Client Content Brief Approval Portal

Content managers at SMBs track article assignments, deadlines, review status, and publishing schedules across a spreadsheet and email threads, losing visibility on what is in draft, what is blocked, and what is overdue for publication

Content teams publish blog posts and never look at them again, unknowingly maintaining a growing library of decaying content that drains crawl budget while a handful of articles drive nearly all traffic with no systematic review triggering updates

SEO content managers spend 30 to 60 minutes building each content brief by manually reviewing SERP results, pulling competitor headings, and researching NLP terms, creating a bottleneck that limits how many briefs they can produce per week