New pages on your site every month, drafted for your approval.
The agent researches and drafts from your services and keyword plan, then publishes to your website on the dates you approve. Nobody on your team blocks out a morning to write, and your team approves each finished draft before it goes up, unless you explicitly authorize publishing under an agreed monthly plan.
Nobody on your staff opens a blank document.
On a steady plan, the first of the month brings the next topics. They come off the approved plan. Drafts use your service details, your process and the questions your office actually gets, and everything a search engine reads, from titles and headings to the search summary and internal links, is set in the draft rather than added later.
- First of the month.Next topics are pulled from your approved plan.
- Drafting.Written from your material and your customers' real questions.
- Tuesday review.You approve most drafts and send one back.
- Publish dates.Posts go live with images, categories and tags in place.
- Later.An older page that slipped is flagged with a proposed update.
Every piece is planned before a word of it is written.
The target term, the page it links to and the reason it exists are decided first. The agent handles production, while strategy, technical fixes and reporting stay with the team running your search engine optimization.
- Blog posts and articles built around the terms your buyers type.
- Service pages for each thing you sell, written for people ready to hire.
- Location pages for the cities and counties you cover.
- Question and answer pages phrased the way people ask out loud.
- Refreshes of older pages that have gone stale or thin.
Built for firms with deep knowledge and no time to write it down.
Who it fits
Businesses that have not posted since last year, and companies competing in several cities that need a real page for each one.
Review is yours
Require approval on every piece, or approve the monthly plan and let the schedule run. Either way, someone on your side signs off.
Straight to your site
Posts publish with titles, descriptions, tags, images and links in place. Site upkeep sits with our web development team.
One article, many uses
The AI social media manager turns each article into several posts, so the research behind one piece feeds more than one channel, and the two agents can run side by side inside CompanyOS.
Common doubts about drafted content.
Does search traffic really come from this?
Content works slowly. One post changes nothing. Years of planned pages build a library buyers can find, though visibility varies by market and no one controls a search engine.
Will readers be able to tell it was drafted by AI?
The agent writes from your material, your terms and your process notes, and you review before publishing. Generic text comes from generic training, so the training is where the work goes.
Can it write about a technical trade?
Yes, once it has your source material. Content that involves codes, permits or standards keeps a qualified expert on your side for review before publication, not just for the first few pieces.
What if we do not have a keyword plan?
One is built first, before any writing starts. Expect the first articles 2 to 4 weeks from kickoff, during a 30 day onboarding.
Bring your website and the questions your customers ask most.
We will sketch a realistic publishing plan for your market, free, in 15 to 30 minutes.