01Keyword discovery
A standing search for gaps: queries people use that no page of yours answers. Each gap becomes a planned article, filed under the right topic automatically.
02Cannibalization rules
Before anything is planned or rewritten, PageWorks checks that no other page already owns that search. Two pages never fight for one keyword.
03Scheduled publishing
You choose how many articles go out per day and how often each topic gets one. The engine keeps to it without reminders.
04Daily rewrites
Posts off page one are rewritten in rotation for the keyword they already target. Nothing is left to go stale on page three.
05Quality checks
Every article is checked before it is published: it has to carry its keyword properly and meet the structure rules. Failures are retried.
06Built to be read
Short paragraphs, clear headings, a key takeaway near the top and a questions section at the end, so articles work on a phone.
07Interactive pieces
Checklists, self checks, myth and fact, and comparison tables where they fit the topic, so readers stay on the page.
08Rank tracking
Positions and clicks from Google Search Console for every page, so the engine knows what to improve next.
09Self-correcting
A job that finishes but produces nothing is treated as a warning, not a success. Stuck items are repaired by the next run.