AI content & social, with a person on the publish button.
Not a writing tool — a system. It researches what your market is searching for, drafts articles, guides and social posts grounded in real sources, structures them for search engines and AI answer engines, and waits for a human before any article goes live.
What it means
Most teams know content compounds — every useful article is another door into the business — and most can't keep up with it by hand. Generic AI writing fills the gap with pages that sound fine, say little, and occasionally make things up.
We build the other version: the research, the rules, the checks and the review step, wired together. The model does the drafting. The system decides what it is allowed to say. Your team decides what gets published.
What we do — end to end
From a signal in your market to a reviewed page on your site.
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Listen
The engine reads what your market moves on — news in your space, rising search terms, and the keywords competitors rank for that you don’t — and drops topics you have already covered.
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Ground
Drafts may only claim what is true. Product facts come from a register of what has actually shipped and been approved, and every figure has to trace back to a cited source.
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Draft
Articles, evergreen guides and social posts, each in the shape its channel needs: search title and meta description, a question-and-answer section, cover and inline images, platform-sized social creative.
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Check
Automated guards run before anything is saved: duplicate titles rejected, internal links limited to pages that exist, news links resolved to the original publisher, length rules per platform.
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Review
Every article lands as an unpublished draft in a git-backed editor. A person reads it, edits it and decides. Nothing reaches the site on its own.
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Ship
Approved work goes out with the next build — sitemap, feed and structured data included, future-dated pieces on their date — and social posts queue in the scheduler, where they can still be edited or pulled.
SEO & GEO positioning
Search now has two front doors. We build for both.
People still click results — and more and more of them read an AI assistant's answer instead. Ranking gets you onto the page; being the source an answer engine trusts gets you quoted. Content has to be structured for each.
For search engines — SEO
- Topics and titles steered by rising search terms and the keywords competitors already rank for.
- Canonical URLs, a sitemap that says when each article last changed, and internal links that only point at real pages.
- Article, FAQ and breadcrumb structured data, so machines read the page the way people do.
- Per-market research and language alternates when content spans more than one language.
For answer engines — GEO
- Definition-first: every guide opens with a one-sentence answer an engine can lift and quote.
- Questions answered on the page and marked up as FAQ data — the shape answer engines extract.
- Sources listed on the article, so every claim is checkable by readers and by the models that cite it.
- An llms.txt that tells AI crawlers what the site is and where its key content lives.
Where it runs today — the proof
Wipperoz
250+ articles · 4 languages
Articles in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French, each market researched on its own; evergreen guides translated across all four; and a weekly social calendar across LinkedIn, X and Facebook.
Read the Wipperoz blog ↗This site
AI-drafted, human-reviewed
The Field Notes and Guides on epoqx.ai come out of the same engine, and each one says so on the page. Nothing here was published without being read first.
Where we draw the line
No autopilot publishing
Articles and guides wait for a person. The system drafts at volume; a human decides what carries your name.
No invented numbers
Figures need a source the reader can follow. If the research cannot support a claim, the draft does not make it.
No volume for its own sake
Cadence is set per brand, and topics that are already covered are turned away instead of rewritten.
Questions
- What is AI content and social?
- A system that researches what a market is reading and searching for, drafts articles, guides and social posts grounded in cited sources and approved product facts, and hands every article to a person to review before it is published.
- Does the AI publish without human review?
- No. Every article and guide is saved as an unpublished draft. A person reviews and edits it, and publishing is a deliberate step in the editor. Social posts go into a scheduling queue, where they can be edited or removed before they send.
- How does it help SEO and GEO?
- For search engines it produces keyword-led titles and descriptions, canonical URLs, a sitemap with last-modified dates, clean internal links and structured data. For answer engines (GEO) it writes definition-first guides, FAQ blocks, visible sources and an llms.txt, so AI assistants can understand, quote and cite the content.
- Can it write in more than one language?
- Yes. For Wipperoz it runs in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French: articles are researched for each market separately, and guides are written once and translated with their language versions linked.
- Is this a product I can buy?
- Not as a standalone subscription. It is a capability Epoqx builds into transformation work — configured to your brand, your facts, your channels and your review process.