Press runs your blog like a working editorial desk: research, drafting, review, imagery, and publishing — on schedule, to your standards, with every step on the record.
Point Press at a simple list of links — industry news, topics you want covered. It reads each one and queues the work.
Not a rewrite. Press researches the topic across multiple sources and drafts a brand-new piece — its own angle, its own structure, your voice.
Every draft is scored — accuracy, structure, originality, search-readiness — then corrected and scored again. Weak drafts get rebuilt automatically.
Licensed stock photos are searched, matched to the article, and set as featured images. Approve them or swap your own.
Articles land as drafts or go live on cadence — your call. Your blog stops being the thing that always slips.
Automated publishing is only useful if you'd put your name on every piece. Press is built around that bar.
Every article is checked line-by-line against its sources. Too close to the original? It's flagged and rebuilt with a new angle — before you ever see it.
An independent review pass scores each draft before correction, and the final article is scored again after. Both scorecards are kept.
Articles that don't clear your thresholds stop and wait for a human. You decide: rebuild, edit, or approve.
Every article keeps its history — sources, scores, revisions, decisions — so "where did this come from?" always has an answer.
Structure, headings, and metadata are scored for search performance as part of the pipeline, not as an afterthought.
A live queue shows every article moving through the desk — what's drafting, what's in review, what's waiting on you.
Press was built to replace a real agency workflow that published for real clients every week. Now it can do the same for yours.