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Features

Every station, every control

AI Blog Factory is organized like the thing it replaces: an editorial production process. Here is what each part of the line does.

Blueprints

The standard, saved

Structure templates

Define the exact section order for a content type — intro style, H2 sequence, FAQ block, conclusion pattern — and every order follows it.

Voice profiles

Set sentence length, formality, perspective and banned phrases. The draft station writes inside those rails on every article.

Keyword rules

Tell each blueprint where the primary keyword must appear and how secondary terms should be distributed.

Internal link maps

Save the pages you want linked and the anchors you prefer; the optimize station places them where they fit.

CTA library

Store your calls to action once and let blueprints choose the right one per content type.

Blueprint sharing

Agency plans can duplicate a proven blueprint into a new client workspace in one click.

The line

Production, station by station

ST-01

Research station

Gathers the questions, angles and coverage gaps around the topic so the outline reflects what readers search for, not what a single prompt guesses.

ST-02

Outline station

Applies your structure template and proposes section-by-section word targets. Professional and Agency plans can require manual outline approval before drafting.

ST-03

Draft station

Writes each section against the outline in your saved voice, keeping terminology consistent across the whole article.

ST-04

Optimize station

Places keywords by your rules, inserts internal links from the map, and writes pixel-checked title tags and meta descriptions.

ST-05

QA gate

Scores structure, readability, keyword coverage and link health against your thresholds. Failing drafts loop back to the responsible station automatically.

Shipping

After the gate

Review queue

Passing articles wait in a queue with their QA score, so editors always know what to look at first.

CMS publishing

Push to WordPress or Ghost as a draft or a scheduled post, with metadata and featured-image slot filled in.

Exports

Download any article as Markdown, HTML or plain text — single files or a whole batch at once.

Production reports

Weekly summaries of orders opened, pass rates and words shipped, per site or per client.

Team roles

Owners set blueprints and QA rules; operators open orders; editors review the queue. Everyone sees only what they need.

Order history

Every article keeps its full station history, so you can trace exactly how a draft was produced.

See the line run on your topic

The demo generator uses the same station flow — try it with a real topic from your niche.

Open the demo generator