Create content AI engines cite. Close insight gaps. Publish at scale.

Yes. Seerly generates channel-specific formats from a single content strategy, so a blog article, a comparison page, and a social post can all come from the same tracked gap without being rewritten from scratch.

Each format keeps the same underlying angle, sources, and brand voice, but adapts structure and length to the channel it is going to.

• Long-form articles and guides for organic search
• Comparison pages aimed at “best X” and “X vs Y” style prompts
• FAQ pages structured to be quotable by AI assistants
• Social threads and LinkedIn posts for distribution

Content type, status, and publishing cadence are tracked in one view, so you can see what is drafted, approved, and live per channel.

Seerly builds content plans from tracked prompt and topic gaps — the questions where AI engines answer without citing you, or cite a competitor instead — so every draft targets a measured coverage gap.

The signals come from the same data as the rest of the platform, so the content plan and the visibility dashboard never disagree with each other.

• Prompts where your brand is absent from ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google AI Overview answers
• Keywords with a high opportunity score and low current coverage
• Citation gaps where a competitor holds the cited source position
• Sentiment themes that need a corrective or clarifying asset

You can also seed a plan manually by selecting focus and secondary keywords from the Keywords tables.

Seerly drafts are written to read naturally and are checked for SEO structure and readability before approval, and Brand Hub settings constrain style, vocabulary, and messaging so output matches how your brand already writes.

Nothing is auto-published, so a draft that misses the mark can be edited or rejected at the approval step rather than after it is live.

• Brand Hub carries tone, vocabulary, and messaging constraints into every draft
• Quality signals surface before publishing, not afterwards
• Structure is built for both Google ranking and AI citation, including headings and FAQ blocks
• Every draft passes through human approval before it can go live

Editing a draft in place is expected, and the reviewed version is what publishes.

Yes. Seerly’s Brand Hub holds your brand voice, vocabulary, and messaging constraints, and every generated draft is written against those settings rather than a generic house style.

This matters most for teams publishing across several channels or markets, where drifting tone is the usual failure mode.

• Tone and style guidance applied to every generated format
• Preferred and prohibited vocabulary
• Positioning and messaging constraints that drafts must respect
• Settings apply across articles, comparison pages, FAQs, and social posts

Brand Hub settings can be edited at any time and apply to work generated after the change.

Yes. Seerly’s Content Agent can watch for recurring gaps and queue drafts on its own, but those drafts land in an approvals queue and a person still decides what gets published.

That automates the recurring, low-judgement part of the workflow without letting unreviewed content reach your site.

• Content Agent turns tracked gaps and emerging trends into publish-ready drafts
• Visibility Agent flags the prompts and competitor movements worth responding to
• Trend Agent surfaces conversations from X and Instagram before they hit search volume
• All agent output waits in the approvals queue — nothing publishes autonomously

Agent chat is metered per plan: 100 messages a month on Basic, 500 on Pro, and unlimited on Enterprise.