Fresh articles on every site,
on its own schedule.
Every article starts from keyword research, then gets written, illustrated and given a meta description. It goes live on the day the schedule for that site says. You check the calendar, not the drafts.
The run board, at a glance.
An illustration of the AutoBlogger run board. Sites and titles are made up.
- Mon · roofing.example
How to tell if your gutters need replacingQueued - Tue · plumbing.example
What to do when your hot water runs coldQueued - Thu · fencing.example
Timber vs. steel fencing: which lasts longer?Queued - Fri · roofing.example
Five signs of a leaking roof after rainQueued
Blogs stall after month two.
Everyone starts a blog. Few keep it going on one site, let alone ten.
A post when someone remembers.
Drafts pile up in docs, images go missing, and publishing means a developer. Most sites go quiet within a few months.
A steady rhythm per site.
Articles are researched, written and queued ahead of time. Each one goes live on the day the schedule says.
From keyword to live page.
The whole publishing chain, without the handoffs.
Every article starts from keyword and search results research, so it answers what people actually search.
Each article gets a hero image and a meta description written for it.
Set how often each site publishes. One a week here, two a week there.
See what goes out when. Move, swap or hold any article in the queue.
Articles are committed to the site repo and go live with the next build. No copy-paste into a CMS.
Set the rhythm. Watch it publish.
Set up once per site, then it runs.
Point AutoBlogger at the site and its repo.
Choose how often it publishes and which topics it covers.
Articles land in the queue ahead of time. Edit or reorder if you want.
On the day, the article is committed and the site rebuilds with it.
Four ways to run it.
Run it yourself, or have us run it.
Install the app and run it yourself. Updates are pushed to you as we ship them.
Pay once and keep the version you bought. Good if you prefer to own the tool outright.
We run it on a private environment set up for your business. You log in and use it. We keep it running.
Our team runs it with the same tool and sends you the results.
Talk to us for pricing.
Contact usWhat people ask us first.
Do I have to approve every article?
No. You can review the queue whenever you like, but the schedule runs on its own if you leave it.
Which sites does it work with?
Sites built from a code repository, such as static sites and modern frameworks. Talk to us about your setup.
Can different sites publish at different speeds?
Yes. Every site has its own schedule and its own queue.
Can you run it for us?
Yes. We can run it as a done-for-you service: we set the topics, keep the queue full and watch it publish.
Tell us what you need. We reply within one business day.
A real person reads every message. If we are not the right fit, we will tell you who is.
Prefer to talk? Pick a time that suits you. No slide decks. No hard sell.
Thanks — we'll be in touch.
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