Autopilot Publisher
The publishing loop, automated end to end: find the gap, write the page, illustrate it, apply the schema, link it into your site, publish it and get it indexed — on a schedule you set, with the approval gates you want.
The problem it solves
- Content calendars slip because briefs never get written.
- New pages take two weeks to be indexed, if at all.
- Structured data and internal links are added last, or never.
- Nobody owns the boring loop: publish → index → measure → fix.
What's inside
Briefs are generated from the prompts and queries where you're actually missing, not from a generic keyword list.
Up to three articles a day on paid plans, with per-workspace fairness so no site is starved.
Every new page is wired into your existing hubs, and orphan pages get inbound links automatically.
Article, FAQPage and entity markup applied when the page ships, not as a later cleanup pass.
Pages are pushed for indexing the moment they publish, with retry on failure.
Draft-only mode keeps a human in the loop for commercial pages while the rest ships automatically.
Where it plugs in
Industry use cases
Category, comparison and buying-guide pages that answer engines can quote.
Alternative, integration and use-case pages that capture bottom-funnel intent.
Location and service pages with the entity signals local answers depend on.
High-volume programmatic pages kept structured, unique and indexed.