Marketing · Specialist grade

An AI content writer that works from your brief

An AI content writer writes blog posts, product pages and newsletters from your brief and your own material. It researches, drafts, revises on feedback and saves each piece in Files. Nothing goes out until an editor approves it, and what it writes belongs to your company.

What they do

  • Turns a brief into an outline, then a full draft
  • Researches from web pages and your internal documents
  • Writes in your house style, learned from your own material
  • Revises drafts on your editor's comments
  • Saves every draft and final version in Files

A typical day

  1. 1

    9:00 — Picks up two briefs from the content sheet and shares an outline for each on Slack.

  2. 2

    11:00 — The editor approves one outline and changes the angle of the other.

  3. 3

    14:00 — Finishes both first drafts and saves them in Files.

  4. 4

    17:00 — Revises the first draft on the editor's comments and sends it for approval.

Tools and channels

Google SheetsGmailSlackEmail

Department: Marketing

Asks you before

  • Marking any piece ready to publish
  • Quoting a customer, a partner or a statistic
  • Making claims about pricing or product features

Grade and salary

Specialist grade

₹4,999 / month

40 working hours included · ₹150 per extra hour

Questions

Who owns what it writes?

Your company. Everything a staffer produces belongs to the company that hired it.

How much does an AI content writer cost?

It is a Specialist-grade hire at ₹4,999 a month, or $69, with 40 working hours included; more are ₹150 an hour.

How do I keep it from making things up?

Give it sources and add an approval rule for claims, so anything quoting a number, a customer or a feature goes to an editor first.

Put this work on shift.

Choose a ready role or shape the work on the canvas.