Blog & SEO
Your website's content factory: the AI writes the draft following your editorial line and your tone of voice, the SEO checklist shows item by item what is holding the ranking back, and publishing to WordPress happens in one click — always YOUR click.
What you find on this screen
A portrait of the screen, read from the screen itself — it changes when the screen changes.
Available actions
Generate draft nowNew postSaveCloseApproveRejectPublish to WordPress
Form fields
TítuloA manchete do post, que é o que decide se alguém clica no resultado da busca.
Endereço amigávelO trecho final da URL. Trocar depois de publicado quebra os links que já existem.
Palavra-chave focoO termo que este post disputa na busca. Dois posts na mesma palavra competem entre si.
Meta descriçãoO resumo que aparece embaixo do título no resultado da busca.
SituaçãoSe o texto está em rascunho, aguardando revisão, aprovado ou publicado.
OrigemSe o texto foi escrito por gente ou gerado pela plataforma a partir da pauta.
RevisorQuem leu e liberou o texto antes de ele ir ao ar.
Publicado emQuando o post entrou no ar. É a data que a busca considera.
Endereço publicadoOnde o post ficou no blog, para conferir o resultado sem procurar.
Observação da revisãoO que o revisor pediu para ajustar antes de aprovar.
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What it's for
Organic traffic is the cheapest acquisition channel in the long run, but it demands consistency — and consistency is exactly what dies first amid the rush. Here the AI guarantees the rhythm (1 draft per day or per week, you choose) and you guarantee the quality: nothing goes live without human review and approval.
Rules
The AI never publishes on its own
A hard rule, written into the code: the robot only GENERATES A DRAFT. Publishing requires three human decisions — review, approve and click Publish. This follows Google's public helpful-content guidelines: content produced at scale without human oversight is exactly the pattern that search engines demote.
The SEO checklist explains each item
Keyword in the title, meta description and first paragraph; title up to 60 characters; meta up to 155; text with 800+ words; H2/H3 subheadings; short sentences. Each item has an "i" that explains WHY it matters — the goal is for you to learn the criterion, not just follow the list.
Drafts don't become an endless queue
The generator respects a limit: while there's 1 AI draft pending review, it won't create another. If you don't review it, the pipeline stops — on purpose. Accumulated unreviewed content is a liability, not an asset.
Frequently asked questions
Can I write from scratch?
Yes. The "New post" button creates a manual post (MANUAL origin) that goes through the same checklist and the same approval flow. The AI is a tireless junior writer — not the owner of the blog.
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