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Put your blog on autopilot
EdgeBlog installs on your domain and publishes 12+ SEO articles a month—in your voice, on your site. No writers to hire. No agency to manage. No stack to rebuild.
Not the AI content you're thinking of. Every article goes through research, validation, and iteration loops—the same workflow a senior content marketer uses. No templates. No filler. Content that actually ranks.
Works with your existing stack
REAL RESULTS
What teams like yours are seeing
Your marketing team is too stretched for content.
You have budget for SEO, but not bandwidth. Hiring a content marketer takes 6 months. Agencies are expensive and inconsistent. So your blog sits with 8 posts from last year while competitors publish weekly. EdgeBlog makes content a system, not a project.
WHAT EDGEBLOG DOES
An autonomous content system for your domain.
Never run out of content ideas
Parallel research across content gaps, keyword strategy, audience pain points, and industry sources — before a single word is written.
Content that ranks without the 'AI smell'
Structure diversity is built in — no forced patterns. Every article varies intentionally to avoid the 'scaled content' feel Google penalizes.
Your site structure gets smarter
Automatic internal linking that strengthens your site architecture and helps readers discover related content naturally.
Social-ready images for every post
Every article gets a custom 1200×630 featured image optimized for social sharing and SEO — no stock photos needed.
Old posts get better while you sleep
Continuous refresh cycles update old posts, fix broken links, and optimize metadata — your content improves over time, not stales.
INTEGRATION OPTIONS
Two ways to install — pick what fits your stack.
Option A — Edge Routing
Keep your current marketing site. Route /blog/* to EdgeBlog at the edge.
- Fastest iteration & performance
- Pixel-perfect brand matching
- No CMS constraints
Option B — CMS Push
EdgeBlog generates and publishes directly into your CMS — Webflow, WordPress, or headless.
- No routing changes needed
- Works with existing CMS
- Familiar publishing workflow
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps to an autonomous blog.
Connect domain + choose install mode
Pick Edge Routing (recommended) or CMS Push based on your infrastructure. We guide you through setup.
EdgeBlog clones your styling + voice
We scan your existing site's typography, colors, and messaging to match your brand perfectly.
It generates + publishes articles
Parallel research finds topics worth ranking for. Articles are written, reviewed, and published automatically.
It iterates: links, structure, GEO
Continuous optimization refreshes content, fixes links, and improves SEO/GEO signals over time.
WHY IT WORKS
Built to avoid the problems AI content usually creates
Research before writing
Content gaps, keyword intent, audience questions, and competitive analysis — all synthesized before drafting begins.
Quality gates, not just output
Every article loops through validation — link checks, structure review, readability scoring — until it passes.
No "AI slop" patterns
Forced structure variation prevents the templated feel that Google's helpful content update penalizes.
Content that improves over time
Refresh cycles fix broken links, update outdated info, and optimize based on real performance data.
“Most companies treat SEO content like a project — you hire writers, publish a batch of posts, then move on. But search is a living system. EdgeBlog treats it that way: always researching, always improving, always on your domain.”
Jordan Davis
Founder, EdgeBlog
FAQ
Common questions
EdgeBlog is explicitly designed to avoid scaled-template content: it varies structure intentionally and uses quality signals intelligently rather than forcing the same blocks in every article.
Every article goes through a quality loop: write → validate links → review → iterate until it hits a score threshold (or max iterations). Quality checks are codified (SEO checks, GEO checks, fact/link integrity).
EdgeBlog's workflow treats verifiability as a first-class constraint: it prefers sourced facts, validates links, and removes unsourceable claims during iteration.
You add an edge rule so requests to /blog/* route to EdgeBlog's origin, while / and the rest of the site continue to your current provider. Major edge platforms support this (Cloudflare Workers, Fastly, Vercel, AWS Lambda@Edge).
Use CMS Push: EdgeBlog generates the content, images, metadata, internal links, and then publishes into your CMS.
Yes — typical setups offer: (a) auto-publish with guardrails, (b) "needs approval" queue, or (c) publish-only-on-schedule.
That's the point: EdgeBlog scans your existing site's style, then generates posts that render with the same typography/components. In CMS Push mode, it maps content into your CMS fields.
You keep the content. In Edge Routing mode you'd swap the route back to your original stack; in CMS Push mode your CMS already contains the articles.
Stop buying blog posts. Install a system.
Price anchored to replacement cost — not tool cost. Replace topic ideation, briefing, drafting, editing, and publishing ops.
Starter
For teams starting with content automation
- 4–8 posts/month
- Draft/approval queue
- Basic internal linking
- Featured image generation
- Email support
Growth
On-domain blog with continuous optimization
- 8–20 posts/month
- On-domain /blog install
- Continuous refresh cycles
- Metadata experiments
- GEO optimization
- Priority support
Enterprise
Multiple domains, custom requirements
- 20+ posts/month
- Multiple domains/brands
- Custom templates
- SLAs & security reviews
- SSO integration
- Dedicated support
Compare to your current spend
Typical SEO content writers run $15–$35/hr. Short posts average $150, long posts $300+. Add optimization tools ($80–$220/mo) and publishing ops time. EdgeBlog replaces the entire workflow.
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