Prioritize the queue
Separate risk, CTR, and page-one opportunities.
Rank every page and query by the next useful action.
Classify growing, low-CTR, almost-ranking, page-two, zero-click, and weak-focus signals into a bounded optimization queue.
Search action loop
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Evidence becomes observable, reviewable work.
High impressions · low CTR
Refresh title and snippet
DraftReviewObserve
Move from signal to a concrete editorial decision.
Keep metrics attached
See clicks, impressions, CTR, position, and delta beside the action.
Diagnose the page
Open a brief or deeper analysis before adding work.
Choose the response
Rewrite a snippet, refresh content, or build internal links.
One ranked work list across risk, CTR, and page one.
The queue keeps the target query, URL, current metrics, and direct next action together.
- Page-one push
- Top pages and queries
- Visible opportunity class
See why a page entered the queue.
The Pages view retains current search signals, metrics, suggested action, and the option to brief, analyze, or add to plan.
- Tracking and attention states
- Ranked opportunity signals
- Action-specific recommendation
Classify, inspect, and add to plan.
Read the ranked signal
Start with the opportunity class and current metrics.
Inspect the page
Review its query, page context, and suggested action.
Add reviewed work
Send the chosen action to the Growth Plan or draft workflow.
Built for controlled content operations.
Opportunity classes
The queue is bounded by visible search signals.
- Low CTR
- Almost ranking
- Page two
- Growing and risk
Before you connect.
Does BlogFactory keep sites separate?
Yes. Content, sources, permissions, provider access, search properties, and destinations remain scoped to the authorized site.
Can an MCP agent publish live or delete content?
No. Agent authority stops at approved CMS draft creation. Live publishing, deletion, credentials, and account administration stay outside MCP.
How can I use BlogFactory?
Self-host the AGPL-3.0-only release candidate for free, or create a managed BlogFactory Cloud account from $5 per month. Both editions keep CMS delivery draft-only.
Run BlogFactory where your content operation lives.
Inspect the public source, then follow the source-build Compose guide — or let Cloud run it from $5 a month. The boundary is identical in both.