How Evoras works
The research → plan → write → publish pipeline that turns your site into one good article a day.
Every Evoras article goes through the same pipeline. Understanding it helps you know which setting to reach for when you want to change something.
The four stages
1. Research
Evoras studies your niche, your competitors, and the way real people search. It pulls keyword data, finds gaps your competitors rank for that you don't, and — if you've connected it — folds in your real Google Search Console data to find the terms you're closest to winning.
2. Plan
Keywords become a content calendar. Each one is scored for search volume, difficulty, and intent, and the strongest opportunities are scheduled first — roughly one article a day. You can rearrange the calendar or queue specific keywords by hand at any time.
3. Write
For each planned keyword, Evoras writes a full article: an outline, a draft in your tone of voice, then several editing passes that strip out the generic "AI slop." It verifies claims against the web and adds real citations, links to your existing pages, and generates on-brand images.
4. Publish
The finished article lands in one of two places. With autopilot on, it publishes to your connected CMS on your schedule. With autopilot off, it waits in review until you approve it. Either way, you can always read, edit, copy, or download it inside Evoras.
If you've added extra languages, this is also where the article is localised into each of them — adapted for the market, then published as its own post.
Why the output is different
Most AI content tools produce fluent, forgettable filler. Evoras's whole reason to exist is to avoid that:
- An anti-slop editing pass on every draft — it rewrites vague, padded, and repetitive passages.
- Real, cited sources. Claims are checked against the web and linked, never invented.
- Internal links to your own pages, discovered from your sitemap, so each article strengthens the rest of your site.
- On-brand images generated in the style and colours you choose.
- Your brief, everywhere. The description, niche, audiences, and custom instructions you set steer every article.
What you control
The pipeline is fixed, but you steer it through your site settings: