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Chytrej článek: from keyword to published article

Keyword research, draft, 18 checks, editor approval and publishing to WordPress or a webhook. One line, every step logged and priced.

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  1. Brief09:21:50

    Topic and site, research and generation in one step

  2. Research09:21:52

    DataForSEO: 2 queries, 3 s, 10 credits

  3. Draft09:22:05

    Gemini: 2,350 output tokens, 13 s, 10 credits

  4. Checks09:22:05

    All gates passed, score 100

  5. Approval09:22:09

    Editor sent it for review, reviewer approved

  6. Publishing09:23:10

    Delivered via webhook on the first attempt

497 words · 20 credits · 16 s of machine time

A real run from 3 September 2026; times and cost are taken from the database.

  • 18

    checks before editor approval

  • 16 s

    machine time for the sample article

  • CZK 0.60

    for the 497-word sample article

Who it's for
Companies, agencies and newsrooms that want to blog regularly and in control – without five tools and copy-pasting between them.
Pricing model
Pay for usage: credit packages from CZK 990, no monthly subscription and no limit on users or sites.

How does it work?

Every step shows what goes in and what comes out.

  1. Step 01

    Keyword research

    Pick a site and a topic. The line finds keywords, their search volume and difficulty, and goes through the first page of search results.

    Input: Site and topic Output: Keywords, volume, difficulty, SERP analysis

  2. Step 02

    Draft and checks

    The brief, site tone and chosen keywords produce a first version including meta title and description. Then it goes through 18 checks.

    Input: Brief, tone, keywords Output: Draft with check results item by item

  3. Step 03

    Editor approval

    An editor edits, comments on and approves the draft, or sends it back. Every revision stays in the history with author and time.

    Input: Draft that passed the checks Output: Approved article

  4. Step 04

    Scheduled publishing

    At the chosen time the article goes to WordPress or a webhook. If publishing fails, the job is retried without a duplicate.

    Input: Approved article and publishing window Output: Article on your site and an audit log entry

18 checks before publishing

Before an editor sees the draft, it passes every gate. Whatever fails is listed item by item – and nothing is published without human approval.

  • Safe, sanitized HTML
  • Primary keyword in the meta title
  • Meta title length
  • Meta description length
  • Primary keyword in the intro
  • Summary at the top of the article
  • Answer close to the section heading
  • Internal links
  • Primary keyword density
  • Secondary keywords in H2s
  • Long-tail queries answered in the article
  • Cited sources
  • JSON-LD Article
  • JSON-LD reviewedBy
  • JSON-LD FAQ
  • Banned phrases
  • Czech localisation
  • Form of address (formal / informal)

Frequently asked questions

The 497-word sample article cost 20 credits: 10 for research and 10 for generation. In the Growth package that is CZK 0.60. Longer articles, more keywords and a cover image (120 credits) cost more; every charge is visible in the overview.

In the sample, research took 3 s and the draft including checks 13 s. The rest of the time is people: revision, approval and the publishing window you set in the calendar.

Yes, that's expected. You edit and comment on the draft in the editor. Only someone with the reviewer role or higher can approve, and nothing is published without approval.

The article stays approved and scheduled; the failure shows in the calendar and the audit log, including your site's response. You retry the job in one step and no duplicate appears.

For research, keywords go to DataForSEO; for generation, the brief and materials go to Gemini. Nothing else leaves the platform. Organisations' data is isolated and access is role-based.

No. You set up the account, organisation and site without paying. Credits are bought via Stripe only when you want to run your first research or generation.

What Chytrej článek proved to us

  • Controlled AI text generation: brief, site tone and quality checks before a human sees the text – the same approach we deploy for clients.
  • An approval workflow with roles, revision history and an audit log.
  • Reliable delivery to WordPress or a custom webhook, with retries that never duplicate – this is also how the webforte.cz blog is fed.

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