Autopilot
You set the weekly target. It keeps the schedule.
With Autopilot on, the engine tops your week up to the article target automatically — always picking the highest-opportunity gap in the strategy. Approved articles ship to WordPress on your blog slots and announce themselves everywhere else.
Publishing that carries everything with it
A published article isn't just a wall of text on a blog. Every WordPress publish includes the full SEO payload, and the first publish of each article triggers its distribution:
- Full SEO fields: title, meta description, focus keyphrase, canonical slug
- A hero image generated for the article — a custom diagram from its own facts, or a branded card — with exact dimensions and CDN-optimized delivery: no layout shift, no oversized files
- Schema markup: Article, FAQ, and LocalBusiness structured data where each applies
- Internal links: older sibling articles automatically gain a contextual link to each new piece, so nothing sits orphaned
- A money-page link in every article: readers who are ready to act get routed to the best-matching commercial page — city page, calculator, pricing — UTM-tagged so analytics shows which articles drive leads
- A publishing pace young sites can absorb: new domains ramp volume gradually on an editable schedule instead of flooding Google on week one
Social, on your schedule
Each article gets matching posts for the connected platforms — LinkedIn, Facebook, X, and Instagram — drafted in the pipeline and scheduled into your posting slots per platform. The first publish also posts to Google Business Profile with a link back to the article. Post shapes rotate across archetypes so the feed doesn't read like one template on repeat.
- Per-platform posting schedules, with suggested defaults tuned to engagement peaks
- A master switch and per-platform toggles — social generation runs exactly where you want it, nowhere else
- Google Business Profile posts on every first publish — a local signal most competitors skip
- A weekly evergreen re-share: your best-performing older article goes back out to LinkedIn and Facebook with fresh copy
- Special pages (city pages, calculators, comparisons) drip out at their own weekly cap so a batch never floods the stream
Hands-off, not eyes-off
Autopilot respects the quality gate: flagged articles wait in Review, and the weekly digest email tells you what needs you and what ran on its own. The dashboard is the action center — failed runs, stuck pieces, and pending suggestions surface with one-click fixes. Scheduling is one system, not three views: drag a card to Scheduled and it books the next open blog slot, and the board, list, and calendar always agree. The weekly human commitment is about ten minutes.
See what it would target for your business.
Tell us your website and your trade — we'll show you the keyword picture and how the engine would fill it.