Affiliate Review Line
Product roundups with verdict tables, pros and cons, and disclosure blocks placed correctly.
- Verdict table first
- Per-product criteria
- Buying checklist close
Work order · open → line → QA → ship
Your blog, run like a production line
AI Blog Factory turns article writing into a repeatable process. Configure a content blueprint once — structure, voice, keywords, internal links — then open work orders and let the line produce consistent, SEO-ready drafts that only ship after passing a QA gate.
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ST-01
Research
Pulls angles, questions and competing pages for the topic.
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ST-02
Outline
Builds the section plan from your blueprint's structure.
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ST-03
Draft
Writes every section in your saved voice and tone.
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ST-04
Optimize
Works in keywords, links and metadata naturally.
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ST-05
QA Gate
Scores the draft; only passing articles ship.
QA PASSED
Press "Run a work order" to watch the line
Every article moves through five stations. Nothing ships until the QA gate signs off on structure, keywords and readability.
Running production for 900+ blogs
Northpine Media
RankHarvest
Fieldnote Labs
Blue Ledger
Wandery
Blueprints
Set the standard once. Reuse it forever.
A blueprint is your saved recipe for a content type — the structure, tone, keyword rules and internal-link targets. Every work order opened against it comes out on-brand, without re-prompting.
How-To Line
Step-by-step tutorials with numbered stages, requirements lists and troubleshooting sections.
- Requirements up front
- Numbered steps
- Troubleshooting table
Comparison Line
Head-to-head "X vs Y" articles with criteria sections and a clear recommendation per reader profile.
- Criteria-by-criteria
- Comparison table
- Pick per profile
Answer Line
Question-led posts built to win featured snippets, with the direct answer in the first 60 words.
- Answer-first lede
- FAQ block
- Schema-ready headings
1.8Marticles produced on the line
92%of drafts pass QA on the first run
4 minaverage order-to-draft time
900+blogs in active production
The stations
Five stations. One standard.
Every work order passes through the same line, so article #400 holds the same standard as article #4.
ST-01
Research station
Collects the angles, questions and gaps around your topic so the article covers what readers actually search for — not just what a prompt guesses.
ST-02
Outline station
Applies your blueprint's structure: which sections appear, in what order, and how long each should run. You approve or edit outlines before drafting on higher plans.
ST-03
Draft station
Writes each section in the voice you saved — sentence length, formality, first or third person — so every article sounds like your publication.
ST-04
Optimize station
Places primary and secondary keywords naturally, adds internal links from your saved link map, and writes the title tag and meta description.
ST-05
QA gate
Scores structure, readability, keyword coverage and link health. Articles below your threshold loop back automatically instead of reaching your CMS.
How it works
From idea to shipped article in four moves
Open a work order
Enter a topic or paste a keyword. One order equals one article.
Assign a blueprint
Pick the line it runs on — review, how-to, comparison or your own custom blueprint.
The line runs
Research, outline, draft and optimization happen in sequence. Watch progress live.
QA & ship
Passing articles land in your review queue or publish straight to your CMS.
Output formats
Built for the content your blog actually needs
Long-form blog articles
Full posts from 800 to 3,000 words with proper heading hierarchy, an FAQ block and a conclusion that points somewhere.
- H2/H3 structure from your blueprint
- Internal links from your link map
- Title tag and meta description included
Product reviews & roundups
Affiliate-ready reviews with verdict tables, honest pros and cons, and disclosure text where regulations expect it.
- Comparison and verdict tables
- Pros / cons per product
- Disclosure block placement
SEO titles & descriptions
Three title and meta-description options per article, written to length and checked against your primary keyword.
- Pixel-safe title lengths
- Keyword placement checked
- Options ranked by clarity
Social promotion posts
Three post variants per article for X and LinkedIn, each with a distinct hook so you can test what lands.
- Hook-first structure
- Hashtags from your keywords
- Character counts per network
The factory floor
Every order, every status, one screen
The dashboard shows your whole production run — what's queued, what's on the line, what passed QA and shipped.
app.aiblogfactory.com/floor
| Order | Title | Blueprint | Status |
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| WO-4131 | Best ergonomic chairs under $400 | Affiliate Review | Shipped |
| WO-4132 | How to soundproof a home office | How-To | On the line |
| WO-4133 | Notion vs Obsidian for students | Comparison | QA gate |
| WO-4134 | What is a sit-stand desk converter? | Answer | Queued |
| WO-4135 | Standing desk mats: do they matter? | Answer | Queued |
Who it's for
Built for people who publish on a schedule
Niche site builders
Keep three sites publishing weekly without three sets of prompts. One blueprint per site holds each voice steady.
Content agencies
Save a blueprint per client, run orders in client workspaces, and hand editors a QA-scored queue instead of raw drafts.
In-house marketing teams
Turn the company style guide into an enforced blueprint so every writer — human or AI — ships to the same standard.
Affiliate publishers
Roundups and reviews with disclosure blocks and verdict tables placed correctly, every single time.
SaaS & startup blogs
Ship a steady drumbeat of educational posts while the team stays focused on the product.
Solo bloggers
Do the thinking once, then let the line handle the repetitive 80% while you edit the parts readers remember.
The QA gate
Nothing ships on hope
Most AI writing tools stop at "here's your draft." AI Blog Factory treats the draft as work-in-progress until it clears a checklist you control. Set your thresholds once; the gate enforces them on every order.
Read the QA checklist- Heading structure matches the blueprint — no orphan H3s, no missing sections
- Primary keyword present in title, first 100 words and one H2
- Internal links resolve and point to pages in your link map
- Readability within your target grade level
- Metadata written and within pixel-safe lengths
From the floor
What operators say
Pricing
Plans that scale with your output
Start free with 25 articles a month. Upgrade when the line needs more capacity.
Free
For trying the line
$0/mo
Free forever
- 25 articles per month
- 1 user seat
- 2 blueprints
- Demo generator access
- QA gate scoring
- Priority support
Starter
For solo publishers
$23/mo
Billed annually ($276/yr)
- 100 articles per month
- 1 user seat
- 10 blueprints
- QA gate scoring
- Export to Markdown & HTML
- Email support
Professional
For growing blogs
$63/mo
Billed annually ($756/yr)
- 500 articles per month
- 3 user seats
- Unlimited blueprints
- QA gate with custom rules
- WordPress & Ghost publishing
- Priority email support
Agency
For teams & client work
$159/mo
Billed annually ($1,908/yr)
- 2,000 articles per month
- 10 user seats
- Unlimited blueprints
- Client workspaces
- API access (when connected)
- Dedicated support channel
Why a line beats a prompt
AI Blog Factory vs the alternatives
| Capability | AI Blog Factory | Generic AI chat | Freelance writers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consistent structure across articles | ✓ Enforced by blueprint | Depends on prompt | Varies by writer |
| Automatic QA before publishing | ✓ Built-in gate | — | Manual editing |
| Internal links from a saved map | ✓ Automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Cost per 2,000-word article | From ~$0.13 | Low, plus your time | $80–$400 |
| Turnaround per article | Minutes | 30–60 min hands-on | 3–10 days |
| Voice stays stable at volume | ✓ Saved voice profile | Drifts | ✓ With one writer |
Questions
Before you start the line
No key is needed to try the demo line — it runs entirely in your browser. Production generation runs through a connected AI provider; details are in the FAQ and documentation.
The voice profile in your blueprint controls sentence rhythm, formality and perspective, and the QA gate rejects the filler patterns that make AI text obvious. Most teams still give shipped drafts a quick human pass — the point is that the pass takes minutes, not hours.
Yes — Professional and Agency plans push passing articles to WordPress or Ghost as drafts or scheduled posts. Free and Starter plans export Markdown, HTML and plain text.
Open your first work order
Free plan, 25 articles a month, no credit card. Set up a blueprint in ten minutes and watch the line run.
Start freeStart the Starter plan
$23/mo billed annually
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