Channel-specific draft generation
AI drafts content matched to each channel's tone and length — blog, Instagram, and more — so the team can focus on review and edits.
SNS / Blog
SNS and blog auto-publishing designed around review before release
Reduce the burden of hunting for topics and starting from a blank page every time. Channel-specific drafts are generated from service topics, seasonal issues, and frequently asked questions, then move through internal review and approval before scheduled publishing.
Design scope
What we design
Monthly topic map and calendar
We build a monthly topic map that reflects service themes and seasonal issues, and manage the publishing cadence on a calendar.
Auto-publishing workflow
Draft, review, and scheduled states stay separated so only approved content gets published.
Homepage linking rules
Published content links back to core homepage pages and the consultation path by defined rules.
Good fit
When this module fits
- You have topics but consistent publishing is hard
- Message and tone differ across channels
- You want to reduce the time spent running blog and SNS channels
- You also need language-specific content operations
After the consultation
We create a monthly topic map, sample channel drafts, language review criteria, a publishing checklist, and homepage linking rules.
How it works
How we proceed
01
Channel diagnosis
We review the channels you run and your publishing history together.
02
Topic design
We build a topic map from service themes and frequent questions.
03
Review criteria
We set wording standards, approvers, and publishing cadence.
04
Operate and expand
We widen the flow from draft generation to scheduled publishing.
FAQ
Common questions before a consultation
Is AI-generated content published without review?
No. AI drafts are reviewed and approved against internal standards before publishing. Unapproved content is not published.
Which channels do you support?
We design around blogs and major SNS channels. In a consultation we confirm which channels your team runs and where your customers actually gather, then set priorities.
Where do the topics come from?
They start from service themes, seasonal issues, and questions that repeat in consultations and inquiries. Linking them to homepage FAQs also helps search and AI-answer visibility.
Can multilingual content be operated together?
Yes. Using the source drafts as the baseline, we can design drafts and review flows for each needed language. Translations are also reviewed and approved before publishing.
How is the cost of marketing automation determined?
It depends on the number of channels, publishing cadence, and language scope. After reviewing your current channel operation in a consultation, we provide cost baselines by adoption scope.
Related posts
Posts that help you understand this module
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Why automate blog and SNS posting
Content works when it is consistent, but hunting for topics and starting from a blank page every time is hard to sustain. Here is why publishing should become a system.
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