You connect your site, describe what your company knows and name the topics. BlogPost writes, waits for your yes and publishes on your site.
4 free posts in total, on 1 site. No card.
Tell us once what your company knows. Every topic then becomes an article that waits for your yes and goes live on your site.
You prepareOnce, at sign-up
No prompts and no code: you write in your own words.
Site
The site that will receive the articles.
Site address (URL)https://horizonglass.comIllustrative example Teach
What your company does, where and how.
About your companyWe’re Horizon Glass Co., serving Austin and nearby. We install balcony enclosures, shower doors and mirrors…Illustrative example Connect
Where your site runs. The connection is tested right away.
PlatformWordPressWixDeveloper-built siteConnection testedIllustrative example Activate
Your topics in a few words: they become the first brief.
Topics / keywordsbalcony enclosureglass balconycondoActivate autopostIllustrative example BlogPost, for every topic
- Writes each article from what you shared
- Creates the images
- Keeps each draft waiting for your yes
- Publishes on your site
- Moves on to the next topic in the queue
An article is bornOne example, start to finish
1Knowledge
It starts with what you shared.
The words in gold come from your sign-up text and end up in the article.
horizonglass.comConnection tested
We’re Horizon Glass Co., from Austin and nearby. We install balcony enclosures, shower doors and mirrors, mostly in condos. We use 3/8-inch tempered glass and give a 5-year warranty.
2Topic
Your topics become the brief.
The first topic is the subject; the others go in as keywords. You add the next topics whenever you want, one by one or from a spreadsheet.
balcony enclosure
- Keywords
- glass balconycondo
- Context
- Horizon Glass Co., Austin and nearby
- When
- Next run of the day
Shower doors: tempered or laminated glass?
3Article
The brief becomes a full article.
- Title and description
- Images, created with it
- Sections that answer your customer’s questions
- A link to a page on your site
- FAQs and a button to reach you
Balcony enclosure in a condo: what to check before you ask for a quote
HOA approval, glass type and timing: what to check before calling a glass company in Austin.
3/8-inch tempered glass or laminated?
It depends on the span and the floor. See our balcony projects before the visit.
Frequently asked questions
What does the 5-year warranty cover?
Book a site visit4Approval
The draft waits for your yes.
It stays in the Approval tab until you publish, review or reject it.
Draft readyVersion 1
Balcony enclosure in a condo: what to check before you ask for a quote
Waiting for your yes in the Approval tab.
5On your site
From the dashboard to your site.
On your domain, with your site’s look.
It goes in as a post on your WordPress, with cover, excerpt and tags. No plugin.
Published today
Balcony enclosure in a condo: what to check before you ask for a quote
HOA approval, glass type and timing: what to check before calling a glass company in Austin.
6Live
The queue keeps going.
The next topic goes into the following run. The queue moves with the topics you add and stops when it’s empty.
- LiveBalcony enclosure in a condo
- Next runShower doors: tempered or laminated glass?
- Your next topic
ApprovalYou decide what goes live
Every account starts this way: each article waits for you in the Approval tab. Publishing straight away only happens if you turn it on, and you can turn it off whenever you like.
- In queue
- Awaiting approval
- Published
Draft readyVersion 1
Balcony enclosure in a condo: what to check before you ask for a quote
HOA approval, glass type and timing: what to check before calling a glass company in Austin.
Waiting for your yes in the Approval tab.
No card · 4 posts in total, on 1 site
QuestionsStraight answers
Practical questions before you start.
What people ask before connecting their site.
Another question? Talk to the IATEC team on WhatsApp
Yes. BlogPost publishes to a site that’s already live: WordPress, Wix or built by a developer. If you don’t have a site yet, the IATEC team builds one, on request.
See site buildingYou name the topics in a few words; the whole article is on BlogPost. At sign-up, your topics become the first brief. Then you add the next ones one by one or from a spreadsheet, with or without a date.
Yes, and every account starts that way. Each article waits in the Approval tab: you edit the title, description, text and images, then publish, review or reject.
You connect once, at sign-up, and the test runs right away. WordPress takes an application password; Wix, the keys from your dashboard; a developer-built site reads the content API.
See the integrationsYes. Publish directly is an option you turn on and off whenever you want. To pause everything, just uncheck automatic publishing in the dashboard.
The queue stops and nothing is charged automatically. Published articles stay on your site. To keep going, you choose a plan.
See plans and pricing