Your site climbs in search
Every new article is one more page Google can find. Regular publishing is what search rewards.
Autonomous content factory for your site and social media
Your blog or page fills itselfOn your schedule
While you sleep, WordsPost picks the topic, writes the article, creates the images, translates it into the languages you need and publishes the post to your site or social media. You find out over your morning coffee.
Why it matters
More content — more visitors — more customers
SEO
Visitors
More pages, more ways in
People land on articles, not on the homepage. The more you have, the more entrances — and the more of them become customers.
Social media
A page that is alive every day
Every article is announced on your social accounts. A page that updates regularly gets more reach and more followers.
Hands-off
Never misses a deadline, never calls in sick
It all runs by itself. No reminders, no chasing, no copywriter who suddenly goes quiet.
One night on a live site
Kyiv now
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07:22 — your phone
A proper admin panel — and your phone when you're away from the desk
WordsPost has a proper admin panel where you manage everything: topics, the queue, the schedule, languages and publications. And when there is no computer around, most of it can be done from your phone: a new article arrives as a chat message, and you can send a topic the same way — it goes to the front of the queue.
WordsPost
07:22
Published: “Which winter tyres actually suit
a front-wheel-drive hatchback”
ENUKRU
1 480 words
07:22
Tomorrow’s topic is picked. 42 more waiting in the queue.
What it handles
Everything between “we should blog more” and a published post
Topics
It never writes the same thing twice
Every candidate topic is checked against every title your site has already published, and against the ones still waiting.
Languages
One article, three languages, properly linked
Translations are published as a real translation group, so the language switcher on your site works as it should.
Images
Illustrated before it lands
A cover and in-text images are chosen and attached. Nobody goes hunting through stock libraries.
Publishing
Goes live inside your window
You set the hours posts may appear. Each one lands at an unpredictable minute inside them, the way a person would post.
Time zones
Runs on your clock, not ours
A site in Kyiv and a site in Chicago each get their own night. Nothing shifts by an hour when the clocks change.
Control
A message is the whole control panel
Send a topic to have it written next. Approve, decline, or ask for a different angle, all from the same chat.
Article quality
Articles Google wants to show
SEO here is not a separate service — it is how every article is built. Search ranks pages like these higher, and the whole site rises with them.
Length
Long, complete articles
Each piece is a full, in-depth article, not a two-paragraph note. The topic is covered, not just mentioned — long articles get read longer and ranked higher.
Images
Pictures inside the article
The cover and the images in the body are chosen automatically, with captions and alt text — visible to readers and to image search alike.
Structure
Contents, subheadings, tables
An article with navigation and tables is faster to read, and search engines pull answers out of it for featured snippets.
Internal links
Articles link to each other
Every new article links to earlier ones on related topics. Readers stay on the site longer and the page weight stays inside the site.
Sources
Facts with references
Figures and claims come with links to the original sources — the way material is written when both people and algorithms are meant to trust it.
SEO
Meta tags in every article
Title, description and search markup are filled in automatically — through Rank Math or Yoast, the plugins already on your site.
Beyond the blog
Announcements on social media
As soon as an article is published on your site, WordsPost announces it on the social networks you have connected: the cover image, a short intro and a link to the article. Right now these are:
Telegram
Facebook
Instagram
Threads
Bluesky
Announcements
Published, then announced
The moment an article goes live, the announcement follows by itself — cover, a short lead, the link. Nothing to copy over, nothing to remember on a Friday evening.
Languages
Each channel in its own language
A channel speaks one language, an article exists in several. You pair them once — Ukrainian to this page, English to that one — and every version goes where it belongs.
Pictures
A real picture, not a link card
The cover is uploaded to each network as an image, because that is what they show to more people. Hashtags follow each network's own rules instead of one list copied everywhere.
Social media without a site
News to your social networks — from RSS or Google Trends
A separate WordsPost mode: your page is alive every day even if you have no blog. The source is the RSS feeds you choose, or what people in your niche are searching for right now.
RSS
From the feeds you choose
Industry media, competitors, your own sources — WordsPost watches the feeds, picks what is worth attention and turns it into a short post with an image and a link to the source.
Google Trends
About what people search for now
It sees which topics in your niche are gaining momentum today and writes about them first — while interest is at its peak, not a week later.
Schedule
Every day, at your time
How many posts a day and at which hours is up to you. From then on the page updates itself — no reminders, no days off.
Sold as a separate package — you can run it without a blog at all. Ask about the social media package.
The sequence
Seven steps, none of them yours
01
Finds the topic itself
It studies your site and niche, looks at what people search for, and proposes topics the site has not covered yet. The queue is never empty.
02
A topic leaves the queue
Taken from the queue your site keeps stocked. Anything you sent by message goes first.
03
The article gets written
Structured with headings, in the voice and category set for your site, with the meta description filled in.
04
Images are attached
Cover and body images picked to match the subject, uploaded to your media library.
05
Translations are produced
Not machine-swapped word by word — rewritten for each language, then tied to the original.
06
It publishes, then tells you
Straight into WordPress at the scheduled minute. If the site does not answer, it retries and reports honestly.
07
Announces it on social media
As soon as the article is live, the announcement goes out to the connected networks: cover, short intro and link. Each channel in its own language.
Getting started
One setup call, then it is someone else’s job
We install a small connector on your WordPress site, agree on your topics, languages and publishing hours, and run the first article while you watch. After that the queue takes over.
Or reach us straight away: Telegram [email protected]