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Content Factory
Content Factory is not a generic AI writing tool. It turns Strategy Map clusters into executable content work through strategy analysis, content writing, and trust reporting.
Main tabs
| Tab | Purpose |
|---|
| Strategy Analysis | Define content type, audience, pain points, blueprint, opportunities |
| Content Writing | Review the draft, structure, visuals, history, and SEO/AIO signals |
| Trust Report | Check claims, sources, evidence, and citation-readiness |
Citation-ready checklist
| Check | Question |
|---|
| Definition | Is there a clear answer AI can quote? |
| Headings | Do H2/H3 sections match real user questions? |
| Evidence | Are claims supported by sources and examples? |
| Comparison | Are alternatives, criteria, and trade-offs structured? |
| FAQ | Does the page answer buyer and customer questions? |
| Schema | Can Article, FAQPage, HowTo, or Product schema be applied? |
| Freshness | Are dates, sources, and facts current? |
When to use it
Use Content Factory when a cluster is marked as a GEO opportunity, when competitors are cited more often, when existing SEO pages are not cited by AI, or when you need structured content for non-brand questions.
Turn meeting language into public content deliverables
Content Factory can convert customer-meeting explanations into public, reusable content structures. Do not include customer names, private metrics, emails, or proposal details. Use anonymized vertical scenarios instead.
| Meeting language | Public content structure | What to check in Content Factory |
|---|
| “If SEO is broken, GEO is hard.” | SEO recovery → question clusters → GEO expansion guide | titles, metadata, H2, internal links, old content refresh |
| “AI expands into recommendation and comparison questions.” | definition, comparison, and FAQ blocks for each fan-out question | question-led headings, comparison tables, decision criteria |
| “Newsroom, YouTube, and third-party sources matter.” | owned-media hub and fact-sheet content | official sources, external evidence, entity explanation |
| “Local questions differ by branch.” | branch landing pages, local FAQ, foreign-language guides | location, service, visit questions, schema links |
| “Content needs clusters, not one-off posts.” | definition + comparison + FAQ/checklist + case cluster | internal links, next pages, topical authority |
A strong draft is not only well-written. It has evidence structure that AI systems can reuse: first-paragraph definition, question-led headings, tables, FAQ, freshness, sources, and internal links.
Feature use cases
Content Factory is the execution screen that turns meeting language into deliverables.
| Use case | What to create | Review checklist |
|---|
| Non-brand conversion questions | Recommendation, comparison, before-signup content | Selection criteria, comparison table, FAQ, evidence. |
| SEO recovery then expansion | Rewrite existing posts and adjacent-keyword content | Title, meta, H2, internal links, category fit. |
| Enterprise newsroom improvement | Fact sheet, FAQ, entity hub, English PR template | Official source, freshness, schema readiness. |
| Local operations | Branch landing page, local FAQ, visitor guide | Address, hours, service name, LocalBusiness schema. |
| Agency reporting | Sample content after one-page diagnosis | Clear before/after structure for the client. |
Meeting questions should become content through this path:
Customer question
→ anonymized public question
→ Strategy Map cluster
→ content blueprint
→ draft review
→ trust/evidence checks
→ weekly report tracking