No central planning
Ideas, deadlines and statuses live in documents, agendas and individual messages.
Plan, write, review and publish business content from one clear workflow. For small editors and companies that want to publish structurally without losing control over quality, brand voice and costs.
Topics, feedback, SEO fields and publication moments spread quickly. As a result, there is a lack of overview and valuable knowledge remains unused.
Ideas, deadlines and statuses live in documents, agendas and individual messages.
It is not always visible who has assessed a concept and what still needs to be adjusted.
SEO information, images and WordPress publications always require the same preparatory steps.
The Content Engine supports the route from first topic to planned publication, with human control as a permanent part.
Record the target group, proposition, tone of voice, writing rules and unwanted terms once centrally.
Manage topics, owners and publication dates through the line idea, planned, draft, review, approved and published.
Develop a briefing into an editable article draft. AI supports the preparation; the editors determine what is useful and correct.
Editors and reviewers work in clear roles. Only explicitly approved content can be scheduled.
Manage SEO title, meta description, slug, internal link suggestions, featured image and article alt text.
Prepare planned WordPress publishing and keep track of model consumption, cost estimates and a monthly limit.
Each step has a clear owner and outcome. This way the team always knows what is ready, what requires attention and what can be published.
Brand rules and subject matter form the basis for every concept.
Generate a first version and improve content, structure and wording.
Explicitly check facts, claims, SEO, image and publication time.
Prepare approved content for scheduled publication in WordPress.
The current pilot is intended to test the editorial flow with VDW in practice. We set up the brand profile, plan real topics and go through generation, editing and approval together.
During a short demonstration we discuss the current working method, desired publication frequency and the most logical pilot design.
The Content Engine will have a connector layer for websites and social channels. We finalize and test these connections before the service is offered to the public.
Publish articles, metadata, images and scheduling to WordPress. For Shopify, we connect blogs and articles via the Admin GraphQL API.
Create channel variants, get them approved and prepare them for immediate publication or concept transfer. Availability depends on account type, permissions and approval by the respective platform.
Each connector receives secure authentication, status registration, error messages and controlled retries, so that a failed publication remains visible and is not duplicated.
An organization only activates the channels it uses. Roles, approval and publishing rights remain separate per brand and link.