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What changed, and when

Only what you would notice. Newest first.

  1. Social posts at each platform's best time

    • An article's social posts no longer all go out the minute it publishes. Each one waits for its platform's best slot that week, in your timezone, so one article covers Tuesday to Thursday instead of one hour.
    • The calendar shows when each channel goes out, and the heads-up email lists the times. Prefer everything right after the article? Switch it in Settings → Blog.
  2. Articles show their work

    • Every article now shows the effort behind it: a stated basis for any ranking, first-hand facts from your business, how it judged, the edge cases and a plain recommendation per situation.
    • Images are original first: your product photos, then renders made for the article, then stock only where a real person is needed. The hero image explains the page at a glance.
    • Keywords are used lightly (title, opening, maybe one heading) and internal links use natural wording, never the exact target phrase.
  3. Blueprints and a fact check on every article

    • Before writing, Postiplex builds a blueprint of what the ranking pages share, who is searching and why, and a section plan with word budgets. The article is written to that plan.
    • After writing, a fact checker verifies every number, date, price, named entity and quote against the sources, corrects or removes what it cannot confirm, and tones down an overstated title.
    • Once a week is now the default cadence for every new site.
  4. Presenter videos and product roundups

    • Short videos can be presented by an avatar speaking in your podcast voice, with cutaways to the article's images, instead of captions over stills.
    • When an article lists your own products, each one links to its product page and uses your store's product photo. Your products take the top spots and at most half the list; the rest are other brands, named but never linked.
  5. Your own podcast voices

    • Record yourself reading a short script, or describe the voice you want, and the podcast hosts speak in it. Three voices per site.
    • A keyword settings panel on the calendar shows the five profile fields that steer research, and an editor pass drops keywords that share a word with your business but not its subject.
  6. Several websites on one account

    • One login can run any number of websites, each with its own plan, keywords, channels and podcast. Switch between them from the top bar.
    • Local businesses can list the cities to target; local articles use them first.
  7. One podcast episode a week, with video

    • The week's article becomes an episode of your own two-host show and a long-form YouTube video of that episode, posted before the article so the article embeds the player at publish.
    • Episode notes and video descriptions link back to the article.
  8. Help docs and a design pass

    • Short step-by-step guides at /docs for every setup task.
    • The dashboard, integrations, settings and analytics screens were rebuilt to one design system and checked on phones.

See one real week on your own site.

Connect your website and your channels. The first article is planned within the day.