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Tell us the site and the day. You get a 90-day calendar: twenty articles a new site can actually rank for, each with its Bluesky and LinkedIn posts already timed, plus the setup checklist and what to do once your own search data arrives.
What you get
Long-tail questions generated for your site from your description — the same ideas our autopilot starts a new calendar with.
Each article gets a Bluesky post two hours after it publishes and a LinkedIn post the next morning, in your time zone.
Setup checklist, then three phases that switch from guesses to your own Search Console data as soon as it exists.
The method
This is the whole playbook. The form above fills phases 1 to 3 with dates and ideas for your site.
An hour of setup, once. Everything after this is publishing.
Two articles a week, each one a long-tail question a small site can actually rank for: how-tos, comparisons, mistakes, "X without Y". Head terms come later, if ever. Each article publishes at 9:00 local, Bluesky follows two hours later, LinkedIn the next morning.
Search Console has a month behind it now. Look for queries sitting at position 8 to 20 with a hundred or more impressions: those pages are one revision away from page one. Keep the cadence, but queue those queries ahead of the generic ideas — the plan below still shows the ideas, since we can't see your data yet.
The last slots are left open on purpose. By now the striking-distance list should be feeding the calendar: refresh the pages that moved, write the follow-ups those queries are asking for, and drop any idea that never earned an impression.
We didn't invent any. Volume badges from a third-party index describe the web, not your site; the only numbers worth planning on are your own Search Console impressions, and those start on day 1 once the property is connected. Until then, the ideas above are informed guesses from your description — which is exactly what a first month should be.
AmplifySignal drafts each article, schedules it in your CMS, and sends the posts — in your own voice once you add a few pieces you wrote — on the days above. Save a plan and switch on autopilot.