AI SEO TOOLSthat write, publish, optimize

Yes, from three sources: the queries people already use to reach you in Search Console, Google's own search suggestions, and AI suggestions based on what you have published. Every keyword comes with search intent, a priority and a reason to write it. Orova is not connected to Keyword Planner, so it does not display monthly search volume.

You can write and publish without it, but Reports, Analysis and every ranking number stay empty until you connect. One Google sign-in gives read-only access to Search Console and GA4, and you can revoke it any time.

Google does not ban AI-written content. What it penalizes is spam built to game search. Orova writes structured, sourced articles meant for readers — and you approve them before they go live.

Yes. Each project carries a brand voice, a writing language and a quality level, and every keyword can add its own outline, length, image count and reference documents from Drive. The AI writing tools follow those settings instead of one generic template.

Yes. Either let AI publish on schedule, or keep everything as drafts for you to read and edit first. You can switch either way at any time.

Nobody can promise that — Google decides what goes into AI Overviews. What Orova does is write the kind of page they tend to quote: a direct answer near the top, clean headings, an FAQ section and cited sources. Whether it gets picked up shows in your Search Console impressions.

No. Orova has no backlinks checker and no domain authority checker. It works from the real data in your own Search Console instead, and its analysis points out which pages would benefit from links — earning those links stays your job, on your own or with a separate tool.

Different job. Semrush and Ahrefs are research tools: large keyword databases, link data, domain metrics. Orova is the production side — it writes, publishes, refreshes old posts and measures the result on your own site. Some teams run both side by side.

Yes, through Orova's publishing API. Your developer connects it once following the docs, and posts go live exactly like on WordPress.

No. Updates are written over the same URL, so the history with Google stays intact. Fresher content usually lifts rankings rather than dropping them.

Nobody can promise a date for page one — Google decides rankings, and it depends on your industry and how strong your site already is. What Orova guarantees is a steady stream of posts, old content kept fresh, and every traffic change measurable in Search Console.

No mandatory monthly fee. Each AI task deducts quota; top up when you run out, pay nothing in months you don't use it. The cost of each task is shown inside the app.

No. The articles live on your website and belong to you. Stop using Orova and they stay put — same URLs, same rankings.