The full content marketing loop, in one place.
Content marketing is five jobs that usually live in five tools. Here they share one brand brain, so the plan, the draft, and the report all agree with each other.
- 01Assistant
Plan
Reads Search Console and GA4, finds striking-distance keywords and posts that are slipping, and proposes what to write.
- 02Research agent
Research
Pulls a cited report from the sources you approve, before a single sentence gets drafted.
- 03Content agents
Write
Blogs, posts, newsletters, and releases in your voice, each from the agent built for that format.
- 04Slop filters
Check and publish
Four filters and your hard rules run first. You approve, and it publishes to your site.
- 05LLM tracking
Measure and refresh
Rankings, traffic, and AI mentions show what landed. Slipping posts get refreshed at the same URL.
What you measure feeds the next plan, so the loop tightens every month.
Every part of content marketing, set up for you.
Every channel
One idea in. A week of content out.
Record a client call or a voice note, or start from a blog you already published. The transcript agent pulls out the topics and quotes worth using, then the social writer, the newsletter writer, and the SEO agent each take their cut in the format they were built for.
You end up with less rewriting and more publishing, because every piece starts from what you said instead of what a model guessed you might say.
Measured
Know what to write next, and what to fix.
Connect Search Console and Google Analytics and ask the marketing assistant the questions you would ask an analyst. Which posts lost clicks this month, which keywords sit on page two, what the competition wrote that you haven't.
LLM tracking adds the part search tools miss, whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok name your brand when someone asks about your category.
Clients ask for content every week. Contengi is the only way I can keep that promise without hiring another writer.
I run the store myself. Contengi writes the product and category content while I run the business.
It fixes the part of SEO that usually rots. Published posts get revisited against Search Console data instead of losing position quietly for a year.
One price for the platform. Tokens at cost.
FAQ
Common questions
What is an AI content marketing platform?
Software that runs the content marketing job with AI from start to finish: planning topics from your search data, researching, writing each format in your brand voice, publishing, and measuring what worked. Contengi does all of it from one brand knowledge base.
Which channels does Contengi cover?
SEO blog posts, LinkedIn and other social posts, newsletters, press releases, long-form opinion articles, YouTube upload packages, and blog images. One transcript or one blog can become all of them.
Does AI content hurt SEO?
Google ranks helpful content, whoever or whatever typed it. What hurts is thin, generic content. Contengi grounds every blog in keyword research, sources you approve, and your own point of view, then runs four slop filters before you see it.
How does it keep my brand voice?
Every agent reads your knowledge base before it writes: strategy, audience, tone of voice, writing guide, and hard rules. A strategist builds that knowledge base with you during setup and tunes it against your first real drafts.
Can it tell me what to write next?
Yes. Connect Search Console and GA4 and the marketing assistant finds striking-distance keywords, posts that are slipping, and topics your competitors cover that you do not. LLM tracking shows whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok mention you.
How much does it cost?
$50 a month in beta, with no seats, plus your Anthropic usage at cost on your own API key. Setup with a strategist is included.
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