Researched. Written. Optimized.
How it works
Researches the topic
Studies the pages already ranking, finds the gaps and questions they miss, and builds an outline that can actually rank - surfacing new content worth writing along the way.
Writes & optimizes
Drafts the post in your voice, then optimizes the title, meta, headings, and internal links - and runs readability and accessibility checks (alt text, structure, reading level).
Ships a draft
Drops a ready-to-review draft straight into your CMS, formatted and tagged, so an editor just reviews and publishes.
From brief to publish-ready draft
It takes the brief, studies the competing pages, writes the post, optimizes the title, meta, and internal links, checks readability and accessibility, then drops a ready-to-review draft into your CMS.
Works in the tools you already use
WordPress
Webflow
HubSpot
Ahrefs
Semrush
SlackFrequently asked
Both, and more. It researches the topic and the competing pages, drafts the post, then optimizes the on-page SEO - title, meta, headings, internal links - and runs readability and accessibility checks before it hands the draft over. It also surfaces content gaps worth writing next.
Every draft is checked for the things that trip up real readers and crawlers: heading structure, descriptive link text, alt text for images, and reading level. It flags anything that needs a human's eye rather than guessing.
Yes. It writes in your voice and style guide, uses your examples and product language, and you review every draft before it publishes - so nothing goes live that doesn't sound like you.
The ones you already use - WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot, plus Ahrefs and Semrush for research. It drops the draft straight into your CMS, formatted and tagged, with no custom integration to start.
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