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How Blogo works
Plain answers to what Blogo reads, what it will not state, what holds a draft, and what you approve.
- How Blogo writes an article, from topic to draftThe order Blogo works in, from topic to WordPress draft: what is decided before writing, what is checked after, and the points where it stops for you.
- How Blogo checks the facts in a draftBlogo lists the checkable statements in a draft and checks each one. What happens to wrong, unconfirmed and confirmed statements, and what is not checked.
- Where the numbers in a draft come fromA figure appears in a Blogo draft only if it is in your own answers or brand details, or on the page linked in that sentence. Code reads the page.
- What holds a draft, and what is only a suggestionBlogo sorts review findings into two groups: what must be settled before a draft can go to WordPress, and suggestions that never hold it. The full lists.
- The questions Blogo asks you before it writesBefore writing, Blogo asks you 3 to 5 questions about what only your business knows. At least one answer is required, and “I don’t know” is allowed.
- How Blogo reads the pages that already rankBlogo reads the Google top ten for your keyword to see what those pages cover and which figures they state, then counts what your page adds.
- How Blogo finds official sourcesBlogo looks for primary sources twice: a topic search, then a search inside the website of the organisation that is the authority. It often finds none.
- What “Fix automatically” does, and what stays with youBlogo’s automatic fix asks a model for named sentence replacements and applies them with code. Headings and pictures cannot change. What you still decide.
- What Blogo sends to WordPressBlogo creates one WordPress draft post per approved article: title, body, slug. It never publishes, edits or deletes. Sending is off in the pilot.
- How the Search Console connection worksBlogo asks Google for read-only Search Console access, stores the tokens encrypted, and uses your queries and pages to plan articles. Here is the detail.
- Images, visual checks and credit linesBlogo takes images from licensed stock sources, has each one visually checked against its section, and adds a credit line. No match means no image.
- Links: internal, external and checkedInternal links come from your own published pages. Dead links hold the draft. Pages you compete with are not linked unless you allow it.
- The “Is Google showing it yet?” checkAfter an article goes live, Blogo asks Search Console on day 7 and day 14 whether Google shows the page, and tells you in one sentence what to do.
- Credits, plans and limitsOne new article costs 10 credits, returned if no draft is delivered. Plans start at $39 a month. Checkout is not open yet: the pilot is free.
- What Blogo reads, stores and sendsBlogo reads your public site, the Search Console data you connect and your answers. Here is what it stores, what goes to providers, and what it never does.
- API and MCP serverCreate, plan and write articles from your own code or AI agent.