Content Queue
Social & Blog
Your Content and SEO agents work together to create and optimize your online content.
Social Media Posts
How It Works
1.Your Content Agent drafts posts based on your business activity, listings, or market insights
2.Drafts appear in your queue tagged as social content
3.You review, edit if needed, and approve
4.Approved posts line up on your content calendar
Coming soon: auto-publishing to your social accounts. Today, the agent does the writing and you do the posting — approved drafts are ready to copy to any platform. When publishing arrives, approved posts will go out on schedule without the copy-paste step.
Post Types
•Property highlights — showcasing listings or recent deals
•Market updates — sharing local market trends and data
•Tips and advice — educational content for your audience
•Behind the scenes — business updates and team news
•Engagement posts — questions or polls to drive interaction
Content Calendar
The content calendar shows:
•Scheduled posts by date and time
•Which platform each post targets
•Draft status (pending review, approved, ready to post)
•Gaps in your schedule where the agent suggests adding content
Blog Articles
Creating Articles
1.Ask your Content Agent: "Write a blog post about the top 5 neighborhoods for rental income in [your market]"
2.The agent researches the topic and drafts a full article
3.Review the draft in your queue
4.Approve it — the finished article is yours to publish
Article Features
•SEO-optimized — the SEO Agent reviews each article for keyword placement, readability, and structure
•Market-specific — articles reference your target markets and local data
•Properly formatted — headers, sections, and call-to-action included
•Image suggestions — the agent recommends relevant photos or graphics
Publishing
When you approve a blog article, it's formatted for your website or blog platform, with meta descriptions and tags included — and the Content Agent can draft companion social posts to promote it.
Coming soon: one-tap publishing straight to your connected blog, with performance tracked for your SEO Agent's optimization suggestions. Today, you take the finished, formatted article and post it yourself.
Working with the SEO Agent
The SEO Agent supports your content strategy by:
•Keyword research — identifying what your target audience searches for
•Content briefs — providing outlines before the Content Agent writes
•Optimization reviews — checking published content and suggesting improvements
•Performance reports — tracking search rankings and organic traffic
SEO recommendations arrive alongside content drafts in your queue. You can approve optimization changes or keep the original.