Service 1 of 4
What gets written, and who writes it
One researched, hand-inspected source article with its images per publishing cycle. It is the single artifact the other 6 formats are derived from, so nothing goes out as the same text pasted twice.
$59 per website, per month
The deliverable
- Research passes, per service you sell
- 5
- Virtual authors generated for you
- 3
- Stages in the generation pipeline
- 6
- Formats derived from one article
- 7
- Regeneration points you control
- 3
- 1 article, 7 derived formats
- Inspected by hand, not sampled
What this service does
What $59 buys
- 5 research passes for every service you sell, before a word is written.
- A topical map you read, edit and regenerate while it is still a plan rather than an article.
- 3 virtual authors, each with its own expertise inside your niche and its own way of writing. They are personas, not people, and the site says so.
- Guardrails that check paragraph length, the presence of expert opinion and first-person experience against written editorial standards.
- Hand inspection of every item rather than a sample: 40-70% of it goes back, over 4-6 rounds, before anything ships.
- 7 derived formats built from that one article, each shaped for where it is going.
The 7 formats
Where you can intervene
Rewrite the content map before anything is written. Edit or regenerate an article after it is. Send an image back and change the prompt it was generated from. The 3 points run in order of what a change costs, cheapest first.
Not included, sold separately
- Daily publishing across 40 platforms, one variant built per destination: Content distribution, $59 per website, per month
- Tiered links built to the ~70% of posts that earn no citation unaided: Link building to posts, $59 per website, per month
- Measurement of the chain from a post visit to a visit at your own website: Attracting traffic to posts, $59 per website, per month
How it works mechanically
| Stage | Runs on | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| 1Research | Open models | Niche, angle, topical authority, intent, entities. |
| 2Generation | Gemini | Drafts the article from the research. |
| 3Guardrails | Codified rules | Validates paragraph length, expert opinion and first-person experience against explicit editorial standards. |
| 4Editing | Open models | Intent satisfaction, internal linking, cuts fluff, adds TL;DRs. |
| 5Polish | Grammarly | Final humanization pass. |
| 6Images | Nano Banana | Generated, inspected, regenerated on failure, watermarked with the customer branding. |
The 5 research passes
- Product researchWhat each selected service actually is and delivers. Most articles are written from this pass.
- Marketing researchHow the service should be positioned.
- Sales researchBuying cycle, decision-maker and objections.
- Topic map researchThe full question space the business has to cover.
- Expertise-type researchProduces three virtual authors with distinct expertise and writing styles.
Routed by task
9 open and frontier models, each assigned to the stage it does best. Sales research is kept separate from marketing research, which is what keeps the writing pointed at how your business actually converts rather than at how it presents.
Why 3 authors and not one
- A week of output under one voice reads as one machine. Three do not.
- Different phrasing and different takes keep the derived variants genuinely different from each other.
- Different expertise covers more of the same topical map without repeating an angle.
- First-hand experience, stated expertise and a consistent named author are the signals a search engine reads for authorship, and they come out of the construction rather than being bolted on.
Then a person reads it. Every item is inspected by hand, not sampled, and 40-70% of what the pipeline produces goes back for regeneration, typically over 4-6 rounds. Content ships when it meets the bar, however many passes that takes.
What you see in the dashboard
- The approved content map, and which of its topics have been written.
- Every source article with the images generated alongside it.
- All 7 derived formats per article, editable and downloadable.
- Which virtual author each article was written under.
- What was regenerated and how many rounds it took before it passed.
What the record carries for each article
- Article
- The source article, its topic from the map, and its images.
- Author
- Which of the 3 virtual authors it was written under.
- Formats
- Which of the 7 derived formats have been produced from it.
- Rounds
- How many regeneration rounds it took, and what was sent back each time.
- Status
- Whether the item passed inspection or is still being reworked.
What it costs
$59per website, per month
Content creation, bought on its own. Bundle it with any other service and every service in the bundle drops to $50. Each additional website repeats the same ladder, and there is no volume discount.
- 1 service$59$59 per service
- 2 services$100$50 per service
- 3 services$150$50 per service
- All 4$200$50 per service
The services either side of this one
Creation makes the article and the formats. Distribution takes them to the platforms, link building works on the posts that earn no citation there, and traffic measures who arrives at your site as a result.
Common questions
Who writes the articles?
3 virtual authors are generated per customer, each with distinct expertise in the niche and a distinct style. They are personas, not human writers, and we say so plainly.
Is the writing original?
Yes by construction. Articles are grounded in research into the services you sell, and derived article variants are reworded so nothing is syndicated verbatim.
Can I edit or regenerate an article?
Yes. Articles persist to your workspace where you can edit, rewrite or download them, and images can be reselected and regenerated from prompts you edit yourself.
Start with the writing
Answer 2 questions and the research runs. You read the content map before a word of the first article is written.