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Landing Page Drafts transform any row in Site Structure into a complete, production-ready content spec in Markdown—including section-by-section page copy, FAQs, SEO metadata, JSON-LD schema, image briefs, and internal linking strategies.
Site Structure

Output Overview

Generated drafts provide a structured, well-researched foundation designed to accelerate page creation while maintaining strict factual integrity:
Lading Page Draft Overview
  • Markdown Output: Delivered as a brief for copywriters or CMS imports, not raw HTML.
  • Factual Guardrails: The agent never fabricates metrics, case studies, or customer quotes. Missing proof points are flagged inline as [PROOF NEEDED: exact detail required].
  • Conversion & GEO Focus: Built with clear extraction zones for AI search engines (definition blocks, FAQs, comparison tables) along with primary conversion goals and repeated CTA placements.

Archetype Word Ceilings

The system selects one of nine archetypes based on the page type. Default ceilings automatically scale down if your measured Page Style profile mandates tighter content budgets:

Draft Document Structure

Every generated Markdown file contains two distinct sections:

Part 1: Landing Page Copy

Complete section-by-section copy, headings, structured tables, CTA placements, and end-of-page FAQs, featuring inline [PROOF NEEDED] placeholders where specific company facts are required.

Part 2: Publishing Pack

Execution Workflow

  1. Preview & Select: Click Draft on any Site Structure row to preview the outline.
  2. Export Markdown: Download the draft file (also collected centrally in Deliverables).
  3. Fill Proof Markers: Replace every [PROOF NEEDED] marker with verified company statistics, client names, or dates.
  4. Verify Prompt Coverage: Review the AI Prompt Coverage section in the Publishing Pack to ensure all targeted AI search queries are addressed.
  5. Handoff: Send the Markdown file and Publishing Pack to copywriters for final polish or developers for implementation.

FAQs

No. Drafts are Markdown specs containing [PROOF NEEDED] placeholders that require human verification before going live.
Your Page Style profile takes precedence over default archetype ceilings. If your site historically uses concise page formats, generated drafts adapt to match.
Yes. Without Company Details, Evidence Database, Writing Style & Voice, and Page Style, drafts lack factual specifics and return generic copy.
Landing page drafts originate from Site Structure rows (platform_ filename prefix). Blog post drafts and briefs are generated within Content Creation (blog_ filename prefix).