An automated content system that publishes in your brand voice across LinkedIn, blog, Twitter/X, newsletter, and press, without hurting SEO and without you babysitting the queue. We build and run the engine. You get your week back.
Book a strategy callWe extract your voice from your existing writing, train a system on it, and wire it up to publish on a calendar across every channel that matters. Your week opens up. The cadence doesn't.
We start with what you've already written: LinkedIn posts, blog drafts, Slack messages, decks, even transcripts from your calls. The system learns the patterns, the rhythms, the words you actually use, and the ones you never would. It writes like you, not like a generic AI assistant.
One source idea becomes a long-form blog post, a LinkedIn essay, a Twitter/X thread, a newsletter section, and a press pitch, all formatted for the platform and tuned for the audience. Native to each channel, not copy-pasted.
Every blog post ships with proper schema, canonical tags, internal linking, original research or citations, and human review. We pass Google's Helpful Content guidelines because we follow them, not because we hope to fool a detector.
You see every piece before it goes live, in a single 15-minute weekly review. Approve, edit, or reject in one click. Nothing publishes under your name without you signing off. That is the entire point.
Pick the ones that matter for your audience. Most clients run four or five.
3–5 posts a week in your voice. Engagement-tuned hooks, native carousels, founder-led commentary. Comments triaged daily.
Threads, replies, and tactical posts. Repurposed from blog and LinkedIn with a tighter tone. Auto-scheduled at peak windows.
Long-form pieces 2–4×/month. Full SEO treatment: schema, canonical, internal linking, sitemap auto-update.
Weekly or bi-weekly cadence. Mix of original commentary, curated links, and product updates. Tied to your email tool of choice.
Drafted pitches, journalist outreach lists, founder-quote inserts. We don't promise placements; we make the outreach efficient.
Episode transcripts repurposed into blogs, threads, and pull-quotes. The content compounds instead of disappearing.
One-time setup gets the engine running. Monthly retainer keeps it running and improving. Cancel anytime.
All tiers include analytics dashboards, monthly content review, and SEO health monitoring. We don't sell follower-count guarantees. Nobody serious does.
AI content has a deserved reputation for ranking poorly. The reasons are predictable, and we engineer around every one of them.
Every long-form piece carries either original observations from our work, primary-source citations, or both. Google's Helpful Content system rewards demonstrable expertise. Pure regurgitation gets buried.
You approve every post. We layer a content editor between the AI and publishing. Spam-pattern AI text never makes it out the door.
Every blog post ships with proper BlogPosting schema, canonical URL, OG and Twitter tags, and a thoughtful internal-link map. Same SEO infrastructure we already deploy on traztech.ca.
Founder bio with real credentials, professional photo, sameAs links to LinkedIn and Twitter. Your name is the byline; the AI is the typist. Search engines weight authorship heavily for YMYL topics.
Three weeks from contract to first published post. Everything documented, everything yours to keep.
You hand over writing samples, talks, podcasts, and rough notes. We build a voice model and a content style guide. You review, we tune.
Integrations to LinkedIn, Twitter/X, your blog CMS, your newsletter tool. Editorial calendar drafted three months out. Approval workflow connected to a single Slack channel or email thread.
First posts ship. We adjust based on engagement and your feedback over the first month. By week six, the system is on autopilot and you spend about 15 minutes a week on it.
15-minute scoping call. Channels picked, tier chosen, kickoff inside two weeks.
Book a CallIt is a system for producing technical and marketing content at scale using AI, with human review built in. The focus is content that is accurate and on-brand, especially for technical and security topics where wrong information costs credibility.
No. AI handles drafting and scale, but technical content goes through human review for accuracy. For security and compliance topics this matters, because confident-sounding but wrong content damages trust. we treat the AI as a drafting tool, not the final authority.
Yes, and that is where it is strongest for us, because we can apply real security expertise to verify claims. generic AI content tends to be vague or inaccurate on technical topics. Our review step is what keeps the output trustworthy.
Yes. The engine is configured to your voice, topics, and standards, and you keep editorial control. The goal is to remove the bottleneck of producing content, not to hand your brand over to a model.
It can be if used without guardrails: leaked context, fabricated facts, or off-brand claims. we build the workflow with review checkpoints and careful handling of any sensitive inputs, so scale does not come at the cost of accuracy or safety.