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Draft SEO Blog Posts
Turn ready keyword briefs into blog drafts for editorial review
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- Weekday scheduleWeekday schedule
Your chosen weekday time starts a scan for ready briefs.
- Editorial briefEditorial brief
Your ready queue row supplies the topic, keywords, and audience for one draft.
- Editorial guidanceEditorial guidance
Your guidance sets the writing voice, image style, and claims that need review.
- Blog settingsBlog settings
Your blog settings identify the site and the SEO fields that store search metadata.
Your team keeps ready briefs in editorial queue, where the Agent adds draft links and review details.
- Hold reasonHold reason
Your queue row shows why a brief needs changes or why draft creation stopped.
- Hold reasonHold reason
Your queue row shows why a brief needs changes or why draft creation stopped.
- Article draftArticle draft
Your article answers the brief's search intent and flags claims for editorial fact-checking.
- SEO metadataSEO metadata
Your SEO title and description describe the draft accurately for search results.
- Featured imageFeatured image
Your original image follows the chosen style and includes alt text for the post.
- Blog draftBlog draft
Your unpublished post contains the article, featured image, and configured SEO metadata.
Your team reviews unpublished posts in blog, with featured images and SEO metadata attached.
- Hold reasonHold reason
Your queue row shows why a brief needs changes or why draft creation stopped.
- Queue review detailsQueue review details
Your queue row links to the draft and shows its review status. It also keeps metadata and fact-check notes.
This Agent checks your queue for ready briefs at your chosen weekday time. It writes the article, adds an image and SEO details, and saves a draft. Your queue gets the link and review notes.
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Google DriveUsed as:
- Editorial queue
Your team keeps ready briefs in Google Drive, where the Agent adds draft links and review details.
HubSpotUsed as:
- Blog
Your team reviews unpublished posts in HubSpot, with featured images and SEO metadata attached.
AirtableUsed as:
- Editorial queue
Your team keeps ready briefs in Airtable, where the Agent adds draft links and review details.
monday.comUsed as:
- Editorial queue
Your team keeps ready briefs in monday.com, where the Agent adds draft links and review details.
Google ContactsUsed as:
- Editorial queue
Your team keeps ready briefs in Google Contacts, where the Agent adds draft links and review details.
WixUsed as:
- Blog
Your team reviews unpublished posts in Wix, with featured images and SEO metadata attached.
KintoneUsed as:
- Editorial queue
Your team keeps ready briefs in Kintone, where the Agent adds draft links and review details.
Made for your industry
Draft SEO Blog Posts is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Turn client keyword briefs into blog drafts for editorial review.
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Turn approved product topics into search-focused blog drafts.
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Draft search-focused articles from ready editorial topics.
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Prepare blog drafts with featured images for editors to review.
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Made for your role
Draft SEO Blog Posts is made for people in these roles.
- Editor
Bring article drafts and fact-check notes to editorial review.
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Turn keyword briefs into blog drafts ready for review.
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Move approved blog topics into drafts and update the queue.
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Create article drafts with original featured images from briefs.
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Return draft links and review status to the editorial queue.
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Write search-focused drafts with distinct SEO metadata.
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Prepare blog drafts with SEO titles and descriptions for review.
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Made for your department
Draft SEO Blog Posts is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Turn approved keyword briefs into blog drafts for review.
Show all Agents for the Marketing department - Editorial
Bring draft articles and fact-check notes into the review queue.
Show all Agents for the Editorial department - Content Operations
Move ready briefs to review with draft links on each queue row.
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How Draft SEO Blog Posts works
5 steps, in order, on every run.
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Find Ready SEO BriefsCheck your editorial queue at the weekday time you set. Select ready topics with keywords and no existing draft.
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Write the ArticleTurn the topic and keywords into a search-focused article and headline. Note claims your editor needs to verify.
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Create the Image and SEO DetailsCreate an original featured image with alt text. Write a distinct SEO title and description for the draft.
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Save the Blog DraftUpload the image and save the article as an unpublished draft. Add the configured SEO fields and return the post link.
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Update the Editorial QueueRecord the draft link and review details on the original row. Show a hold reason when draft creation fails.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive, HubSpot or Airtable.
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- Connect the editorial spreadsheet and identify the sheet and columns for row ID, status, topic, target keywords, audience, brief, draft URL, post ID, article title, SEO title, SEO description, image details, and hold reason.
- Set the ready and review status values, the weekday scan time, and the rule that a row with a post ID or draft URL is not drafted again.
- Connect the blog site with permission to upload media and create draft posts; configure the site's two REST-exposed post meta keys that its theme or SEO extension uses for the SEO title and description.
- Provide the editorial voice, article length, image style and dimensions, prohibited claims, and the reviewer responsible for checking facts and approving publication.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft SEO Blog Posts:
No. Your blog receives a draft for your editor to review before publication.
Yes. A row with a draft link or post ID stays out of the next draft run. You choose the ready status and weekday scan time.
The Agent marks the row as needing a brief and tells your editor what is missing. It creates no post until the brief is ready.
Yes, if your site exposes writable SEO title and description fields. You choose those fields during setup. Your editor reviews the draft before publishing.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.