02Claude generates H2/H3 outline with extended thinking
03Tavily fetches live research per section
04Claude writes each section grounded in live research
+3 more →
1 article/dayProduction-ready, research-backed SEO articles published first-party build
Below $150Fully-loaded cost per published article first-party build
3.5xTraffic gain at 16+ posts/month vs. 4 or fewer industry benchmark
60–90 daysTypical time to close a keyword cluster gap first-party build
first-party / client deployment industry benchmark
§ The shift
What changes the day this goes live.
No jargon. Here's the before, and the after, for the people who feel it every day.
Today, without it
✗You're publishing 4 articles a month when Google rewards 16
✗Your AI writing tool still needs a human to make it publishable
✗Keyword cluster gaps are letting competitors own entire topic areas
✗Your content team spends half their time coordinating, not creating
→
From day one, with it
✓1 article/day Production-ready, research-backed SEO articles published
✓Below $150 Fully-loaded cost per published article
✓3.5x Traffic gain at 16+ posts/month vs. 4 or fewer
✓60–90 days Typical time to close a keyword cluster gap
§ Where it earns its keep
A new article a day. Nobody writing it.
An SEO content engine, tuned to your topic and your CMS.
The moment
“You need content velocity but have one marketer.”
What the AI does
Researches the keyword and the live search results
Drafts a structured, on-brand article with Claude
Publishes to your CMS, formatted and tagged
The winA daily indexed article, the output of a small content team.
The moment
“You rank nowhere because writing never happens.”
What the AI does
Targets local, high-intent keywords
Writes genuinely useful, human-sounding posts
Publishes on a steady cadence
The winSearch visibility that compounds while you run the business.
The moment
“Hundreds of products, zero guide or comparison content.”
What the AI does
Generates buying guides and comparisons at scale
Links to the right products automatically
Keeps the library fresh
The winThe long-tail content that wins organic traffic, without an agency.
The moment
“Client content is your lowest-margin, most-tedious work.”
What the AI does
Runs a separate engine per client and brand voice
Drafts to a reviewable queue, not straight live
Scales across every account
The winContent margins that finally work, quality kept, hours cut.
The moment
“You know SEO matters but writing always slips.”
What the AI does
Turns a topic list into a publishing schedule
Drafts in your voice for a quick edit
Handles formatting and publishing
The winA consistent blog that ships even on your busiest weeks.
How it works
AI in the loop, not Zapier with steps.
Every step is a real decision: read the context, make the call, take the action. Here's the path, end to end.
FIG.01, the execution path · 7 steps, fully automated
01Keyword pulled from Google Sheets queue
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02Claude generates H2/H3 outline with extended thinking
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03Tavily fetches live research per section
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04Claude writes each section grounded in live research
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05Sections aggregated and refined for voice and flow
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06SEO title variants and meta description generated
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07Article published directly to CMS via API
FIG.02, the actual workflow running in production · not a slide drawing
Built withn8n (orchestration)Tavily (live web research injected per section)Claude (outline + writing + refinement)Google Sheets (idea/keyword queue)WordPress API / Webflow API (publish)
§ Honest fit
Right for you? Straight answer.
We'd rather tell you it's the wrong build than ship you the wrong build.
A strong fit if
✓You publish fewer than 8 blog posts per month and have a keyword backlog longer than 3 months
✓You currently pay a freelancer or agency $300+ per article and still spend internal hours on each one
✓You run an SEO agency with 5+ content clients and content production is capping how many clients you can serve
✓You have an existing WordPress or Webflow site and a Google Sheets keyword list you can hand over
✓You need to close a topic cluster gap within 60–90 days without hiring a content coordinator
Probably not, if
✗Your content requires deep subject-matter expertise that cannot be grounded in public web research, medical, legal, or highly technical engineering content where proprietary knowledge is the entire value
✗You publish fewer than 2 articles per month and have no intention of scaling, the ROI math only works at consistent volume
✗Your brand voice is so idiosyncratic that every article requires a founder rewrite, the refinement pass handles most voice constraints, but not complete stylistic reinvention
Usually deployed byHead of Content at a SaaS company with a 6-month keyword backlog and a 2-person teamSEO agency owner running content programs for 8–15 clients with a single content coordinatorE-commerce marketing manager who needs 20 category and buying-guide articles to compete on long-tailFounder-led B2B company where thought leadership content is falling behind competitorsContent agency principal looking to expand client capacity without adding headcount
§ Talk it through
Not sure it's the right build? That's the 30-minute call.
We scope it against your real stack and tell you honestly if a simpler fix wins. Built and shipped by the Agentix engineering team, who we are →.
Scoped, built, QA'd and handed over, self-hosted, documented, owned by you. No per-seat fees, no lock-in.
Day 1
Scoping call: keyword queue review, CMS API credentials confirmed, brand voice brief captured, tone flags defined
n8n environment provisioned, Google Sheets queue template set up with your first 10 keywords loaded
Tavily API configured and tested against 3 sample keywords, source quality reviewed together
Days 2–3
Full pipeline built: Sheets trigger → Claude outline (extended thinking) → Tavily per-section research → Claude section writing → aggregation → voice refinement → title and meta generation
CMS integration built and tested: WordPress REST API or Webflow CMS API with draft-mode publish
First 3 articles generated from your queue and reviewed together, voice calibration pass applied
Days 4–5
Edge case handling: malformed keyword rows, Tavily rate limits, Claude API timeouts, all handled with retry logic and Slack error alerts
Auto-publish vs. draft-review mode configured to your preference
Handover: full workflow documentation, how to add keywords, how to adjust tone flags, how to pause or modify the schedule
Post-Launch
Monitor: article quality spot-checked at day 7, 14, and 30, Tavily source quality reviewed, Claude prompt tuning applied if needed
Optional: internal linking module added, workflow cross-references your existing published article list and injects relevant internal links per article
