Use an agent to draft and publish SEO blog posts

A writer set up OpenClaw to mimic their style, spot search opportunities, and prepare posts for manual approval before publishing.

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What they did
Chudi Nnorukam split OpenClaw into five linked tasks. It studied his past writing to build a voice model, checked Google Search Console each week for ranking chances, and drafted posts in his style. If a section fell under a 0.7 voice-consistency score, the agent rewrote it. Once he sent PUBLISH on Telegram, it built the post, committed the changes, pushed them, and asked for indexing.
How it went
He says the system can get three posts out in a weekend, compared with one every 10 to 14 days when done by hand. A full draft costs about $0.20 to $0.40 with Claude Sonnet. The setup also keeps a human approval step before any git push.
Tips
Give the agent several strong samples of your writing so the voice profile has something to learn from. Keep a manual check before publishing or pushing code, and plan on about three days to set everything up.

Try it yourself with OpenClaw

Learn my writing style from these examples: [URLs or folder]. Then check my site [domain] for [number] SEO opportunities related to [topic], choose the strongest one, and draft a post in my voice. If any section feels off, revise it until it matches my style better, then send the draft to me on [Telegram]. Pause and wait for my reply before you build, commit, push, or submit anything for publishing or indexing. After I approve, carry out those steps and send me a brief revision note if rankings later drop.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

Read the original on chudi.dev โ†—

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