ARTICLE DRAFTING · Workflow idea
Start with a topic brief and prepare a search-friendly article, a concise title, and a matching image concept. Keep the post in draft so an editor can check its accuracy, voice, and presentation before anything is published.
01 / The starting point
A topic or prompt selected from an editorial planning list
“Prepare an article draft, title, and image concept from the approved brief, and hold publication for editorial review.”
02 / The work
Helps a content team move from an approved topic idea to a structured first draft.
Select a clear topic and audience from the editorial plan, and confirm the intended purpose of the article.
Create a readable article draft with a useful structure and a concise title that reflects the topic.
Create a relevant visual draft and keep it with the article for review.
Have an editor verify important claims, fit with the brief, attribution, and image suitability.
Keep the article unpublished until an authorized editor approves the exact copy, image, and destination.
03 / The result
A complete blog post draft with a title and featured image concept, ready for an editor to verify and approve.
Reviews & approvals · Example outcome
A complete blog post draft with a title and featured image concept, ready for an editor to verify and approve.
Generated copy or imagery may include unsupported claims, unsuitable wording, or content that does not match the brief. Check facts, originality, image rights, accessibility, and search claims. An editor must approve the exact post and image before publication.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Define which editorial briefs are suitable and who the article is meant to help.
Agree on structure, length, tone, image style, and how uncertain or missing information should be handled.
Name who verifies facts, checks originality and image permissions, and approves the final post.
Review clear, incomplete, and sensitive topics to confirm drafts remain unpublished until an editor approves them.