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Draft Blog Research Reports
Draft deep research Markdown reports for blog topics
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- Blog topicBlog topic
Your topic tells the Agent what the writer wants to cover.
- Writer notesWriter notes
Your notes set the audience, scope, or questions for this report.
- Editorial preferencesEditorial preferences
Your chosen audience, style, and source domains guide the report.
- Source pagesSource pages
Your search results give the Agent page text and links for checking claims.
Your blog planning sheet holds new topics and keeps each report beside the writer's request.
Apify finds source pages and returns their text so you can trace claims.
- Skipped runSkipped run
Your existing report stays untouched when the Agent finds it on the topic row.
- Research statusResearch status
Your row shows whether the report is ready for review or needs more research.
- Research issueResearch issue
Your row names the clarification or thin angle blocking the report.
- Verified researchVerified research
Your row holds the verified work and source links for angles with enough evidence.
- Research statusResearch status
Your row shows whether the report is ready for review or needs more research.
- Research issueResearch issue
Your row names the clarification or thin angle blocking the report.
- Markdown reportMarkdown report
Your row holds a title, introduction, contents, five Markdown sections, and linked citations.
- Research statusResearch status
Your row shows whether the report is ready for review or needs more research.
This Agent waits for a new topic in your planning sheet. It checks the row and researches five distinct angles. It saves a cited Markdown report for your writer to review.
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Google SheetsUsed as:
- Blog planning sheet
Google Sheets holds new topics and keeps each report beside the writer's request.
WebflowUsed as:
- Blog planning sheet
Webflow holds new topics and keeps each report beside the writer's request.
Microsoft ExcelUsed as:
- Blog planning sheet
Microsoft Excel holds new topics and keeps each report beside the writer's request.
SmartsheetUsed as:
- Blog planning sheet
Smartsheet holds new topics and keeps each report beside the writer's request.
ApifyUsed as:
- Web research service
Apify finds source pages and returns their text so you can trace claims.
KintoneUsed as:
- Blog planning sheet
Kintone holds new topics and keeps each report beside the writer's request.
Made for your industry
Draft Blog Research Reports is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Research client blog topics into cited reports for campaign writers.
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Build sourced reports from planned blog topics for editorial teams.
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Made for your role
Draft Blog Research Reports is made for people in these roles.
- Editor
Prepare cited blog reports for review before writers draft posts.
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Develop sourced blog reports from the team's planned topics.
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Turn each blog topic into a sourced report ready to draft from.
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Explore five angles for each planned blog topic with source links.
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Made for your department
Draft Blog Research Reports is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Research planned blog topics into sourced reports for content campaigns.
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Assemble cited blog reports for writers to shape into posts.
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How Draft Blog Research Reports works
5 steps, in order, on every run.
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Check the topic rowConfirm the topic and writer notes still appear on the row. Record a skipped run if a report already exists.
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Plan five research anglesTurn the topic and writer notes into five distinct questions. Mark vague topics as Needs research and note what needs clarification.
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Research the sourcesSearch each angle and inspect promising pages. Retrieve source text and links for claims worth using.
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Draft the Markdown reportCheck claims against source text. Write five sections with an introduction, contents, and linked citations.
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Save the report on the rowFill the report columns and mark the row Ready for writer review. Mark thin research as Needs research and name the missing angle.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Sheets, Webflow or Microsoft Excel.
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- Choose the blog planning worksheet and give the Agent access to read and update its rows.
- Add columns for topic, writer notes, report title, introduction, table of contents, five Markdown sections, citations, status, and research issue.
- Connect a web research service that can search the web and retrieve source page text; set any preferred or excluded source domains and the blog's audience and editorial style.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft Blog Research Reports:
You get a Markdown title and introduction, plus a table of contents. Five sections include links to supporting sources.
Yes. You choose the audience and editorial style during setup. You can also set preferred or excluded source domains.
You keep the verified work on the row. The status shows Needs research, and the research issue names the thin angle.
No. If the row already has a report when checked, the run skips it and records the skip.
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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