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The AI blog writer that publishes — not just drafts

Give it a topic. BlogTend researches it, writes it with sources, adds the image and SEO fields, and publishes it to your Shopify, WordPress, Webflow or Wix site.

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northlinen.storeExample
Linen shirts drying on wooden hangers by a bright windowFeatured image, generated

Online store

How to wash and store linen shirts so they last for years

Sources it read

  1. 1A textile care guide
  2. 2A fibre producer's notes
  3. 3A laundry study

Outline

  • Why linen softens with every wash
  • Water temperature and detergent
  • Drying, ironing and storing

Published to northlinen.store

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WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Shopify and any custom site via webhook work today. For anything else, tell us which you need and we'll prioritise it.

The chart you started a blog for

Search traffic builds one useful page at a time, and only while pages keep going out. BlogTend keeps them going out, so the line has something to climb on.

  1. Posts go out on the rhythm you set, each written from live research with its sources linked.
  2. The title, meta description and headings are fitted to what Google shows before anything publishes.
  3. Every post stays yours: on your own site, under your own address, building your own domain.
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Results depend on your site, your field and time.

Search performance

northlinen.store · Last 6 months

Web search
Total clicks
1.2K
Total impressions
69.7K
Average CTR
1.7%
Average position
18.4
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Articles

northlinen.store
  • How to wash and store linen shirts so they last for years2 days agoPublished
  • Linen or cotton bedding: which sleeps cooler in summer?5 days agoPublished
  • Why linen softens with every wash, and how to help it along9 days agoPublished

You give it a topic. It does the other five steps.

Scroll to watch one article come together, from the first source it reads to the moment it is live on the site.

  1. Step 1 of 6

    It researches the topic on the live web

    It searches, opens and reads current pages on your topic, keeps the ones worth citing and drops the rest. Nothing is written yet.

    Sources fetched and checked

  2. Step 2 of 6

    It writes from what it found

    The draft follows the research, with each claim tied to the source it came from, in your language and your saved article style.

    Citations in the text

  3. Step 3 of 6

    It lays the page out

    Headings, a table where a comparison needs one, an FAQ block and your theme's colours, so the post reads like part of your site.

    Tables, figures and FAQ

  4. Step 4 of 6

    It makes the featured image

    A picture generated for this article, with no headline printed across it, sized for your theme.

    No stock photo reused

  5. Step 5 of 6

    It fills in the SEO fields

    SEO title, meta description and focus keyword, written into Yoast or Rank Math on WordPress and into the native fields elsewhere, plus internal and outbound links.

    On paid plans

  6. Step 6 of 6

    It publishes, then does it again

    Live, as a draft, or held for your review: your rule. Then the next topic runs on the rhythm you chose.

    Daily, weekly or monthly

northlinen.store/blogPublished
Linen shirts drying on wooden hangers by a bright window

Online store

How to wash and store linen shirts so they last for years

Linen gets softer with every wash, so long as the water stays cool and the spin stays gentle.1 Most shirts last for years if they are dried flat or on a hanger and stored loosely folded.2

FabricWashDry
Linen30°Line
Cotton40°Low
Why linen softens with every wash
Water temperature and detergent

Sources it read

  1. 1A textile care guide
  2. 2A fibre producer's notes
  3. 3A laundry study

SEO fields

SEO title
58 / 60
Meta description
152 / 160
Focus keyword
set

Example article. Next topic runs Tuesday at 09:00.

For people whose real job isn't blogging

Pick the one that sounds like you. Each page shows the setup, the price and an example for that kind of site.

Watch one article go from a topic to a published post

The real product, recorded end to end: connecting a site, setting a topic and a rhythm, the run itself, and the finished article live on the blog.

You stay in control

Every planned title is checked against what is already on your site. Anything too close is skipped, and a skipped run costs no credit.

  • See the whole queue before anything is written — title, angle, keyword and category per article — and reorder, edit or swap any idea.
  • Categories come from your site's real taxonomy
  • As many schedules as you need — on any paid plan the number is uncapped.

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    Writing·Tue 2 Sep

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    Planned·Tue 9 Sep
Every schedule has three modes

Switch modes at any time, and edit anything after it publishes, exactly as you would your own post.

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Keywords from real search data, not guesses

Before anything is written, each planned article is matched to a keyword people actually search for.

  • Search volume and difficulty for every topic.
  • Difficulty matched to what your site can rank for.
  • Competitor gaps on Growth and Scale, plus keywords you almost rank for once you connect Search Console in your free ProveRank account.

Example: four planned articles for a cleaning business, each with its keyword, monthly searches and difficulty score from ProveRank. One is marked as a competitor gap and one as a keyword the site almost ranks for.

SEO data powered by ProveRank

Built like something a person would read to the end

Every article is assembled from blocks, not a wall of paragraphs, and the numbers inside stay as text that search engines and AI assistants can quote. Higher writing levels also buy a longer article and a deeper research sweep.

  • Comparison tables

    When the answer is a choice between options, it arrives as a table you can scan — not a paragraph listing them.

  • Figures that stay readable

    Built from real HTML, not a picture, so the values stay as text a search engine can read.

  • A real FAQ

    Phrased the way people ask an assistant, marked up so an answer engine can lift it.

  • Steps, takeaways and pros and cons, painted for your theme

    A process becomes a numbered list, a judgement two columns. Colours are worked out from your own site's palette, so a block never lands as a white card on a dark page.

  • Linked in both directions

    Out to its sources, in to your own posts. Name your key pages once; every article is offered them first, with the anchor text you prefer.

  • An article record

    Every source it used, re-checked against the live web at publish time and listed with the site it came from.

  • Older posts brought back up to date

    Rewritten in place: same URL, still published, its own links kept, and a fresh record of what it checked.

Every block is plain HTML that survives WordPress's own filtering — no stylesheet to strip, nothing that arrives as visible CSS on the page.

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Pick a publishing rhythm

An article costs one credit at the standard writing model and more at the stronger ones, with research, writing, image and publishing included.

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3 articles to try it, no time limit

  • 1 automation, to see autopilot for yourself
  • 3 free articles to start, no card needed
  • 1 site
  • Live web research on your first 3 articles
  • Standard writing level
  • AI-chosen keywords
  • Schedule a single article for later
  • One-off article styling
  • Help guides
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Starter

One blog, always publishing

$20/mo

Roughly a post every day

  • Unlimited automations — set once, publish forever
  • 30 articles a month at Standard — a post every day
  • 3 sites
  • Live web research with cited sources
  • Standard and Enhanced writing levels, with layout templates
  • SEO title, description and keyword
  • Real keyword data on every article (powered by ProveRank)
  • Links to your own posts and to its sources
  • Schedule a single article for later
  • 3 saved article styles
  • Email support — Reply within 2 business days
Choose Starter
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Growth

A portfolio of sites on autopilot

$59/mo

Roughly 3 posts a day

Everything in Starter, plus:

  • 80 articles a month at Standard — 3 posts a day
  • 10 sites
  • All three writing levels, with layout templates, photos and figures
  • Competitor gaps (and almost-ranking keywords once you connect Search Console in your free ProveRank account)
  • Bulk generation from a list of topics
  • Unlimited saved article styles
  • Priority support — Reply within 1 business day
Choose Growth

Scale

Agency scale, up to 25 sites

$149/mo

Roughly 7 posts a day

Everything in Growth, plus:

  • 200 articles a month at Standard — 7 posts a day
  • 25 sites
  • Approve keywords before writing
  • Priority support + onboarding call — Reply within 1 business day, plus a setup call
Choose Scale

Full refund within 14 days of your first payment, no questions asked.

  • Failed runs refunded automatically
  • Sources cited on every researched article
  • Cancel anytime

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Questions

What do I need to get started?
A connected site and the topics you want covered. You name a topic — “best hotels in the Maldives”, “payroll for small teams” — and, if you want, a sentence on how it should be handled. Leave that blank and BlogTend writes the brief itself. Either way it is a real editorial brief — angle, audience, outline, keywords — and the rhythm is yours: daily, weekly, monthly, or an interval of your own. Everything else has a sensible default you can ignore until you care about it.
Do I stay in control?
Yes. Each automation either publishes on its own, saves a draft to your site, or keeps the article in BlogTend until you send it. You get an email either way, and you can switch between the three at any time.
Does it avoid repeating topics?
Yes. It checks before it spends anything. Every planned article is compared against what BlogTend has already written for you and against the posts already on your site. Anything too close is skipped, and a run with nothing new to say costs you no credit. If you enter two topics that are really the same topic, the form says so before you start.
How is this different from other AI writers?
Most tools generate text from a model's memory. BlogTend researches the topic on the live web first, cross-checks claims across several sources, and keeps the citations — so what gets published is current and traceable rather than confidently invented.
How does it decide which category a post goes in?
It reads your site's real category list and files each topic under the one a reader would expect. When nothing on your site fits, it tells you before anything is written and offers you the choice: pick one of your own categories, create the one it suggests, or leave it to BlogTend at publish time.
What about the images?
Every article gets its own featured image, written from that article's brief rather than a stock prompt — so a run of ten posts gets ten different pictures. You can hand it art direction to keep the whole set looking like one publication, or turn images off entirely.
Does it work with my theme and my SEO plugin?
Yes. Articles can inherit your theme, or BlogTend can read your site's own colours, fonts and content width and lay each one out to match. Yoast and Rank Math are detected when you connect, and the SEO title, description and focus keyword are written into whichever you use.
What happens when I run out of articles for the month?
Your schedules pause and we email you. They start again on their own the moment your monthly allowance refills, or at once if you top up. You top up only when you choose to.
What does one article include, and what does it cost?
The research, the writing, the featured image, the design render and the publish — all in, nothing metered separately. One credit at the Standard writing model, 2 at Enhanced, 3 at Maximum; the number is on the card before you spend it. On paid plans, every level gets research, citations, SEO and linking; Enhanced and Maximum add inline photos and figures. If a generation fails, the credits go back automatically.
Can I edit an article before it goes live?
Yes. Set the automation to keep articles in BlogTend or to save them as WordPress drafts, and nothing reaches your readers until you say so. You can also edit anything after it publishes, in WordPress, exactly as you would a post you wrote yourself.
What is GEO?
Generative Engine Optimisation — being the source that AI assistants quote. BlogTend structures each article with direct answers, cited statistics and prompt-shaped FAQs, which is what those systems actually cite.
Can I cancel whenever I want?
Yes. Manage or cancel the subscription yourself from the billing page; you keep the plan until the end of the period you already paid for, and nothing you have published is touched.
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