Content work that starts from the evidence
Turn a site finding, buyer question or citation pattern into a brief, a page edit or an internal-link plan. The Agent drafts it from your project evidence, and your team reviews it.
The Agent is not part of the free trial. Book a demo to try it.
Review the page indexing policy
Confirm whether /platform should be indexed. If yes, remove the noindex directive and request a fresh crawl to verify the change.
Evidence
- Robots directive captured on Sep 19 crawl
- Page cited in 6 tracked answers
Briefs and new pages
Full drafts for the audience and evidence you choose, including comparison pages and FAQs.
Edits to existing pages
A proposed edit for one target page at a time, which your team reviews before it ships.
Links and earned media
Internal-link plans and outreach briefs for the third-party pages that cite your competitors.
Start from a gap you can see
Every piece of content work starts from evidence already in your project: an Action, a Site Health issue, a Search Console signal, a cited page that leaves you out, or a prompt you lose. The Agent reads that evidence first and writes the draft to close that gap.
- Pick up any Action or finding as the starting point
- Business context and competitors carried into every draft
- The context used is listed with each output
- Fix indexing policyHigh
- Rewrite title for CTR gapMedium
- Comparison page for “approval tools”Medium
Drafts for your site and the places engines cite
AI answers draw on your site and on the places people discuss your category. The Agent drafts new pages and edits for your site, and social posts, forum answers and outreach briefs for the channels engines cite.
- Briefs, new pages, comparison pages and FAQ pages
- Page edits and internal-link plans
- LinkedIn and X posts, video scripts and forum answers
- Outreach briefs for earned sources
- Technical fixSelected
- Page edit
- Content
- Internal links
- Prompt discovery
Every draft keeps its revisions
The Agent writes the whole piece and edits it in place. Edit sections yourself, ask for a change to one part, and compare any version with the latest.
- The full draft first, edited in place
- Section-level edits and follow-ups
- Full revision history
Audience
Operations leads comparing approval tools.
Angle
Answer “which tools support multi-step approvals” directly, with a comparison table.
- Revision 3Current
- Revision 2
- Revision 1
How it works
Pick a starting point
Choose an Action, finding or question, or start a new chat with a content skill.
Get the full draft
The Agent writes the whole piece from the evidence it read, and lists the context it used.
Review the draft
Edit sections, ask for changes the Agent makes in place, and compare revisions.
Ship and measure
Publish through your own process, mark the work implemented, and watch later evidence.
Questions you can answer
CiteLadder answers each one from the AI answers and site data it has recorded.
- What should our comparison page against a named competitor say?
- Which page should we update to answer a prompt we keep losing?
- Which internal links would help a page that answers engines skip?
- What should we pitch to a publisher that lists our competitors?
Frequently asked questions
Is this a separate application?
No. Content workflows run in CiteLadder's Agent, connected to your project evidence and Actions.
What can it produce?
Content briefs, new pages, comparison pages, FAQ pages, edits to existing pages, internal-link plans, outreach briefs, social posts, video scripts and forum answers.
Does it publish automatically?
No. Drafting, saving, publishing and measuring are separate decisions your team makes.
Will it invent facts about my company?
The Agent works from your confirmed business context and saved evidence, and it is instructed not to invent company, product, customer, price or statistic facts. Your team reviews every draft before it is used.
Is it in the free trial?
No. Content workflows run in the Agent, which is not part of the free trial. Book a demo to try it with your own project.