Product
Connect the business source, editorial plan, article workflow, social calendar, approvals, publishing destinations, and performance signals.
The working loop
Analyze the public website and review the audience, promise, messages, and media in the Brand Hub.
Crawl the sitemap read-only and score every page on titles, descriptions, headings, structured data, and alt text.
Build a dated SEO calendar around the questions customers ask, with a target term for every article.
Prepare answer-first articles and social posts with images, presenter videos, or supported video formats.
Read the final article experience, preview the post, edit the work, and approve only what is ready.
Publish approved articles to your blog domain and RSS, schedule approved posts for connected social accounts, and bring supported response data into the next plan.
Current capabilities
Start from the public website, then review the audience, positioning, approved messages, and reusable media.
Crawl the sitemap read-only and score every page on titles, descriptions, headings, structured data, and alt text, with a prioritized fix list.
Build a dated topic calendar of the questions customers ask, clustered around pillar guides, with a target term for every article.
Draft long-form articles with key takeaways, FAQ, and cited sources, plus social posts, images, and presenter videos, then check and approve.
Publish approved articles to the hosted blog or a verified subdomain of your own website, and schedule approved posts for connected social destinations.
Bring supported search and social response data back into the workspace when the relevant connection is configured.
Search and editorial
Use the public website as a starting point, then correct the audience, messages, market, sources, and media before the plan is built.
Organize target terms and article ideas into a thirty-day calendar instead of an unstructured backlog.
Preview the finished reading experience, edit the content, review the hero image, and run the SEO checklist again before approval.
Social distribution
Bring an image or finished video, then keep the caption, destination, cover, and schedule together.
Use avatar-led or motion-led formats when they fit the campaign, without making video the center of every workflow.
Facebook Pages and Instagram professional accounts are available today, with broader channel coverage on the roadmap.
Control
can prepare work and keep background tasks moving. A person still reviews the content, chooses the destination, and decides whether it is approved for publication.
A calmer way to keep publishing