A shared process from plan to draft
Content automation platform for planning, drafting and approval
Build a brand profile from each website, review a keyword plan and prepare content in an approval queue. AutoMarketer gives teams and agencies drafts they can edit, approve and export.
- A proposed direction before drafting
- Keyword plan
- A shared place to review content
- Approval queue
- Separate brand profiles for client websites
- Client context
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What gets written
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The short answer
A content automation platform connects the decisions about what to write with the preparation and review of drafts. AutoMarketer starts from a website, builds a brand profile and keyword plan, and drafts content into an approval queue. Teams export approved work as CSV, Markdown or HTML. Agencies can keep separate profiles for client websites. Publication stays with your team.
In the product
What you get
Business context from a URL
Build a brand profile from the website so planning and writing share the same understanding of the offer and audience.
Keywords and topics before drafts
Review a proposed keyword plan and content direction before your team decides which work to prepare.
Content across your plan channels
Starter includes SEO and social. Growth adds email and Google Ads copy based on the same business context.
Review before handoff
Read, edit, approve or reject drafts in the queue before exporting content for a client or publishing team.
Separate client brand profiles
Agency keeps a separate profile for each client website, with client folders and white label client files.
Portable approved work
Export as CSV, Markdown or HTML and continue through the publishing tools and accounts your team already uses.
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Start with the website
Enter the business or client URL to build a brand profile and see the proposed marketing direction.
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Review the keyword plan
Check proposed topics against the offer, audience and content priorities before reviewing the writing.
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Approve the content
Use the shared queue to edit drafts and approve or reject the work before it leaves your review process.
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Export for handoff
Download approved content as CSV, Markdown or HTML. Your team or client handles publishing from their own accounts.
Use cases
Who it is for
Teams sharing editorial work
Give writers and reviewers a common brand profile, proposed plan and queue for checking drafts.
Agencies handling client websites
Keep the context of each client separate while preparing content your team reviews before delivery.
Marketers coordinating channels
Prepare SEO, social, email and ad drafts from shared context, with the available channels set by your plan.
Teams keeping their publishing tools
Export approved content into an existing handoff process and keep control of what goes live.
Compared
Separate drafting tasks and a shared content workflow
| Workflow question | Separate briefs and drafting sessions | AutoMarketer |
|---|---|---|
| Business context | Repeated in individual briefs | A website based brand profile |
| Planning | Topics selected before each brief | A proposed keyword and content plan |
| Draft preparation | Separate writing tasks by format | Drafts for the channels in your plan |
| Editorial review | Organized through your own process | An approval queue for editing and review |
| Client context | Managed in separate briefing documents | Separate brand profiles for client websites |
| Handoff | Files prepared through your own process | CSV, Markdown or HTML exports |
| Publication | Your team handles publishing | Your team handles publishing |
What a content automation platform connects
A content automation platform should help a team move from deciding what to write to reviewing work that is ready for handoff. AutoMarketer begins with a website URL, builds a brand profile and proposes a keyword plan. The starting context covers the business offer, audience and tone so reviewers can assess the direction before focusing on individual drafts.
For teams, the value is a shared basis for the work. Separate briefs can describe the same business differently, leaving editors to reconcile the results later. A website based profile provides common context for planning and drafting. Your team still checks that the proposed topics represent the actual business and match its editorial priorities.
Move from keywords to reviewed drafts
Review the keyword plan and decide whether the proposed content belongs in your calendar. Starter includes SEO articles and social posts, while Growth adds email and Google Ads copy. The available formats depend on the plan, but the workflow keeps the business context connected to the drafts your team evaluates.
Generated content enters an approval queue where team members can read, edit, approve or reject it. Review factual statements, offers and tone before approving anything. Automation prepares the work for that decision. It does not replace the knowledge of the people responsible for the brand or remove the need to check public claims.
Keep client context through the handoff
Agencies can use separate brand profiles for client websites. Agency also includes client folders and white label client files, supporting a handoff that reflects the client being served. Review each draft against the relevant business before delivering it, rather than assuming that generated copy is ready to publish without changes.
Approved work exports as CSV, Markdown or HTML. Your team can take those files into an existing delivery or publishing process. AutoMarketer does not publish articles, post to social networks or send emails for you. Those actions remain with your team or client through their own accounts after the content has been reviewed.
Assess the workflow before subscribing
Use the URL demo to see a keyword plan and sample drafts without creating an account. Compare the direction and copy with the work your team normally prepares. There is no free plan, and payments are final with no refunds, so the demo is the place to evaluate the fit before buying.
Monthly plans are Starter at $49, Growth at $149, Scale at $399 and Agency at $899. Check the pricing page for the channels and team needs covered by each plan. Choose the tier that fits your content preparation and client review process.
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