Marketing automation that works.
Content Studio writes articles, sector pages and LinkedIn posts from the questions AI answers without you and the placements you've made, checks every claim against your evidence, and publishes on a calendar. Each piece has a reason to exist before it's written.
1 · The gap
What does EV charging executive search typically cost compared to a permanent recruitment fee?
Named in 0 of 25 answers, 17 Aug–14 Sep
2 · The article
EV Charging Executive Search Fees vs Permanent Recruitment: What You'll Actually Pay
Live on aymrecruitment.com, 11 Sep 2026
3 · The answer
ChatGPT names AYM Recruitment first and cites AYM as its top source.
Position 1, 21 Sep 2026
Why this automation works
Every piece starts from a gap Found measured.
1
Starts from a gap
2
Written from your proof
3
Checked before you see it
4
Measured after it ships
For your site
Pages that get your agency quoted.
- Articles built from a brief and checked against your proof points
- A page per sector you recruit in, scored before it ships
- Comparison pages: the page an engine reads when someone asks who the best agencies are
- Direct-answer and FAQ blocks for the pages you already have
- Rewrites of pages that slipped, with every claim rechecked
For LinkedIn
Posts that make your consultants the named expert.
- Weekly posts answering the questions you're not named for
- A post per open role, written from what the role actually involves
- A post for every page you publish, link and all
- Carousels drawn in your colours, set in your fonts, with your logo
Grounded in your agency
It writes what you can put your name to.
What you do
Proof
Claims you never make
Your people
Your look
Source material
Calendar and publishing
Live on your site, or ready for it.
On a Redsun site
On another platform
Put your name in the answer.
Your first brief comes from the first question in your market that nobody answers well.