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Tell me what to write next

I’d love a feature that lets me plug in my website URL and get smart, prioritized content recommendations for what to publish next. What I’m imagining: I enter my domain. RightBlogger scans my existing content: categories, topic clusters, internal links, recency, and gaps. It then suggests my next best content opportunities, ranked by impact, with clear reasoning. Outputs that would be incredibly useful: Topic clusters to build next (and which post to write first) “Missing pieces” in existing clusters (supporting posts, comparison posts, beginner guides) Internal linking opportunities (what to link from/to) Content refresh recommendations (posts decaying or outdated) Keyword ideas tied to my site’s actual authority, not generic suggestions A simple publishing roadmap for the next 30/60/90 days If possible, I’d also love filters like: “Pinterest-first” vs “Google-first” Recipe site vs lifestyle site Quick wins vs long-term plays Seasonal timing Why this matters: I can create content easily, but deciding the highest-leverage next post is the hardest part. A URL-based “what to write next” engine would make RightBlogger feel like a true strategy tool, not just a writing tool.

💡 Feature Request

About 1 month ago

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Feature Image Automation for Published Blog Posts

Today, the article writing tool does an excellent job of going from idea to finished article in minutes. It writes the content based on my parameters and either finds or generates supporting images using the custom visual style I provide. The one missing piece is a feature image or cover image. When posts are published, they go live without a feature image, which makes the blog look less polished and consistent (no image is shown in the overall blog listing page). I would like the platform to automatically create and attach a feature image (metadata would be excellent to incorporate into this) for every article, using the same styling prompt and image source logic that it already uses for in-article images. That way, every post is published with a visually consistent cover image without any extra manual work on the side of the RightBlogger platform user. Requirements: Scope: For every new blog article the tool creates, also generate a single feature/cover image. Image style: Use the same global styling prompt and settings that are already applied to other AI-generated images in the article, so the feature image matches the overall look and feel. Source logic: If the tool is using stock + AI today, the feature image should follow the same logic (for example, AI-first with stock as backup, or vice versa). Automation: When the post is created, automatically attach this image as the article’s “feature image” or “cover image” in the CMS, so it shows up on blog listing pages, social previews, and the article header without manual upload. Format and size: Use a default aspect ratio appropriate for blog headers and optimize the image for web performance. Configuration: Allow users to turn this on/off at the project level and, ideally, override the feature-image style prompt at the site or project level. Fallback: If image generation fails, notify the user and allow them to press a button to recreate an image.

💡 Feature Request

2 months ago

Automatically apply an SEO optimized blog headline, meta title, meta description and URL slug

When articles are created by the AI Article Generator the SEO tab appears to show suggested SEO friendly meta data but even when I run the SEO optimizer it does not apply this data so I have to go into the article once it is published and add this content. On top of this I cannot see this data that is automatically applied when the article is written. The SEO optimizer appears to be the best tool to incorporate an automated SEO optimized meta data optimization function to the article publishing workflow. I would like to see this added to the roadmap so I can plan to see this time savings on my resource planner in the future.

💡 Feature Request

2 months ago

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AI-Speak: Enhance Model

I’ve noticed a few patterns in the AI output, even when MyTone settings are applied, that make the writing feel more AI-generated: Overly formal contractions The model often writes phrases like “it is,” “do not,” and “does not” instead of using natural contractions like “it’s,” “don’t,” and “doesn’t.” This makes the tone sound stiff and less human. Incorrect or inconsistent hyphenation The AI regularly misses standard hyphenation rules, like with compound adjectives, prefixes, and time-based modifiers. A few recent examples: west-facing mineral-based air-conditioned I catch all of this stuff on final edits, with Grammarly, etc., so it’s not a big deal. But I thought I’d mention it in case it could be improved, particularly the formal contractions.

💡 Feature Request

2 months ago

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