# What is Findable?

[Findable](https://www.findable.au/) is a platform that allows anyone to tap into the magic of programmatic SEO (pSEO) to quickly deploy dozens, hundreds, and even thousands of unique pages to your website. These pages allow you to target more keywords to increase impressions and drive more traffic to your site.

How?

Findable connects to website builders like Webflow through your Content Management System (CMS). Once you’ve added data to Findable and generated your pages, they’ll begin synchronising with your website. Any changes you make in Findable will be reflected on your website, making it easy to update and refresh content at scale.

There are two things that make this happen:

1. Findable’s programmatic content and sync engines
2. CMS templates available on most major site builders (like Webflow)

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If you’re interested in tapping into the magic of pSEO but don’t have the time to create content, consider [joining our Concierge program](https://www.findable.au/concierge) to get a tailored campaign built by our team of wizards 🧙
{% endhint %}

There are a few steps on your journey to pSEO mastery:

* [ ] Create a Findable account
* [ ] Plan out your pSEO strategy
* [ ] Add your data and content
* [ ] Run your first sync
* [ ] Design your webpage
* [ ] Monitor your results

**Remember, success with SEO doesn’t happen overnight.**

Don’t be disheartened if you launch your campaign and don’t see results the moment your pages hit the web. SEO should always be considered a long game—you build momentum over time with the goal of sustainable traffic to your site.

**Findable helps you kickstart your SEO momentum, letting you rank on a wide range of keywords to get the ball rolling. You can also quickly and easily update and refresh content to improve your ranking.**

And if you’re an established site with existing traffic, Findable helps you ramp up your SEO and take your ranking to the next level.


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