Article generation
Not a prompt and a spinner. Each article gets its own research pass, a structure chosen to fit what the query is actually asking, real sources cited inline, an original image in your brand's palette, and links to your own pages — then it runs a deterministic SEO check before anyone sees it.
The workflow
Before drafting, RankPine reads what's currently ranking, gathers primary sources, and pulls the specifics — numbers, dates, named methods — that a generic model would paper over. That research is what the writing is built from.
A "best X for Y" search wants a buyer's guide; "how to" wants ordered steps; "X vs Y" wants an honest comparison. RankPine chooses the archetype from the keyword's intent and writes to that contract, which is a large part of why these posts rank.
The draft is written to your detected tone, audience, and positioning, illustrated with a generated on-brand image, and linked to relevant pages on your own site. A scorecard then checks structure, headings, length, links, and sources before it's marked ready.
The reason in-house content is slow isn't the writing — it's the writing, then the image, then the fact-check, then the internal links, then the on-page pass, each waiting on a different person. All of it happens in one run here, and the profile it works from is yours to correct.
Niche, audience, tone, and positioning are detected on day one and editable forever. Add custom instructions and every future article follows them.
Claims are traced to real, checkable sources and cited inline — not invented citations that fall apart the moment a reader follows one.
Each post gets an original featured image in your chosen style and brand colors. No stock photography, no licensing to think about.
RankPine reads your sitemap and links to your own relevant pages, so each new post strengthens the ones you already published.
Included in the $99/site plan.
Thirty articles a month, every feature, and three real articles before you pay.
Around 2,000 words by default, and you can set roughly 1,000, 2,000, or 3,000 per site. Length follows the topic — we'd rather write a tight 1,200 words than pad to hit a number.
Google ranks helpful content, not human-typed content. What gets penalized is thin, generic, unsourced text — which is exactly what the research pass and the anti-slop edit exist to prevent.
Yes. Turn autopilot off and every article waits in review, where you can edit it in the app, regenerate it, or export it as Markdown. With autopilot on, it publishes on its own.
That's the whole thing we're built against. Every draft goes through a dedicated editing pass that cuts filler openings, hedging, and stock AI phrasing before it's allowed to publish.
Article generation is one part of the loop. RankPine keeps the research, writing, editing, and publishing moving together every day.
Article generation is one stage. RankPine runs all of them — researching, planning, writing, editing, and publishing a genuinely good article to your site every day, for less than the cost of one freelance post.
