Meet the team behind BlogSEO, a small Parisian startup with one mission: making SEO accessible to small and medium businesses all over the world, without the expensive invoice.
Meet the team
Three people, one product, and a direct line to every customer. Say hello on LinkedIn or write to us at support@blogseo.io.



Our timeline
From one overwhelmed business owner to 750+ businesses publishing on autopilot. Here is how it happened.
Our story
SEO used to leave founders with two bad options. Pay an agency thousands a month for a handful of articles, or spend evenings writing content that never gets read. Most small businesses picked a third option: doing nothing.
Vincent studied graph theory and machine learning applied to search engines at Polytechnique, then spent years ranking his own sites by hand. He knew what Google rewards: consistent publishing, real keyword research, internal links, backlinks, and clean technical foundations. None of it is magic. All of it is work.
When reasoning models arrived, most people used them to publish junk faster. We wanted the opposite. An agent that does the rigorous part of SEO properly: analyze the site, find the keywords competitors miss, write in the brand's voice, link the articles together, publish on schedule, build backlinks, and measure what actually ranks on Google and gets cited by ChatGPT.
That work became BlogSEO. When it started working on our own sites, and then on our first customers' sites, we knew it had to be available to every founder and marketer, not only the ones who can afford an agency.
How we work
We work from Paris. Our customers publish in 45+ languages across dozens of countries, and the product is built to sound native in every one of them.
The BlogSEO blog is written and published by BlogSEO. If a feature is not good enough for our own site, it is not good enough for yours.
When you message us, you talk to the team that builds the product. No tiers, no ticket queue, and fixes ship fast.
New integrations, tools and model upgrades go out continuously. Being a small team means decisions take minutes, not quarters.
We are a small team in Paris and we are growing. Check our open positions on LinkedIn, or send a spontaneous application straight to Vincent.
We read every application ourselves.