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Content Pipeline

The content pipeline is the journey every post takes from idea to published article. Understanding this flow helps you manage your content effectively and know exactly what's happening at each stage.

Pipeline Stages

Your content moves through five stages:

Topics → Drafts → Review → Scheduled → Published

1. Topics

This is where everything starts. The AI generates topic ideas based on your content preferences. You can:

Each topic includes a title suggestion, brief description, and target keywords.

Where to find them: Dashboard → Content → Topics More info: Generating Topics

2. Drafts

Approved topics move to the writing queue, where the AI generates full posts. Drafts are complete articles ready for your review.

Where to find them: Dashboard → Content → Drafts More info: Generating Posts

3. Review

Posts in review are waiting for your final approval. During this stage, you can:

Where to find them: Dashboard → Content → In Review More info: Editing Posts

4. Scheduled

Posts with a future publish date live here. The pipeline shows:

You can reschedule, edit, or cancel scheduled posts anytime.

Where to find them: Dashboard → Content → Scheduled or Dashboard → Schedule More info: Scheduling

5. Published

Posts that have gone live on your website. This archive shows:

Where to find them: Dashboard → Content → Published

Even after a post is published, you can make changes. Edits to published posts will update the live version on your website (for WordPress, ShowIt, and Wix).

Pipeline Dashboard View

Your dashboard shows counts for each stage at a glance:

StageWhat the Number Means
Topics ReadyTopic ideas waiting for your approval
In ProgressTopics the AI is currently writing
Awaiting ReviewCompleted drafts needing your review
ScheduledPosts queued for publication
Published This MonthPosts that have gone live
Monthly LimitYour plan's post limit for the month

Managing Your Pipeline

Keeping Content Flowing

To keep a steady stream of content:

  1. Approve topics regularly – At least once a week
  2. Review drafts promptly – The sooner you review, the sooner posts can publish
  3. Schedule ahead – Queue posts 2–4 weeks in advance for consistent publishing

Pausing Content

Need a break? You can pause your content pipeline:

  1. Go to Settings → Content Preferences
  2. Toggle Pause Content Generation to on
  3. Any in-progress drafts will complete, but no new topics will be generated

When you're ready, toggle it off and content generation resumes.

Monthly Post Limits

Your plan includes a set number of posts per month:

PlanPosts Per Month
Solo4
Growth10
Studio25

Unused posts do not roll over to the next month. If you need more posts, consider upgrading your plan.

Pipeline for Multiple Sites

If you have multiple websites connected, each site has its own pipeline. You can switch between sites using the site selector at the top of the Content section. Each site's pipeline operates independently.

Next Steps

Ready to schedule your posts? Learn about Publishing.

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