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Your SEO content workspace
for SaaS, ecommerce & local SEO

Bring your website, content ideas, articles and editorial plans into one place.
Build a structured workflow with your expertise at the centre.

Start with your brand, audience and a clear content plan. Saved workspaces require sign-in. AI and publishing connections still require setup.
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ILLUSTRATIVE WORKSPACE
01 TOPIC MAP 3 content groups
your site
3TOPICS6ARTICLES2IN REVIEW
Content strategy
SEO foundations
Editorial planning
Writing workflow
02 ARTICLE IDEAS Ready to shape

A practical guide to your first content plan

Content brief editorial planning✓ Approved for review

How to organise topics around your readers

Focus topic audience questionsIdea

Building an editorial review checklist

Content brief editorial planningIdea
04 ARTICLE Draft
CONTENT STRATEGY

A practical guide to your first content plan

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Know who you’re writing for
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Choose a few useful topics
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Create a realistic writing rhythm
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Define the readerAudience and brand voice
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Write the briefOutline, context and sources
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Shape the draftYour words, in Markdown
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Review the metadataTitle, slug and description
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Preview the articleCheck the final structure
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Export when readyMarkdown or HTML
03 CALENDAR Editorial plan
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Sample data for this preview · Your actual workspace starts with your own content
PlanWebsite profiles & topic groups
WriteBriefs, drafts & version history
ReviewPreview, approval & exports
YOUR CONNECTED WORKFLOW
WWordPressWGoogle Search Console◯Workers AISMarkdown⌘HTML</>MCP

In a signed-in workspace, exports work without integrations. WordPress draft delivery and Search Console require verified connections.

A content strategy needs more
than another blank document.

Keep the decisions behind your writing together: who you’re helping, which questions matter, and how each article fits into the bigger picture.

Draftly connects the editorial steps you can use today, with optional connections for generation, search analytics and reviewed WordPress drafts.

YOUR WORKFLOW YOU STAY IN CONTROL

Review before it leaves your deskMove ideas through drafting, review and approval.

Export when you’re readyTake approved writing into your own publishing workflow.

THE PLATFORM

One place for your
SEO content workflow

Plan the work, develop the article and keep the supporting details close. Every website gets its own content and brand settings.

Ideas organised around topics

Getting startedProduct comparisonsPractical guides

Group related articles so your content plan has a clear structure. Add a brief and the question each piece should answer.

An editor for the whole article

YOUR NEXT ARTICLEFrom a useful idea to a clear first draft

Draft in Markdown, keep your brief alongside the writing, and review the title, slug and description before exporting.

An editorial plan you can follow

MON12PlannedTUE13WED14PlannedTHU15FRI16Planned

Choose planned dates, track editorial stages and see what’s on your calendar. Dates remain editorial plans. Optional draft generation needs explicit website opt-in; publishing stays manual.

Review without losing the history

Current version SavedVersion 2 Previous draftVersion 1 Original idea

Revisit earlier saved versions, restore your writing, and recover archived articles. Download Markdown or HTML when ready.

TOPICAL STRUCTURE

Connect the ideas.
Then build the content.

A useful article belongs to a wider conversation. Organise your library into topics and keep each piece focused on a specific reader need.

  • Separate content for each website
  • Shared audience and voice settings
  • Briefs, keywords and editorial stages
Review measured topic coverage and editorial work. Search Console data appears only after an authorized connection; keyword demand is never invented.
TOPIC STRUCTURE ILLUSTRATION
Your website
Getting startedFirst stepsA practical checklist
Comparison guidesChoosing a toolFeatures explained
Expert adviceCommon questionsUseful techniques
WORKFLOW

Define the direction.
Develop the draft.
Make it yours.

Start with one website and one useful idea. Your existing work stays with you at every step.

Open your content workspace
  1. 01

    Set up

    Add your brand, audience, topics and writing voice.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Create article ideas, organise topics and choose planned dates.

  3. 03

    Write

    Develop the brief and draft, then preview the article and metadata.

  4. 04

    Review & export

    Approve your writing and download Markdown or HTML for your CMS.

CURRENT AVAILABILITY

A focused workspace.
Connections you control.

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Content workspace

Website profiles, topic groups, manual articles, calendar planning, revisions, review and exports require your own signed-in workspace. Check sign-in availability before starting.

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Setup required

AI writing

Live generation needs an approved provider connection. Your configured allowance controls generation. Review every generated draft before using it.

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Connected workflows

Google customer accounts, search analytics, WordPress draft delivery, team roles, scoped MCP and sandbox billing need verified setup before use.

FAQ

A few things to know

What works today, and what’s still being connected.

Can I use the studio without AI?

Yes. Once customer sign-in is configured, planning, manual writing, reviewing, saved versions and downloads work without an AI provider. The snippet tool is public and needs no account.

Does adding a domain analyse the website?

No. The domain field starts a website profile. It does not crawl the website. Add your articles and target terms to inspect measured coverage; authorize Search Console separately for search performance.

Will approved articles publish automatically?

No. Approval and calendar dates are editorial planning controls. You can export the article or explicitly send a reviewed draft to a connected WordPress site. No calendar date causes publication.

Who can access this site?

The website and snippet tool are public. Saved workspaces, articles and account controls require verified customer sign-in and workspace permissions. Sign-in and connected services remain unavailable until their setup is complete.

Is there a paid plan?

Customer prices and billing policies must be approved before paid checkout is enabled. This candidate supports Stripe sandbox verification only.

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