Ranking content needs more than a prompt
One-prompt blog writers produce articles that look fine, they say what the top ten results already say. Search engines and AI assistants have plenty of that, so it rarely ranks or gets cited.
Contengi's blog writer runs a full workflow. It checks the search results, studies the competing articles, pulls facts from the domains you trust, writes to your brand rules, and adds FAQs and meta fields. You get a draft worth editing, with room for your own expertise.
What the blog writer does
Keyword ideas from your data
Search Console shows the queries sitting just off page one, ready to queue as articles.
Research before writing
The writer reviews the current results for the keyword and builds an outline around what searchers need.
Sources you approve
Statistics and external links come from the domains on your approved list.
Your voice and rules
Every article is written from your knowledge base and checked against your hard rules and the anti-slop rule set.
SEO fields included
SEO title, meta description, FAQs, and a slug come with every draft.
Publish when ready
Edit in the editor, then send the article straight to your website.
From keyword to live post
Step 1
Choose the keyword
Type one in or pick a suggestion from Search Console.
Step 2
Research and outline
The writer studies what ranks and plans the article.
Step 3
Draft and check
The article is written in your voice and checked against your rules.
Step 4
Edit and publish
Make your edits and send it to your site.
Is it a fit?
A good fit if
- You want organic traffic without hiring a team of writers
- You care how your articles read as well as how they rank
- You have expertise worth putting into your content
Probably not a fit if
- You want hundreds of articles a month with no review
- You are after thin, keyword-stuffed pages
In the platform
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How LLM reporting and tracking works. Here's the full breakdown.
Everyone is rushing to get their brand into LLM responses. But how do you actually track it? There is only one method. And at scale, it's expensive to run.
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How to track brand mentions on LLMs (and what the data actually shows)
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FAQ
Common questions
Can AI-written blog posts rank on Google?
Yes. Google ranks helpful content however it was produced. AI articles rank when they answer the search intent well, include first-hand experience or original input, and get reviewed by someone who knows the subject.
How is this different from writing blogs in ChatGPT?
A chat assistant writes from a single prompt with no memory of your brand or the search results. Contengi's blog writer researches the keyword, reads your knowledge base, follows your rules, and produces the SEO fields and FAQs in one workflow.
Does it publish to my website?
Yes. Finished articles can be sent straight to your site, so publishing no longer means copying and pasting.
How many blogs can I write?
It depends on your Anthropic usage. The pricing section on the homepage estimates around 60 blogs on $25 of monthly API spend and around 120 on $50.
An AI SEO blog writer that sounds like your brand
Set up your knowledge base once, with a strategist. Every agent works from it on day one.
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