Publishing repeats the same checks every time.
Pick the angle, write the draft, clean the copy, add metadata, check links, publish, review.
Publishing
Built by people who know how long “just publish it” really takes
Publishing useful content takes more than writing.
We built a controlled publishing workflow that chooses the right content lane, researches current search intent, writes in the firm's voice, runs the article through ten final QA checks, publishes it to the live blog site, and reports what happened.
Useful content still needs a clean launch.
The output has to be readable, findable, linked, and live.
The repeat work hides behind the word “publish.”
What looks like one button is really a chain of small checks that have to be right every time.
What we built
A Content Publishing Loop that takes one approved direction from research to a live, QA-checked article on the blog site. After publishing, Create Social Posts turns the article into platform-ready posts.
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- Read brand voice
- Load content pillars
- Pick the lane
Sets direction
Under the hood
- The run loads voice, persona, content pillars, and the existing blog archive
- A scheduled run chooses a pillar from the current content balance
- A manual run can force a pillar when the team wants a specific lane
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- Search current results
- Check existing coverage
- Select one topic
Researches intent
Under the hood
- Live discovery searches pull current signals, questions, and reader language
- Existing article titles and coverage are used as an exclusion layer
- The selected brief must name the keyword, claim, reader, source, and difference from existing content
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- Build outline
- Write article
- Add SEO fields
Writes the article
Under the hood
- The outline is built from the validated research brief instead of reopening the topic decision
- The article is written with frontmatter, slug, title, primary keyword, meta description, and date
- Voice rules block generic marketing language, long paragraphs, and hype framing
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- Normalize links
- Check metadata
- Block bad output
Runs final QA
Under the hood
- Internal links are checked against real blog articles before publishing
- CTA URLs, separators, routes, frontmatter, and forbidden strings are enforced deterministically
- If validation fails, publishing stops and the failure is reported instead of shipping bad content
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- Copy markdown
- Update index
- Push site update
Publishes live
Under the hood
- The final markdown is copied into the right blog category folder
- The content index is updated with title, date, category, excerpt, author, and read time
- The site repo is committed and pushed so the website redeploys from the published source
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- Save source draft
- Notify team
- Report run cost
Reports the run
Under the hood
- The generated article is saved back into the agent repo for traceability
- The marketing channel receives the publish result and deployment handoff
- A durable run report records the claim, source, reader, review flag, usage summary, and exact run cost
The outcome
The article goes live with QA handled, publishing status visible, and the follow-on social workflow ready to start.
Live article
The loop ends when the article is published on the blog site, not when a draft is produced.
QA handled
Voice, metadata, routes, links, and final QA checks are handled the same way every run.
Clean archive
Each article lands with the fields the site needs to display, index, and route it correctly.
Cost visible
The run report shows the usage summary and exact cost behind the published article.
Distribution ready
Once the article is live, the social post workflow can start from a real published URL.
Take the step
Make “just publish it” actually work.
We build your Content Publishing Loop around your voice, your blog site, your QA checks, and the path from approved draft to live article.
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