Front office · Content & Social · You approve, then it ships

One article a week. A week of posts. In your voice. With your sign-off.

Articles and social posts researched, drafted, and distributed from your real work, in your specific voice. You review and approve. Nothing ships without you. Indexed by Google, cited by ChatGPT, seen where your buyers scroll.

// Quick answer

Content & Social from Compass AI Group plans topics from keyword research and your client questions, drafts long-form articles and the week’s social posts in your voice with sources and FAQ schema, sends everything to one review inbox for approval, then publishes and distributes across your site, newsletter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook. Common comments and messages get drafted replies you approve. The Insights section on this site runs on the same system. Built for Canadian SMBs. Scope and price are set in Charting after a free Bearings call.

// How a week runs

One topic queued. An article and a week of posts shipped.

A preview of a typical weekly cycle. The Insights articles on this site are produced this way.

Content & social · Preview01 · Topic queued
Topic
How a contract review workflow handles clauses
Target keyword
ai contract review canadian law firms
Search volume
220 / mo · low competition
Why this topic
2 client calls last week mentioned this fear
Length target
1,400 to 1,800 words · long-form rank
Status
approved by you · 9:02 AM

Keyword research and your client questions surface a topic. You approve before drafting.

// What you get

Four steps on every week.

Plan, draft, review, distribute. The work that takes a content person 20 hours, done in 90 minutes, with your sign-off keeping the quality where it needs to be.

01

Plans the topic backlog

Monthly keyword research, your client questions, your competitors’ gaps, your industry news. You see the next four to eight topics in advance and reorder, reject, or add your own.

02

Drafts articles and posts in your voice

Long-form articles with sources and a FAQ block, plus the week’s social posts with platform-appropriate variations. Written from your real work, not a survey of the internet.

03

Sends everything to one review inbox

Approve, edit, reject, or rewrite. Thirty minutes of your time replaces eight hours of writing from scratch. Every edit sharpens the voice.

04

Publishes, distributes, and reports

On approval: site publish, newsletter section, social posts scheduled at the right times, replies drafted against your rules. A weekly plain-English note on what worked.

// Best for

Same system. Your voice.

Voice training, topic backlog, platforms, and distribution wiring are configured for your business.

  • Your blog says three posts in 2024 and your last social post was a holiday-hours notice
  • Partners want to be known for what they know and none of them has eight hours a week to write
  • You want the search side and the social side working from one calendar and one voice
// Design principles

Voice-trained. Editor-approved.

No content gets published without you. Drafts arrive at speed; the editorial gate keeps quality where you need it. Specific vendors are chosen per build.

Drafting brain
Modern LLM · voice-trained on your samples
Research
Web search · your CMS · your case studies
Review inbox
One place to approve articles and posts
Publishing
Production-grade · static + dynamic rendering
Distribution
Site · newsletter · LinkedIn · Instagram · Facebook
SEO layer
Schema · keywords · internal linking baked in
// How it starts

Bearings first. Then the fix.

Every service on this site starts the same way, so you never pay for a build before the problem is measured.

01

A free 30-minute Bearings call

Two operators talking about your business. Where the time goes, what it costs, and whether this service is even the right fix.

02

Charting: a fixed scope in writing

Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed timeline before any work starts. If a Bearings Report should come first, we say so.

03

Heading: build with weekly reviews

You see the work every week. True North measures the result against the baseline we recorded at the start.

// One example
Apparel brand

Winning back lapsed customers before spending on ads

A Canadian scrubs brand with 1,791 lifetime orders had trained buyers to wait for discounts. The content plan holds premium pricing, speaks to clinics directly, and brings lapsed customers back organically first. Paid spend waits until the baseline moves.

// Proof

What changed for real businesses.

(01)
In progress

A Canadian medical-scrubs brand with 1,791 lifetime orders

Baseline: ~$255K lifetime revenue, 1,791 orders, sell-through of existing inventory before any ad spend.

Baseline, day zero

The problem
Abandoned brand with real traction, trained buyers to wait for 25-30% discounts, no B2B channel.

Content questions, answered plainly.

Will this read like generic AI content?

Not if it is done well. Drafts are written from your real work: your case studies, your opinions, your client questions, your past posts. The output reads like the senior person at your firm on a focused day. You review before anything publishes.

Will Google penalize AI-assisted articles?

Google rewards helpful content and does not care who typed it. Researched, sourced, specific articles rank. Regurgitated, statistic-free ones do not. We produce the first kind, and the Insights section on this site is the working example.

Which platforms does the social side cover?

LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and, where your buyers are there, X, TikTok, Threads, and YouTube Shorts. Most clients run two to four platforms with platform-appropriate variations. Common comments and direct messages get drafted replies you approve; anything sensitive routes to you.

How much control do I keep?

All of it. Every draft lands in one review inbox with approve, edit, reject, or rewrite. Nothing posts without approval for the first 60 days. After that you choose which categories can auto-post and which stay gated. The system learns from your edits.

// What an empty blog is costing you

A blog that says "3 posts in 2024" tells buyers you stopped.

A buyer who lands on your site checks two things: does this firm still exist, and do they know what they are talking about. A stale blog and a silent feed answer no to both. A steady stream of substantive pieces in your voice answers yes.

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