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Standardize the workflow
Use one review path across suitable WordPress, Webflow, Framer, and code-managed client sites.
A cleaner SEO handoff for every client website.
Let clients own the business and editorial decisions while your agency completes a bounded website connection and supports the work that needs expertise.
SEODrafts gives agencies a repeatable evidence-to-publish workflow without turning the product into an opaque article factory. Each project keeps its search data, business context, reviewers, publishing destination, costs, and results separate, while the client’s own website remains canonical.
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Bound the technical handoff
Give the website manager a focused connection task instead of recurring copy and paste.
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Keep client approval explicit
Separate recommendations, drafts, approval, publishing readiness, and verified final URLs.
How it works
A bounded workflow turns evidence into an editorial decision and a reviewable publishing outcome.
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Qualify the client
Confirm an established website, useful search demand, responsible reviewer, and supported publishing path.
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Complete the one-time handoff
Connect the client’s search data and website with least-privilege access.
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Learn from real outcomes
Return public URLs and performance signals to the next review cycle.
What the workflow does not promise
SEODrafts does not guarantee rankings, invent authority, or make weak pages useful by publishing more of them. It helps your team choose, substantiate, review, and ship stronger work with a visible chain of decisions.
Human approval before publishing
Customer-owned canonical website
Evidence and claim boundaries attached
Destination result and public-page check separated
Frequently asked questions
Is this a white-label content factory?
No. The workflow prioritizes evidence, clear responsibility, review, and useful pages over anonymous volume.
Can an agency manage multiple clients?
The product model separates projects, access, data, publishing state, and cost attribution; partner operations still need validation in the launch pilot.
Does the client keep its CMS workflow?
Yes. The destination website remains canonical and the supported connection respects its publishing path.
Turn the next search signal into work you can ship.
Join the private beta to bring opportunity research, reviewable briefs, editorial approval, and customer-owned publishing into one workflow.
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