rankings are part of that. So is showing up when someone asks an AI assistant who to hire.”
Who uses Keyworth
Keyworth serves small and medium-sized businesses, marketing and SEO agencies running content for several client websites, and SEO freelancers. Podcasters can also turn an episode transcript into a search-ready article, with every quote matched word for word against the transcript.
On one client website, an events venue, 61 Keyworth articles reached a 1.29% click-through rate from Google search, against 1.71% for pages written by the client’s own team, on a domain with 80 days of history.
Pricing and availability
Keyworth is available now at Keyworth. New users can generate three articles free, with no credit card. Plans cost $89 per website per month for up to 30 articles, with discounts from 10% for two sites up to 20% for 20 to 25 sites.
About Keyworth
Keyworth is an AI SEO content platform based in Lisbon, Portugal. It researches keywords, writes search-optimized articles grounded in each business’s confirmed facts, and publishes them to the client’s own website on a schedule. It connects to Google Search Console to target the searches a site is already close to winning, and every article passes a pre-publish quality gate before it goes live. Keyworth was previously known as Rank My Website. Learn more at keyworth.co.
Media contact
Abayomi Adenekan, Co-founder, Keyworth hello@keyworth.co | keyworth.co
