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Articles that bring customers in. You approve.

James turns your keywords into a brief, Sarah plans and prices the work, and Priya writes it. Every article arrives complete, with at least 1,200 words, its featured image, metadata and an FAQ for AI search. Nothing goes live on your website until you say yes.

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1,200+words in every article, never fewer
2 creditsper article, featured image included
100%approved by you before it goes live
Priya · Content managerBoss, your sourdough article is ready for you: 1,284 words, featured image included.
Draft · Kettle RowWrite · blog article
Ready for you
Two loaves of sourdough on a wooden board in a caféFeatured image · included

Why our sourdough takes 36 hours

Focus keyword slow-fermented sourdough
Words1,284
Title tag and meta description Image alt text "In short" summary and FAQ Structured data
James · SEO strategistThe brief: focus keyword and the questions people ask. Keyword in the title and description.
Live on kettlerow.levelupgrowth.io/blog
Write article2 credits
Approved
The engine

From a keyword to a published article, in five steps.

Every article goes through the same pipeline. Each step is done by a specialist, the cost is shown before anything is made, and the approval gate sits before anything reaches your website. Watch one go round.

01 · JAMESFinds the topic
Keyword briefslow-fermented sourdoughQuestions people ask · pages to link
02 · SARAHPlans and prices it
Article · sourdoughQueued
Priya · 2 credits
03 · PRIYAWrites it
Words1,284
Featured image · metadata · FAQ for AI search
04 · YOUApprove
Write article2 credits
Approved
05 · LIVEPublished and shared
On your blogA share post for each connected network, waiting for your OK
Complete on arrival

Every article lands finished, not as a first draft.

The parts that usually get skipped are part of the article itself, checked before it reaches you.

kettlerow.levelupgrowth.io/blog/why-our-sourdough-takes-36-hours
Two loaves of sourdough on a wooden board in a café Kettle Row · Bakery · 6 min read

Why our sourdough takes 36 hours

In shortWe ferment every loaf slowly, for 36 hours, because time builds the flavour, the crust and a bread that keeps. Here is what happens in those hours.

What slow fermentation does

Come and taste it: see our menu or plan your visit.

Questions

Is slow-fermented sourdough easier to digest?
When is the bread baked?
  • At least 1,200 words

    A draft that falls short is never marked ready and never published. The summary and FAQ come on top.

  • Its featured image, included

    Made for the article, with alt text that says what is in it.

  • Title tag, description and focus keyword

    Set from the keyword brief, so the page is ready for search the moment it goes live.

  • Written for AI answers too

    An "In short" summary, an FAQ and structured data, so search engines and AI tools can quote you.

  • Linked to your own pages

    Alex, your technical SEO engineer, suggests links to your menu, services and booking pages, so readers keep going.

  • In your voice

    Written from your brand notes and the tone you set once, on topics that are yours.

Automation and approval

What runs on its own, and what always waits for you.

Runs on its own

  • Turning your keywords into article briefs.
  • Writing each article with its featured image, metadata, summary and FAQ.
  • Holding back any draft under 1,200 words.
  • Checking every article against its brief before it reaches you.
  • Suggesting links to your own pages.
  • Writing a share post for each connected network when an article goes live.

Always waits for you

  • Any work that uses credits: you see the cost first.
  • Publishing an article to your website.
  • Sharing it on social, unless it is part of a campaign you approved.
  • Research and files: quoted before anything runs.
  • Your edits: every draft can be changed before you approve it.
Plans

Included in

Each article uses credits from your plan's monthly allowance. Publishing is free.

AI Lite $49/moGrowth $99/moPro $199/moAgency $399/mo
Questions

What owners ask about Content.

How long are the articles?

At least 1,200 words. A draft that falls short is never marked ready and never published. The "In short" summary and the FAQ for AI search come on top of that.

Does every article come with an image?

Yes. The featured image is part of the article and included in its price, with alt text that describes it.

What does an article cost?

Two credits from your plan's monthly allowance, featured image included. Publishing it to your website costs nothing. Sarah shows the cost before anything is made.

Will it write off-topic?

Each article starts from a keyword brief and your brand notes, and Sarah reviews it against the brief before it reaches you. Work that drifts is sent back, never published.

Can I edit before publishing?

Yes. Every draft is editable, and nothing goes live on your website until you approve it.

Will AI search tools find it?

Every article carries an "In short" summary, an FAQ and structured data, written so search engines and AI answers can quote it.

Is the content disclosed as AI-written?

On our own blog, yes, with a byline. On yours, that is your decision.

Your content team is ready

Tell Sarah what you want to be found for. Priya starts writing.

Start free. You see the first article, its image and its cost before anything goes live.

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