Content plan

A calendar that follows your strategy, not ours

Your keyword pool becomes a scheduled plan. Generate a steady drip, batch a launch week, or keep a month quiet — the calendar takes the shape you give it.

How it works

  1. 1

    Group

    Define clusters — a topic, its target keywords, tone, length and internal linking rules.

  2. 2

    Schedule

    Pick a generation cadence and hour per cluster. Cadence keeps the rhythm from there.

  3. 3

    Review

    Articles generate ahead of time and wait for your approval.

What you get with content plan

Your cadence, your call

Daily, weekly, every two weeks or monthly — set per cluster, in your own timezone.

Review queue

Every generated article waits for your approval and remains fully editable.

Internal linking rules

Describe how posts in a cluster should link to each other and to your money pages.

Run history

Every scheduled run is logged with its outcome, so a quiet week is explainable rather than mysterious.

Survives restarts

Jobs interrupted mid-generation are recovered automatically, with idempotency checks so nothing runs twice.

Quota aware

Generation pauses cleanly at your daily limit instead of failing article by article.

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The rest of the engine

The right keywords are the ones you can actually win

Cadence scans your site and niche, pulls measured search volume, difficulty and CPC from a live data provider, and scores every keyword against what your site can realistically rank for.

Researched first, written second

Every article starts from the keyword's intent and the pages already ranking for it, then gets written in your brand voice with structure, metadata, schema and internal links in place.

New articles grow traffic. Old pages are where you lose it.

Site Coverage crawls the pages you already have, compares them against your real Search Console data, and ranks every finding by the clicks you'd gain from fixing it.

Put your content calendar to work.

Add a site, pick a cluster, and generate your first article for review.