Get discovered and ranked by Google, ChatGPT and Claude.

Four things, before any article. A site Google can open and understand, which is the fifteen checks. Every page actually showing on Google, which means telling Google about them and chasing the ones it skips. The title and summary Google shows for each page, matching what people type. And new pages that answer the questions customers ask, one every morning. Most sites have the last one at best, and usually not that.

Your dashboard keeps a timeline of every step: what it chose and why, what it wrote, where it published, what it linked, what Google did with each page. Fourteen and twenty-eight days after each article goes live, the reason it was chosen gets its answer on the same thread: where the article now ranks for that search, or whether the assistant that named your competitors names you now. If a bet did not pay off, it says so.

Only if you say so. When you start we ask whether articles should go live on their own or wait for you, and you can change it any time. Whichever you pick, you see what your page says now, what we suggest and why. Telling Google about your pages changes nothing on the site itself.

Judge it before you pay: the first article is free. Each one is planned around your business, written to a standard that bans filler and the usual signs of machine writing, then checked in a second pass. Facts come from real, current sources; anything that cannot be backed up is cut. Read the example above.

No. Google keeps a free account for site owners, and connecting it takes one sign-in with the Google login you already have. If your site is not registered with Google yet, that takes about five more minutes, and we show you the steps, or a person at Meant does it for you. Until then we measure what we can and say plainly what is missing.

Yes. WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and Ghost connect in a few minutes with step-by-step help, and a custom-built site takes a short job for your developer. Not sure what yours runs on, or nobody to ask? Press one button and we connect it for you. Squarespace is the one exception: it lets no tool write into it, ours included, so there you get each article ready to paste in. We never publish your articles on our own website: the page that brings you customers has to be on yours.

We learn your way of speaking from your own pages: how you name things, how formal you are, what you never say. You can change it, and every next article follows. Articles speak as your business: we, not they.

Thin pages, invented facts and tricks to game Google hurt rankings, whoever wrote them. We do none of those: real research, real sources, links between your own pages, and no swapping links with other customers.

No. Everything with a technical name is handled for you, and when something needs you, we say it in plain words. Your dashboard shows what was done, what is running by itself, and the few things only you can decide.

Take up to four photos of a job you finished and say or type a few words about it. Barq writes an article built around that job, with your photos in it, and it waits for your approval before it goes anywhere. It is included in the plan, up to three jobs a day. Articles about real work are the ones nobody else can copy, which is exactly what Google and AI assistants look for.

Every week we put the questions your customers ask to ChatGPT and Claude, both with live web search, and record which businesses they name. Your dashboard shows who they name instead of you and how often, and the timeline tells you the week they start naming you. The free check before you sign up asks Claude. We do not claim to control what any assistant says; we show you what it says, and give it better pages and plain facts to read.

Fifteen, including Arabic, Greek, German, French and Spanish. You choose the language during setup; the research and the plan follow it.

No contract. Monthly is cancelled with one click; yearly saves two months. If the first paid month did not deliver what the plan promised, tell us within 14 days and we refund it. You keep every article.

ChatGPT writes text when you ask it and only knows what you paste in. An agency looks once, sends documents, and invoices. Meant SEO reads your whole website first, keeps it in good standing with Google every day, fixes what your pages say about themselves, and writes, edits and publishes every morning.