News
News Post
A story from one of the site’s RSS feeds was scored as a good fit, checked against the site’s recent posts so it wasn’t a repeat, and written within a day of breaking, with the original story linked.
Examples
These articles are live on websites that use Write & Grow every day. Each was written and illustrated by Write & Grow. The badges show which were also reviewed by an editor and fact-checked.
News
News, published 3 November 2026.
Guide
Guide, published 25 October 2026.
Updated
First published August 2025, rewritten by Write & Grow on 31 October 2026.
News
News, published 3 November 2026.
Guide
Guide, published 2 November 2026.
Updated
First published July 2025, rewritten by Write & Grow in October 2026.
Guide
Guide, published 2 November 2026.
Guide
Guide, published 2 November 2026.
Guide
Guide, published 30 October 2026.
Each example shows one of the three kinds of article Write & Grow writes. Here is what happened behind each one.
News
A story from one of the site’s RSS feeds was scored as a good fit, checked against the site’s recent posts so it wasn’t a repeat, and written within a day of breaking, with the original story linked.
Guide
A topic from the site’s content plan, with its own keyword, was written long-form: the answer first, then the detail, with images inside the article and the keyword in the title and description.
Updated
An older post, first written by hand, was rewritten with up-to-date information and published back to the same address, so it kept its links and search history.
Yes. Every example links to the article on the site where it was published, so you can read it exactly as visitors see it.
They’ll follow your own site’s persona instead: the audience, tone, topics to cover and avoid, and the author you set. The structure is the same: short, timely news posts and long-form guides that answer the question first.
News posts run from about 400 to 900 words. Evergreen guides and rewrites are written long-form, at about 1,500 to 2,000 words, with images inside the article.
Yes. When an older post is rewritten or given a new section, the update is published to the same URL, so its links and search history stay with it.
Yes. Set a site to review first, and nothing is published until you’ve read it and marked it reviewed. You can edit the text and images too.
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Connect your WordPress site, add your sources and review your first fact-checked drafts. Choose a plan when you’re ready to publish.