Every article has a person behind it.
Your customers ask Google, ChatGPT and Gemini before they choose. Recala finds the questions they ask, writes each answer from sources, and a named person at your company signs it.
1 article credit on us. You choose what publishes.
Why we are called Recala.
Recala is the AI-run SEO agency at recala.co, named after the Spanish verb recalar: to arrive at port.
In the picture, a customer's question finds its way across the water to the answer you stand behind, like a boat steering for a lighthouse.
What we believe.
A person signs every article.
The byline shows a real name and role: someone at the company that publishes the article or, on this blog, the founder. Recala's AI researches and drafts. The person whose name is on it answers for it, whether they review each article first or have chosen autopilot. Health, legal and finance companies always review first.
Every claim has a source.
Statements about a company need a source the company gave us, and unsupported ones are taken out. Automated checks run on every article: source links, citation coverage, the author's name and role, and whether search engines can find and show the page correctly. What they find is recorded with the article.
We measure questions, not volume.
We count the questions your customers ask, and who answers them, rather than how many articles we publish. A clear answer with a source and a signature is worth more than another page. Nobody can promise a mention in an AI answer, so we do not.
How it works.
Recala finds the questions your customers ask, writes each article from named sources, and a named person at your company signs it.
Who runs Recala.
Recala is built and run by its founder, Andrés Naves (Andrés Naves Mauri in the Aviso Legal), a self-employed professional who operates the Recala brand. Founder profile: Andrés Naves on LinkedIn.
Editorial standards.
Every public article has one clear topic and a title and address that search engines can find.
Claims rest on visible sources or on first-party knowledge the company gave us.
Every article names the person who signs it: a named person at the company that publishes it or, on this blog, the founder.
Start with one article.
You run Recala from your own account. The self-service plan opens soon; join the waitlist from the plans section on our homepage. If you would rather have our team run it for you, we offer managed plans priced to fit.
1 article credit on us. You choose what publishes.