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Editorial guide: a one-month content plan built from your blog — and your site if you have one

Publyra reads your recent blog posts — and your site when you provide one —, builds a profile — business, positioning, audience, existing coverage, gaps, duplicates, content to refresh — and plans four weeks at your target rhythm. Every article ships with an SEO title, a target query, a category, a format, a word budget, an editorial intent, an English banner image prompt and a Publyra advice for its generation.

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How it works

From your blog to your planned month

01
Open the editorial guide and enter your WordPress blog URL and the saved connection — plus your site URL, if you have one.
02
Choose the target weekly rhythm and the plan language.
03
Publyra analyzes your 15 latest posts — and your site when you provide one —, then writes the business profile and the four-week plan.
04
Write each article in the studio: topic, length, format, intent and keyword are pre-filled.

A profile of your business and your blog

Before suggesting anything, Publyra builds a profile: business and value proposition, positioning, audience, themes already covered by the blog, editorial gaps, repeated angles to avoid and outdated content to refresh.

Every statement is grounded in the documents read; what the analysis cannot establish is said as such, without invention.

✓Business and value proposition
✓Positioning versus competitors
✓Audience, needs and objections
✓Coverage, gaps, duplicates and content to refresh

Four weeks of articles, not a topic list

The plan is structured week by week at your rhythm (1 to 14 posts per week). Each article specifies an SEO title, a target search query, an existing or new category, an editorial format, a word budget capped by your plan and an editorial intent.

A unique angle is written for each article, an internal link to an existing blog post is suggested when relevant, and a Publyra advice says which overrides to set in the studio (format, word count, evidence level) and why automatic detection would fall short for that topic.

Each article also carries a banner image prompt, always in English because image models read English only: it is pre-filled as the first line of the studio image descriptions when you write the article.

✓SEO title and target search query
✓Existing or new category
✓Format, word budget and intent
✓An English banner image prompt per article
✓Internal linking and a Publyra advice per article

No duplicates with your blog

The titles of your 15 latest posts are part of the analysis: the plan does not propose angles already covered repeatedly.

Duplicated angles detected in the profile are explicitly flagged so they can be consolidated instead of repeated.

Directly connected to writing

On each planned article, “Write it in the studio” pre-fills the generator: topic, word count, format, primary intent, target keyword and banner prompt (placed as the first image description line). You review and adjust like any Publyra generation.

The plan publishes nothing: it feeds your studio, and publishing remains your decision.

Availability

No rate limit: only the purchased generations matter. 4.90 € = 1 generation (30 days) and 9.90 € = 3 generations (90 days), available in the shop on paid plans that can buy packs — the Free plan has no access to it, even while an unexpired pack remains.

Important limits

• AI output can contain errors: the plan is a working base, not established fact.
• The site is optional. When provided, its analysis is limited to pages readable without login; when it cannot be read, the guide falls back to your blog alone and a warning tells you so.
• The analyzed blog must be a connected WordPress site (application password or OAuth).
• Generations are bought as packs; a generation is never charged when the analysis fails.

FAQ

Questions about Editorial guide: a one-month content plan built from your blog — and your site if you have one

What does the editorial guide cost?

4.90 € for 1 generation (30 days) and 9.90 € for 3 generations (90 days). There is no time limit between generations: only the remaining stock matters, and a generation is charged only when the guide is successfully produced.

What does the analysis read?

Your WordPress blog (15 recent posts) — required. Your website is optional: when you provide one and it is readable, it enriches the profile; otherwise the guide is built from your blog alone.

Does the guide replace article generation?

No. The plan schedules: titles, queries, categories, formats, budgets, intents and banner prompts. The actual writing happens in the studio, pre-filled for each planned article.

What happens when I generate a new guide?

The previous guide is replaced by the new one, and one generation from your pack is consumed for the new guide.

Can I choose the plan language?

Yes: French or English, independently of the interface language.

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