Growth systems · Content
A publishing desk that keeps its own schedule.
Automated content marketing that behaves like an editorial team: it picks the story, researches it, writes it, checks it and publishes it, every day, after one round of setup. It is not a button that spits out drafts.
How a day of it looks
- Your industry feeds leads to Article published
- A topic starting to move leads to Timely piece published
- A keyword in your plan leads to Gap covered
- Something you already covered leads to Dropped, never republished
- A piece goes live leads to Distributed
Checks what Google already shows for the topic and picks the format before writing anything
Rates every idea and keeps the one that truly matters to your market
Researches with real sources and clears an expertise review before it ships
Compares it with everything you published and declines to repeat it
Carries it to the places your audience already reads
How it works
- Pick the story. It reads your industry's feeds, rising topics and the keywords in your plan, scores each candidate, and keeps only what touches your market.
- Research and write. It checks which format already ranks, researches with real sources, writes, and runs the piece through an expertise and trust review before it can ship.
- Publish and spread. It publishes to your site, writes the search snippet, adds citations to its own sources, and takes the piece to where your readers already are.
What it covers
- Publishing to WordPress, Ghost or HubSpot, configured per destination
- A memory of everything already published, so it blocks near duplicates before researching
- A featured image picked from several sources and ranked by a vision model
- Your positions on key topics, given to the writer so the articles sound like you
- A fallback to open-web news when the usual feeds have nothing worth writing
- The search meta description written after publishing
- Inline citations chosen from the article's own sources, for search and for AI answers
Worth knowing
An empty day is allowed: if the only candidate is something you already covered, it publishes nothing rather than repeat you.
Statistics, expert quotes and inline sources are applied to every article because research links them to being cited by AI answer engines. Nobody can promise the lift itself.
Why I offer it
I like software that keeps doing the job after you stop looking at it. A content engine is exactly that for the part of marketing most small businesses never get to: showing up, every day, with something worth reading.
Ask on the call for a real sample article written for your market by the same pipeline.
Tell me what's still being done by hand.
A 30-minute call. No pitch deck. Bring the spreadsheet, and we'll start with why.
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