How SeoPilot Publishes: One Markdown Commit, One Live Article

This article exists as a Markdown file committed to content/blog/. No code was changed to publish it — the build picks the file up automatically and renders it inside the site's existing article design.

How it works

The publishing system commits a .md file with front-matter. On every commit, Netlify rebuilds the site and the new post appears on the blog and at its own /blog/<slug> URL.

• Front-matter drives the title, meta description, and SEO tags.
• The Markdown body is rendered with the same typography as curated posts.
• Drafts (draft: true) never appear in production.

Supported Markdown

Standard GitHub-Flavored Markdown works, including tables:

Ordered lists render with the brand number chips:

1. Research the topic and cluster.
2. Draft a GEO-optimized article.
3. Commit the Markdown file.

FAQ

Do I need to touch the code to publish?

No. Committing a Markdown file to content/blog/ is enough — the site renders it automatically on the next build.

What happens if a slug collides with a curated post?

The Markdown file wins, so you can override a curated post by reusing its slug.