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Revise Blog Post Drafts
Improve draft structure and answers for a target search query
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- SEO revision requestSEO revision request
Your status change flags the blog draft you want revised.
- Original blog draftOriginal blog draft
Your original article gives the Agent its starting text and meaning to preserve.
- Target search queryTarget search query
Your target query tells the Agent what answer readers need from the article.
- Approved source notesApproved source notes
Your approved notes provide the facts and links the revision can use.
- Article style rulesArticle style rules
Your voice and style rules guide how the revised article should sound.
Your editorial workspace holds your original article, approved notes, and revised copy for review.
- Missing information noteMissing information note
Your original draft names the missing query, article, or source notes you need to add.
- Awaiting editor input statusAwaiting editor input status
Your original draft stays marked for your input until you supply the missing material.
- Version conflict noteVersion conflict note
Your draft flags an edit made during revision so you can reconcile the versions.
- Revised blog draftRevised blog draft
Your separate review copy has a clearer answer, approved source links, and the original draft link.
- Change summaryChange summary
Your review copy explains the main edits and any answers that still lack approved support.
- Review copy linkReview copy link
Your original draft links to the revised copy so you can compare them.
This Agent reads a draft when your editor requests SEO revision. It checks the target query and approved source notes. Then it creates a separate review copy with a change summary.
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Google DriveUsed as:
- Editorial workspace
Google Drive holds your original article, approved notes, and revised copy for review.
Google ContactsUsed as:
- Editorial workspace
Google Contacts holds your original article, approved notes, and revised copy for review.
Made for your industry
Revise Blog Post Drafts is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Revise client blog drafts around target searches and approved claims.
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Made for your role
Revise Blog Post Drafts is made for people in these roles.
- Editor
Prepare a separate SEO revision to compare with the original draft.
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Revise blog articles for search using approved source notes.
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Move flagged blog drafts into SEO review with clear edit summaries.
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Align draft answers and headings with the target search query.
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Flag source gaps in revised blog copy for SEO review.
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Create a review copy that preserves the original article's meaning.
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Made for your department
Revise Blog Post Drafts is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Turn search improvement requests into revised blog drafts.
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Prepare source-backed blog revisions for editors to review.
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Improve article answers and headings for target queries.
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How Revise Blog Post Drafts works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the flagged draftRead the article, target query, and source notes from the flagged draft. Mark missing material for editor input.
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Plan the SEO revisionCompare the draft with the target query. Identify where answers arrive late or lack support in the source notes.
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Rewrite the articleMove the answer forward and revise headings in your chosen voice. Flag any claim the source notes cannot support.
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Create a review copySave the revised article as a separate draft with source links and a change summary. Link it to the original and mark it ready for SEO review.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive or Google Contacts.
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- Create an editorial draft database with statuses SEO revision requested and SEO review ready, a Target query text property, and page sections titled Article and Approved source notes.
- Put the approved facts or excerpts and their source links in Approved source notes before requesting a revision; choose the site's voice and article style rules.
- Give the connection read, insert, and update access to the editorial draft database and subscribe to page.properties_updated webhooks.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Revise Blog Post Drafts:
No. You get a separate review draft linked to the original, so your editor can compare both before deciding what to publish.
You add a target query and approved source notes to the draft. You also choose the site's voice and article style rules.
Your editor sees the gap in the change summary. The revised draft leaves out claims the approved notes cannot support.
Your editor gets a specific note on the original draft. The request waits for their input before revision continues.
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.
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