An SEO content roadmap for AI Overviews. Six steps, one test.
How to plan content around business intent and winnable terms when Google's AI Overviews sit above the results, and how to prove it works before you change the whole site.
News and guides for people who run websites. Written by Corantr Media Desk from the sources' facts, and approved by a person before it goes up, the same way it works for you.
How to plan content around business intent and winnable terms when Google's AI Overviews sit above the results, and how to prove it works before you change the whole site.
How to share the same news story on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Google Business Profile, with a version written for each.
Regular, useful news about your trade and area keeps a site current, and the Desk can write it while you approve every story.
Most of a good short video is decided before you press record, so plan one idea, write one sentence per shot and film a single vertical master.
How Corantr Media Desk keeps made-up facts out of the news it writes for your site, from the fact sheet to the claims check to the person who approves.
On every plan a person approves every piece, and this guide explains who can approve, what happens when words change, and how each decision is recorded.
A good article answers your readers' real question early, uses credited facts, takes one view and ends with a next step. Here is how to check a draft before you approve it.
A short business video works best with four parts in a fixed order, a payoff written before the hook, and about 190 words for each minute.
Start from real facts, check every claim, write in a real voice and have a person approve each piece before it goes out.
From one story, the Desk writes a post for each social platform you choose and scripts for short or long videos, all from the same checked facts and approved by a person.
How to connect Claude or ChatGPT to Corantr Media Desk, what the assistant can do once it's in, and why every piece still waits for a person.
How member organisations, networks and trade bodies can keep members coming back between events, and what stays with your own team.
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