Brief, draft, review, publish, track. Foundry runs your content workflow end-to-end — so your writers stop hunting for the focus keyword, your editor stops asking where the doc is, and your manager stops reconciling six tabs to figure out what's late.
In production at agencies and in-house teams shipping 40+ articles a month.
Briefs in Google Docs. Drafts in another Google Doc. Status updates in Notion. Edits in Word. Featured images in Figma. Publish dates in a shared sheet. Final QA in someone's head.
Half your team's day is finding what they were working on yesterday.
Every week the same questions land in the channel: Whose turn is it to revise this? Where's the brief? Did anyone push the May 14 piece? Is the featured image set?
Each one is small. Together they're the gap between the editorial calendar you planned and the one that actually shipped.
Foundry expands a single trend, keyword, or URL into a pillar / news / opinion / two-support package. Each slot comes with its own focus keyword, target word count, and LSI variants — pre-loaded against your GSC rankings so you don't write the article you already have.
Ten rewrite styles and ten edit shortcuts on any selected text. Tighten, expand, hook, fix passive voice, convert to a list — without leaving the editor, without copy-pasting into ChatGPT, without losing your place.
Per slot — featured, body one, body two — pick a style, size, and quality. Foundry builds the prompt from your focus keyword, your article body, and your brand palette. The image lands in S3, hits the CMS media library on push, and versions cleanly on regenerate.
The title, body, slug, meta, OG image, canonical, and featured image all land correctly. Scheduled posts honour the date. Idempotent — re-push edits without creating duplicates. Failures surface with the actual error from the CMS, not a generic toast.
Foundry pulls your Search Console data and flags pages losing clicks. Severity is graded (critical / high / medium). Add the page to the revision queue with one click — the writer sees it in their next planning round, the editor sees it in review.
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