SEO & CONTENT
Content plan from demand data
The priced, gap-proven plan for next quarter - delivered as a Notion board your team can argue with.
Keyword IntelligenceSERPNotion
ONE MISSION · EVIDENCE ATTACHED
⟨ USE CASE · CONTENT ENGINE ⟩
Content as a system, running.
Briefs priced by demand data, drafts through a QA gate, decay watched per URL, every publish distributed on a map - the four loops of content operations, standing.
BRIEFS FROM DEMANDQA GATEDDECAY WATCHED
⟨ THE JOB TODAY ⟩
Where the week actually goes.
01 /
The calendar is not a strategy
Topics get chosen by intuition, drafted by whoever has time, and published into silence. Activity reads as health while the library quietly stops compounding.
02 /
AI drafting made volume cheap and trust expensive
Anyone can generate ten posts; the market punishes the teams that publish them unreviewed. The bottleneck moved from writing to judgment.
03 /
Winners decay while everyone looks forward
The pages that earned last year's traffic bleed positions to fresher rivals - and the calendar only ever schedules new.
⟨ THE FOUR LOOPS ⟩STANDING · LIVE
⟨ WITH ASTROFABRIC ⟩
What changes when agents carry the work.
Briefs from priced demand
The keyword universe priced, SERPs read, gaps proven - so every brief argues its own case before a word is drafted.
demand → gap → brief
Drafts through a real QA gate
Claims sourced, structure checked, voice enforced, the unsupported superlative blocked - before the approval queue, every time.
draft → QA → approve
Decay watched per URL
Every page's trajectory scored monthly; bleeding winners ranked into a refresh queue while recovery is cheap.
trajectory → triage → refresh
Distribution as a default
Every publish fans out on its channel map - native artifacts per channel, staged for approval - and what travels feeds next month's briefs.
publish → fan out → learn
⟨ MISSIONS YOU WOULD RUN ⟩
Described in plain language. Delivered end to end.
SEO & CONTENT
Rewrite decaying posts → Webflow drafts
The bleeding pages rewritten against what they lost and who took it - staged as drafts for your pass.
Keyword IntelligenceSERPWebflow
ONE MISSION · EVIDENCE ATTACHED
SEO & CONTENT
10 posts, each with its hero image
A batch produced end to end - drafted, QA-gated, illustrated - and staged in your CMS with links to review.
Keyword IntelligenceImage GenerationSanity
ONE MISSION · EVIDENCE ATTACHED
Three of a hundred. The full playbook library ships in every workspace, and anything you can describe becomes a mission.
⟨ GOVERNED AUTONOMY ⟩
Safe enough to actually turn on.
⟨ CONTROL PLANE ⟩ENFORCED AT RUNTIME · NOT ADVISORY
Nothing publishes unreviewed
The QA gate runs first and the approval queue runs second - machine speed on production, human judgment on release.
The brand voice is enforced, everywhere
Voice, banned claims and approved proof points ride every draft - one brand kit, injected into everything.
CMS writes are drafts by default
Content lands in your CMS as staged drafts. Going live is a button your team presses.
Questions, answered.
How does it decide what to write?
From demand evidence: search volumes, ranking gaps, the questions AI assistants answer poorly, and what your existing pages already cover. Every brief states why the topic earned its slot, so the calendar is a portfolio of reasoned bets rather than a brainstorm.
Who holds editorial control?
You do, structurally: drafts stage for review, publishing is an approval-gated write, and the brand kit constrains voice and claims. The engine supplies throughput; the taste and the final click stay with your editor. The engine proposes and produces; the publish decision remains a human click with a name attached to it.
What keeps quality from degrading at volume?
Every piece passes the same gates - word depth, sourced claims, structure, internal links, FAQ - and fails loudly rather than shipping thin. Volume without gates is how content farms die; the gates are why this compounds instead. A draft that cannot clear the bar is flagged for a human decision instead of quietly shipping thinner.
⟨ DEPLOY ASTROFABRIC ⟩
Turn the calendar into an engine.
Demand priced this week; the first gated drafts days later.