How it works
Autoblogging means your site gets new articles without you writing each one. Done badly, it fills a site with repeats and mistakes. Here is how Write & Grow does it, and where you stay in control.
From a new story in your feeds to a ranked article on your site. You can step in at any point.
Step 1
New items from your RSS feeds are collected through the day. Each is scored for fit with your site, and old or already-covered stories are dropped.
Step 2
The best stories, and the next topics in your content plan, are written in your site’s voice, at news or long-form length.
Step 3
Run a fact check and each claim is tested against sources. Confirmed claims show their source, contradicted ones get a suggested correction, and unconfirmed ones are flagged for you.
Step 4
A featured image and in-article images are added and checked for relevance. Swap, crop or blur any of them.
Step 5
Read the draft, fix anything, and mark it reviewed, or let trusted sites skip this step.
Step 6
Articles go to WordPress inside the posting window you set, live or as drafts.
Step 7
With SEO Monitor, see which articles are indexed, how they rank and what to write next.
RSS plugins republish other sites’ text. Write & Grow writes an original article from each story, credits the source, and lets you fact-check it before it goes live.
Each site can run two kinds of writing at once, each with its own schedule. News keeps the site fresh; evergreen guides keep earning visits for years.
Track 1
Your RSS feeds are read every hour and new articles are written every two hours. A story is only written within 24 hours of appearing, and it is held back if it would post more than 48 hours after it broke. News posts are short and timely, about 400 to 900 words, with the original story linked.
Track 2
Choose how many guides to write on each day of the week, up to ten. Each topic can carry a keyword, notes, an outline and reference links. Guides are written a day ahead at about 1,500 to 2,000 words, with images inside the article, then published automatically, held for your review, or left for you to post.
Most sites are ready in one sitting. Connect WordPress with an application password, test the connection, add a few RSS feeds or content-plan topics, and set how many posts a day you want and when.
Copying other sites’ articles is. Write & Grow writes an original article from each story, links the sources it used, skips stories you’ve already covered, and lets you fact-check and review anything before it goes live. What matters to search engines is whether an article helps its readers.
Before a news story is written, it is compared with the posts on your site from the last seven days and with the articles already written for it. It is checked again just before it is posted, so a story covered in the meantime is held back.
A story is only written within 24 hours of appearing in your feeds. If its turn to post comes more than 48 hours after the story broke, it is held back instead of going out late. You can set that limit anywhere from 6 hours to a week for each site.
Yes. Pick the best-scored stories, the newest ones, or your own mix, give each feed a priority from 1 to 5, and add keywords to favour or block. You can also paste the address of any article and have a new one written from it.
It is tried again automatically. After three failed attempts it is left as a draft for you to publish by hand, and you get a notification telling you why.
WordPress gets every feature. Ghost and Wix are supported too, and a signed webhook can send articles to any other CMS, a static site, or Zapier and Make.
Free to set up
Connect your WordPress site, add your sources and review your first fact-checked drafts. Choose a plan when you’re ready to publish.
