Find relevant blog topics with managed content research.
Use your brand, existing content and available search evidence to keep a useful queue of topics. Managed research refills when your blog needs more ideas.
Let outwrite.ai research your brand, competitors and search opportunities, then choose the best topics to write about.
ConnectedLast checked Oct 27, 9:00 AM9 ideas
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Per refresh
25 credits
Schedule
When usable ideas run low
Next check
When more ideas are needed
Retries continue the same refresh. No new usable results means no charge.
Your saved business details guide the research. There are no keywords, feeds or URLs to maintain.
Find relevant topics for Google and AI search.
Look at competitors and gaps in your existing content.
Use available search performance to guide future research.
A built-in feed for your brandSearch evidence plus business contextRefills when more ideas are needed
From source to a useful article.
Managed by outwrite.aiBuilt in
Topics researched for your brand, refilled when you need more.
Every brand has a built-in managed feed. It reads your Brand Kit, your existing articles and the search evidence available, then keeps a queue of topics you haven’t covered. Each idea says why it fits. When usable ideas run low, it researches more and keeps the ones you haven’t used.
No keywords, feeds or URLs to maintain
Checks your existing articles for overlap
Included in Simple. 25 credits per refill in Pro
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All feeds
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Let outwrite.ai research your brand, competitors and search opportunities, then choose the best topics to write about.
ConnectedLast checked Oct 27, 9:00 AM4 ideas
4 ready to write · Refills when usable ideas run low
Idea / source
Readiness
Added
How to write a project brief your team will actually read
Your templates page has no guide explaining how to use the brief template.
Ready to write
Oct 27, 9:02 AM
How to run a project kickoff meeting
A common question from new customers that your existing articles don’t answer.
Ready to write
Oct 27, 9:02 AM
Company wiki vs. shared drive: which does a growing team need?
Fits your documentation pages. Competitors compare them; you don’t yet.
Ready to write
Oct 27, 9:02 AM
How to keep project documentation up to date
Supports your wiki guides without repeating “Company wiki basics”.
Ready to write
Oct 27, 9:02 AM
When ideas run low · 25 credits per refill. Included in Simple.
From your brand to a finished article.
The idea carries its evidence, reader question and outline into writing, so the article explains something for your audience instead of repeating what it was based on.
What the research used
BrandProject briefs are one of your three content priorities
Existing articlesA brief template, but no guide to using it
Search evidence“how to write a project brief” · 6,600 / month
Article ideaHow to write a project brief your team will actually read
Reader questionWhat should a project brief include, and how long should it be?
What a project brief is for
The six sections every brief needs
Keeping it short enough to read
Why: fills a gap next to your template page
Draft in your campaign
northstar.example/blogHow to write a project brief your team will actually read
Most project briefs are either too long to read or too short to be useful. Here’s how to land in between…
Ready for reviewManaged article · 15 credits in Pro
Useful topics in, padding out.
A separate editorial review checks every new suggestion before it enters the feed. Used and declined topics guide the next batch.
Becomes an idea
Fits your services and audience
Not already covered by your articles
Backed by brand context and available search evidence
Held back or skipped
Overlapping intentTwo suggestions for the same question become one.
No measured demandShown without a number. Missing data is never presented as volume.
Already declinedTopics you rejected steer later research away from them.
A feed finds ideas. A campaign decides what gets written.
Creating a feed never publishes anything. Connect it to a campaign, choose where articles go and how often, and pick how much you want to approve.
Managed by outwrite.aiWhen ideas run low · 25 credits per refill Connected
NNorthstarAuto Blog/Campaigns
Weekly team guides
Automation with review · 2 articles every 7 days
Source feedManaged by outwrite.ai
Publishing toWordPress · northstar.example
Next publishing batchNov 4, 9:00 AM
Article
Status
How to run a project kickoff meeting
Ready for review
Company wiki vs. shared drive: which does a growing team need?
Writing
Review drafts before publishing. Publishing is included.
What it costs in Pro.
A refresh looks for material. An article is written from an idea. They are charged separately, and a refresh that returns nothing usable costs nothing. In Simple, managed topics are part of the fixed subscription.
Feed
Refresh
When it runs
Each article
Managed by outwrite.ai
25 credits
When usable ideas run low
15 credits
Charged only when the refresh adds new usable results. Retries continue the same refresh.
Good to know before you start.
How much does it cost?
Managed research is included in Simple’s fixed subscription. In Pro, a refill adding usable new ideas costs 25 credits and a standard article costs 15 credits.
When does it refresh?
When the managed queue needs more ideas. Your feed shows its state and the cost before paid work.
Will it publish everything it finds?
No. Feeds collect ideas. The campaign’s mode, eligible source material and publishing settings decide what is written and published. You can review drafts first.
Keep the work connected.
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