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Pelagic Analytics
The Google Analytics alternative that grows your traffic.
42 followers
The Google Analytics alternative that grows your traffic.
42 followers
Pelagic is a Google Analytics alternative with an AI SEO agent built in. See where customers come from and what makes them convert. The agent goes to work every day: researching keywords in your niche, writing articles that match search intent, and publishing them for you. Cookieless, real-time, and no consent banner. Try it free for 3 days.
Sunday: Journal & Mood Tracker
Dial
an agent that writes and publishes articles daily to match search intent sounds exactly like the pattern Google's helpful content update was built to catch. has anyone running this for a few months actually seen rankings hold up, or does the traffic show up short term and then get filtered out once the volume looks automated?
Sunday: Journal & Mood Tracker
@omri_ben_shoham1 ive been dogfooding it on my own for my ios apps for the past few months, and it's been the opposite so far. traffic has grown consistently without any signs of getting filtered.
Dial
the "publishing them for you" part is the piece I'd want to understand better - does the agent auto-publish straight to the live site, or queue drafts for a quick human approval first? auto-publishing unreviewed AI content directly onto a domain feels like it could cut either way for SEO depending on how tight the review loop is
Sunday: Journal & Mood Tracker
@galdayan Hey, good question, and you're right that it cuts either way. That's why review mode is the default: the agent researches, writes, and quality-checks the article, then it sets it up as a draft. Nothing touches your site until you hit publish. Autopilot is a separate opt-in toggle for once you trust its output.
Two other guardrails: it takes one deliberate action per day and articles come out of a monthly quota, so even on Autopilot the worst case is one reviewed-quality article a day, not a spam farm.
I run the Autopilot on my own site (every article on our blog is agent-written), but my honest advice is to stay in review mode for the first week or two until you've seen enough drafts to trust the voice.
Dial
@chasethetone the draft-first default plus the one-action-per-day cap is the right call, that's the difference between a tool and a spam risk. good to know you eat your own dogfood with the autopilot. will start in review mode and see how the drafts read before trusting it further
Tried it out for a day and the keyword research actually felt tailored to my niche instead of generic suggestions. Liked that the real-time view doesn't need a consent banner, saves me from those annoying popup headaches.
Sunday: Journal & Mood Tracker
@halitm7tv Appreciate you giving it a shot! Means a lot to hear that. ❤️
The cookieless setup without a consent banner is such a relief compared to juggling GA4 configs. Really nice execution on making the SEO agent feel like it actually does the research and writing instead of just spitting out generic drafts.
Sunday: Journal & Mood Tracker
@ensar90917 Love hearing that. Thanks for giving Pelagic a try! 🌊
The cookieless setup was refreshing, no banner hassle at all. The AI agent actually published a decent first article overnight without me babysitting it.
Sunday: Journal & Mood Tracker
@grkemhasanlmce Appreciate the feedback! Happy it's already proving useful!
Finally tried a privacy-friendly analytics tool that actually loads fast and the built-in SEO agent already drafted two decent articles overnight. Surprised how clean the traffic source breakdown looks without the usual cookie banner headache.
Sunday: Journal & Mood Tracker
@mustafagfvx Appreciate the kind words! Glad it's already saving you time.