Content Creation
Get a full team shipping AI-ready content
Work with a strategist, a writer, a brand reviewer and a claims check on every piece, so it clears your brand and legal standards fast.
Trusted by Global CMOs & Fortune 500 Brands
How it works
From visibility gaps to ready-to-ship content drafts
Get a content creation system that starts from your AI visibility gaps, leans on your brand knowledge, and drafts with no web access so nothing gets invented, then runs it through brand and legal checks until the draft is clean.
Strategist
Learns your brand before anything gets written.
- Brand knowledge base
- source pages
- Competitor gaps
Writer
Composes the draft from the brief.
- No tools
- No live web access.
Brand + Structure Check
Runs as code. Blocks the draft or warns, returns the fix.
- Forbidden words
- Naming & trademarks
- Typography
Brand + Structure Check
Scores against brand voice and structure, revises, reviews once more.
- Brand knowledge base
- Source pages
- Competitor gaps
Claim Audit
Pulls every material claim and attaches its source.
- Product facts
- cited sources
- exact quote per claim
Draft + Sources, export-ready
Learns your brand before anything gets written.
- Brand knowledge base
- Source pages
- Competitor gaps
AEO OptimizationPublish AEO-ready content weekly
Publish fast without tracking every AEO change. Question headings, direct answers, TL;DRs, schema. All built in, so you show up in more AI answers.
LEGAL & COMPLIANCECut your legal review cycle by days
Hand legal a draft with the source and exact quote behind every claim, so they can go through it fast without blocking you from executing.
BRAND RULESKeep every draft on brand
Get every piece on brand: tone, forbidden words, product naming, trademarks, typography, numbers. Anything that breaks a rule gets fixed.
Legal and Compliance
Built for fast and easy approval process
Rules run in code
Your banned phrasings and approved claims are enforced by a check that blocks, not by a model's judgment.
Whole pieces, with sources
You review the complete draft, with every material claim carrying the source it came from.
Fits your approval flow
The draft enters your existing review, at the point you already review drafts. Nothing about your process has to change.
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Proof
The method already has a track record
+311%
AI recommendation visibility, from one rewritten FAQ page. Global beauty brand.
5x
More AI citations for spec pages and professional reviews than for lifestyle content. Global consumer electronics manufacturer.
8.84% → 79.81%
Product-update visibility across 25 published posts, in under 5 months. Personal-finance software company.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the content topic come from?
From a gap. The same analysis that shows which questions you're not cited for feeds the brief, so a run starts from a specific thing you're losing. You can also point it at a page or a topic you already have in mind.
What do we get at the end, and how long does it take?
A finished draft in export-ready markdown, with the sources section attached or stripped out, plus the claim list behind it. Minutes, not an agency cycle.
How on-brand is the draft, really?
Two mechanisms. The writer only has your brand knowledge and the brief to work from, with no access to the open web. Then a check runs against your compliance model: forbidden words, product naming, formatting, trademark handling. Anything that breaks it gets blocked and comes back with the fix.
Are the rules enforced in code, or is it the model's judgment?
In code. The brand and claims checks are separate deterministic passes that run alongside the writing. They either pass a draft or stop it.
Does anything auto-publish?
No. Every draft comes to a person. You get export-ready markdown, with or without the sources section, and someone on your side decides what happens to it.
Can it work inside our approval workflow, or does it replace it?
Inside it. The draft arrives at the point where you already review drafts, and everything downstream stays as it is: your copy pass, your legal read, your sign-off, your publishing steps. What changes is the state it arrives in.
Can I publish straight into our CMS?
Not today. While this runs as a managed service, you get export-ready drafts and your team publishes them. Most of the enterprise teams we work with prefer it that way, because their own review and publishing steps sit in the middle.
Do you write our content for us?
No, and most enterprise teams tell us they don't want that. You get the brief, the draft and the evidence. Your writers keep the voice and the sign-off. Nobody starts from a blank page.
What's left for my writers to do?
The judgment. The draft arrives structured, checked and sourced, so what's left is the part only a writer does: the phrasing, the argument, what to cut. And if the structure it produces isn't how your team writes, the rules live in a document you edit, so change them.
Where did a specific claim in this draft come from?
Open the claim review panel. Every material claim is listed with its source and the exact quote it rests on, and you can export that alongside the draft.
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