The content program you keep meaning to start.
MoxyGrowth researches what to write, drafts it in your voice, and waits at your desk. Set it up tonight and there is work to read by morning.
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Rank for what you’re already close to.
MoxyGrowth researches what your site should cover, writes it in your house style, and waits for you to approve it.
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The topics you’re closest to winning, first.
MoxyGrowth starts where you already rank but don’t win, then works outward. Here is the shape of what a research pass turns up.
| Query | Position | Impressions | Clicks |
|---|---|---|---|
| webhook retry best practices | 12.4 | 4,820 | 61 |
| idempotency key design | 14.1 | 3,110 | 38 |
| how to version a rest api | 9.2 | 8,740 | 210 |
| api rate limiting strategies | 17.6 | 2,940 | 22 |
Every night it researches, clusters, writes and stops.
Five passes per article, in a fixed order. Linking runs after the brand pass so a rewrite cannot strip the links it just earned, and before formatting so the HTML is built from final text.
Draft
Written against the topic cluster and your five style dials.
SEO
Headings, structure and the target query. No stuffing.
Brand
Checked against your rules. A clean draft costs no extra call.
Links
Points at pages you already have. No model call needed.
Finalize
Slug, meta, excerpt, HTML. Then into your queue.
Four parts, and only one of them is yours
Research and writing run on their own. The part you keep is the part that needs judgement.
Your voice is five numbers, not a doc nobody opens
Formality, technical depth, warmth, brevity, data density. Set them once per property and every draft obeys them. They are orthogonal on purpose: asking for “70% conversational, 30% executive” produces a brief that contradicts itself.
It stops at your desk, every time
Drafts land in a queue with a live count in your nav. Edit the title, body, slug, meta description or excerpt in place, then approve. Approving freezes the article. The pipeline will not touch it again.
Grouped by intent, not by string match
Queries never arrive as a topic. They arrive as forty thousand rows. Clustering turns them into the handful of subjects worth an article, ranked by how close you already are.
You still have to read them.
MoxyGrowth writes the draft, not the judgement. Every article waits on someone who knows the business, and that person is you. If nobody has twenty minutes a week for the queue, it just gets longer.
Per property, per month
One number, no seats to count. Every plan includes the whole loop: research, generation, house style and review.
Starter
One site, finding its footing.
- 1 property
- 8 articles a month
- Nightly research and clustering
- House style and review queue
Growth
A real content program.
- 3 properties
- 30 articles a month
- Cadence scheduling
- A house style per property
- Priority generation queue
Enterprise
Agencies and portfolios.
- Unlimited properties
- Volume priced to your cadence
- Team accounts and roles
- Bring your own model key
- Per-property usage reporting
Billing is not switched on yet. Signing up today costs nothing and no card is collected.
Asked before signing up
How is this different from asking a chatbot for blog posts?
Topic selection, house style and the review loop. Generating an article is the easy half; picking the right one is what decides whether it earns anything. MoxyGrowth researches the topics worth covering, writes them to a style you set once, and keeps every draft in a queue until you approve it.
Who actually writes the articles?
Claude, driven by a five-stage pipeline rather than a single prompt. Drafting, SEO, brand, internal linking and formatting are separate steps, so each can be fixed or tuned without rewriting the others. Every draft stops in your review queue.
Can I edit a draft before approving it?
Yes: title, slug, body, meta description and excerpt, all in place. A hand-edited article renders exactly like a generated one, because both go through the same formatter. Approving freezes it; unapproving puts it back in the queue.
Does it publish to my site automatically?
Not yet. Today the loop ends at an approved draft you copy or export into your CMS. Scheduled publishing to a signed generic endpoint is next, and it will be opt-in per property. Approval mode stays the default.
Set it up today and it works tonight.
The first run shows you what it wants to write and why. If the plan doesn’t convince you, you will know by morning and you will not have paid for anything.
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