The content engine: post drafts built from your own data
Every Monday morning you get four finished drafts for social media posts. They are built on real numbers from your own website and carry the source of each number with them, so you can check it before you publish.
Nothing is published automatically
That is a deliberate choice, not a missing feature. Platform feeds now rank down content that looks machine-generated, and material a human has been involved in reaches further than purely AI-written text.
Publishing is also the least valuable step. Pasting a finished text takes half a minute, while automatic publishing requires platform approvals and in some cases a fee per post. The engine does the hard part and leaves the easy part to you.
What the drafts are built from
The source material is split so the engine knows what may become a post and what may only be used to understand the context.
| Source material | May become a post | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Most visited pages | Yes | Shows which topics already interest your audience. |
| Keywords you show up for | Yes | Gives you the wording people actually use. |
| Your selling points | Yes | Taken from your own profile, one truth per item. |
| The log | No | Used only to interpret why the numbers look the way they do. |
| Open problems and warnings | No | Never sent to the engine. A post should not be about flaws you have just fixed. |
From draft to published
- The engine writes four drafts, one per angle, each citing the number it is built on.
- You approve, reject or edit. If you reject something, you state the reason.
- You publish yourself on the platform you have chosen.
- You record the publication with a time and an optional link.
- The outcome is measured and fed back, so angles that work come around again.
The reasons you give when rejecting feed back into the next round. Write down why something did not hold and the next batch gets better; write nothing and the mistake repeats.
That is how it sounds like you
You fill in a short profile covering what the business does, the tone you want, the language and channels you use, and what the engine must not write. The profile is edited right on the page and it is what activates the feature. Without a completed profile the engine is off.
Four drafts a week, zero blank pages
The content engine is included from the Pro plan.
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