Tell CMSPost what you want to create. Build a client-aware editorial plan with research, keyword recommendations, content structure, conversion CTAs, a full draft, schema, and channel copy — all ready for human review.
Move beyond isolated AI writing prompts. The CMSPost AI Content Engine turns a request into a structured editorial process based on the selected client's business context.
Use the selected client's Entity Profile, services, and service areas to inform the editorial direction.
Develop a primary keyword, related keywords, target market, search intent, and editorial brief before drafting.
Include external research, source references, and facts that require verification in the editorial review process.
Create long-form content from an approved outline, with SEO titles, descriptions, headings, and supporting copy.
Map conversion opportunities into the beginning, middle, and end of the content.
Generate structured data and supporting copy for Google Business, Facebook, LinkedIn, and email.
An orderly process that preserves agency oversight from the first prompt through the final draft.
Enter a natural-language request, select the content type, and choose the research and SEO options.
Review the keyword strategy, editorial brief, outline, research plan, and proposed CTAs.
Produce the full content draft with SEO fields, sources, schema, and channel copy.
Check claims, edit the result, and open the draft in CMSPost Insights before publishing.
Different content needs call for different structures. Select the format that fits the client's strategy, then let CMSPost organize the writing workflow around it.
The engine displays its recommended SEO strategy, research needs, facts to verify, and reference sources so your team can assess the output.
Generated content remains a draft. Your agency reviews and edits it before deciding to publish.
Build Your Content WorkflowBring strategy, research, structured drafting, and review into one client-aware workspace — without giving up editorial control.
Rather than moving directly from a prompt to an article, CMSPost develops an editorial strategy and research plan first, then generates a structured draft for review in the context of a selected client account.
The workspace offers articles, content pages, comparisons, GEO/local pages, guides or pillar pages, and FAQs.
The engine can generate SEO titles, meta descriptions, keyword fields, and JSON-LD structured data as part of its draft. The agency should review their accuracy and suitability before publication.
Yes. The workflow displays a research plan, verification notes, source references, and a generated article preview for editorial review.
The engine provides an Open in Insights action that transfers the draft and supporting SEO fields to the CMSPost Insights editing workflow for further review.
CMSPost uses an agency-owned AI API key model for supported AI workflows. Agencies manage their own OpenAI account, usage, and billing through AI Settings.
