Content calendar with AI: topics, production and review in one flow
The company blog and LinkedIn page sit idle for weeks because the expert has no time to write. The content that does go out is generic and does not sound like the company. The editorial calendar is a spreadsheet nobody updates.
Content with AI, step by step
Topics grounded in real input
The agent combines customer questions, sales conversations and market searches to suggest topics your audience is looking for.
Brand voice
Drafts follow the tone-of-voice guide, the company's materials and interviews with experts, with no generic text.
Review by the expert
Each piece goes through a review flow with the expert and marketing. Nothing is published without approval.
A calendar that moves
The content calendar becomes a Pipe with deadlines for topic, draft, review and publication, and the agent chases each stage.
Less repetitive work. More control.
- Publishing at a steady pace
- Content that sounds like the company
- Experts reviewing instead of writing from scratch
- A content calendar that stays current
Systems used in this solution
Ready-made AI teams for this work
SEO content team
Keyword research, briefs, drafts and updates to old posts, based on what people search and what Search Console shows.
Social media team
A month of post ideas, drafts in your brand voice and answers to comments, all approved by you before they go live.
Campaigns and e-mail team
Segments, e-mail flows and ads built from your customer data, with a report on what each campaign actually returned.
Questions about content with AI
Will the content read as if an AI wrote it?
The agent follows the company's tone of voice and draws on the knowledge of your experts. Human review makes sure the text comes out sounding like your brand.
Who owns the content produced?
The company. The content is produced for you, based on your materials.
Does it integrate with our website and tools?
Yes, with WordPress, Notion, Google Drive and the company's social networks.
Does the agent use internal information in the texts?
Only what you authorize. Confidential information stays out of the content agent's reach.
