A calendar that fills itself.

Spellsuite's content planning keeps a board of fixed publishing slots fed by a topic queue ranked from real demand — near-rank search queries, weak AI answers, and questions customers actually ask. Drafts arrive with their slot, two weeks ahead, so your job is deciding whether things ship — not producing them. Planning and generation are included in the search package, not sold separately.

“fill august — drafts two weeks ahead”

How the board works

Slots, queue, drafts, truth.

The four mechanics that keep a calendar alive past week three.

Recurring slots

Decide the cadence once — Tuesday how-to, Thursday behind-the-scenes — and stop re-deciding it every Monday.

Demand-ranked queue

Topics scored by search and citation gaps, not by what was fun in the brainstorm. The queue refills itself.

Drafts ahead of time

Everything inside the two-week window arrives written. Blank pages stop being part of your publishing schedule.

A board that stays true

Slips reflow instead of rotting. The board you look at is always the plan that's actually happening.

Read the five cadence rules on the blog

Common questions

Content planning, answered directly.

Is content planning a separate product?

No. Planning and generation come inside the search package, alongside SEO and GEO & AEO — the calendar exists to feed both, so splitting it off would break the loop. The ads package is the part you can take or leave independently.

Where do the topics come from?

Three demand feeds: search terms you almost rank for, questions AI assistants currently answer badly in your market, and recurring customer questions from your own channels. Ideas you add by hand join the same ranked queue and can jump it whenever you say so.

What happens when we miss a publishing date?

The slot slides forward and the board reflows — nothing silently disappears, and the calendar keeps describing reality. A calendar that stays true through a week nobody touched it is the whole point.

Does it write the posts too?

It drafts them, in your voice, from the context attached to each queue item. Publication still runs through the dashboard queue like everything else in the suite — you approve, edit, or decline.

Start casting

Next month can plan itself this afternoon.

Fixed slots, a ranked queue, drafts two weeks ahead — and your approval on all of it.

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