Docket finds the perfect topic, theme, event and intent for your business, and boosts its AI visibility.
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Because the usual way needs five tools and a free afternoon every week, and still leaves you guessing what to write and whether ChatGPT will ever mention you. Docket turns research, drafting, checking, publishing and measuring into one loop your marketing team can keep up.
Six steps, one loop. It reads your site, plans, drafts, checks, publishes when you say so, and measures what happened. The full tour is on how Docket works.
Five modules and the brand profile they all read from, in one login. Each module does one job properly, and each has its own page with the detail.
Same goal. Fewer tabs, fewer Fridays lost to copy and paste.
| Topic | The Usual Way | With Docket |
|---|---|---|
| Choosing Topics | The Usual Way: A keyword spreadsheet and a hunch. | With Docket: An unlimited weekly supply of scored topics, from your Search Console data, ChatGPT's answers and your own site. |
| Briefing | The Usual Way: A brief that takes longer than the article. | With Docket: Angle, keyword, intent and outline arrive with the topic. |
| Drafting | The Usual Way: A blank page and a deadline. | With Docket: A full draft: 1,500+ words, 10 to 14 FAQs, a hero image and up to 2 body images. |
| Quality Control | The Usual Way: Someone skims it on a Friday afternoon. | With Docket: 450+ rule-based checks. The same article always gets the same score. |
| Brand Safety | The Usual Way: Hoping nobody wrote “nestled” again. | With Docket: Banned words, banned claims, missing disclaimers and competitor names block the publish. |
| Publishing | The Usual Way: Copy, paste, lose the images, forget the meta. | With Docket: Every post field, and every SEO field your plugin exposes, sent and read back. |
| Measuring | The Usual Way: A monthly report nobody opens. | With Docket: Search Console and GA4 read-only, plus ChatGPT's answers, with readings at 30, 60 and 90 days. |
Everything a post needs, field by field. Then it reads the post back, so you know every field was saved, not just accepted.
A draft in Docket’s editor. On publish, every field goes to WordPress and is read back.
Built for WordPress posts, connected through an application password you can revoke. SEO plugin fields are written wherever your site exposes them over REST, and every field is read back and confirmed.
See What Gets Published to WordPressDocket reads Google Search Console and GA4, read-only, and asks ChatGPT the questions your buyers ask. You see clicks, rankings, engagement and whether you were named, in one place.
Search Console queries and ChatGPT answer losses feed next week’s plan, so the next set of topics starts from what actually happened.
30, 60 and 90-day readings
For every post Docket publishes
Marketing leaders whose content drives bookings and enquiries, and who publish on WordPress. Hotels and hospitality groups come first. See Docket for every industry and team.
Yes. Access is narrow, credentials are encrypted, and your brand rules are checked before every post goes live. Google access is read-only and every connection can be revoked. The detail is on the security page, and who builds it is on the about page.
How Docket Works With You
Every Version Kept
Focused on WordPress Posts
ChatGPT, Measured Live
Facts From Your Brand Profile
Five perspectives on making content production easier to manage.
Sarah Mitchell
VP, Content Marketing | Northstar Digital
“Our biggest challenge wasn’t knowing what content to create — it was producing enough of it without sacrificing quality. Docket turned a fragmented, manual process into an automated content engine, allowing our team to scale production without scaling headcount.”
Daniel Rodriguez
Director of SEO | Elevate Commerce
“We were spending hours moving between research, briefs, writing, optimisation and publishing tools. Docket brings the entire workflow together and automates the repetitive work, giving our SEO team more time to focus on strategy and performance.”
Emily Chen
Head of Digital Marketing | Horizon Hospitality Group
“Creating content across hundreds of locations was becoming impossible to manage consistently. Docket lets us automate location-specific content while maintaining our brand standards, making enterprise-scale production far more manageable.”
Marcus Thompson
Content Operations Lead | Vertex Media
“Our content process relied heavily on spreadsheets, templates and manual approvals. Docket gave us a structured workflow from idea to publication, eliminating much of the operational overhead and making it significantly easier to manage content at scale.”
Jessica Williams
Chief Marketing Officer | Brightline Brands
“AI content tools can generate words quickly, but that wasn’t our problem — we needed content that was relevant, on-brand and built for search. Docket combines automation with the context and controls our team needs to produce content we can actually put in front of customers.”
Basic for one website, Pro for three, and Enterprise priced for your portfolio. Every plan includes all 450+ checks, brand safety rules and WordPress publishing, invoiced and paid offline.
An AI content marketing platform like Docket plans, writes, checks and publishes content with AI, then measures what it achieved. Docket is built for teams on WordPress: it proposes unlimited evidence-scored topics every week, drafts full articles in your brand's voice, grades each against 450+ SEO, GEO and AIO checks, and reads Search Console, GA4 and ChatGPT to plan what comes next.
Publish clear, factual pages that answer your buyers' questions, then measure whether ChatGPT names you: Docket does both. Every draft is graded for GEO, including a direct opening answer, checkable facts with sources, question headings and an FAQ block. Docket then asks ChatGPT your buyers' questions with live web search and shows where a competitor was named instead, so next week's topics can close the gap.
Yes, Docket is built with hotels and hospitality groups first: hospitality is the first of its 15 industry presets. It plans around dated occasions such as half terms, wedding season and Christmas party season, bans clichés like “hidden gem”, treats Booking.com as a channel rather than a competitor, and checks whether ChatGPT names your hotel.
Docket is content software that plans, drafts, checks and publishes articles to WordPress. It reads your website, learns your brand, suggests unlimited scored topics every week, drafts full articles with images, and grades each against 450+ SEO, GEO and AIO checks. Then it measures results in Search Console, GA4 and ChatGPT.
Docket scores topics from evidence. Each week it proposes an unlimited supply of topics per website, across six search intents, using your Search Console demand, ChatGPT's answers and your existing pages. AI judgement is only a small, capped share of the score, and a topic that duplicates a page you already have is heavily penalised.
Docket's checks are 450+ deterministic rules every draft is graded against: SEO, GEO, AIO and format checks. They cover headline and meta lengths, keyword placement, links, images, quotable answers, sources, question headings and readability. The same article always gets the same score. The checklist is advisory and never blocks publishing.
Docket sends the title, slug, excerpt, body, featured image with alt text and caption, categories, tags and JSON-LD. Body images move into your media library. It also writes the Yoast SEO, Rank Math or SEOPress fields your site exposes over REST, then reads everything back and reports anything it could not write.
Yes, Docket works with all three: it detects Yoast SEO, Rank Math or SEOPress on each publish and fills the SEO title, meta description, focus keyphrase and social fields. WordPress only accepts fields the plugin exposes over its REST API, so Docket sends those, reads them back, and confirms what was saved.
Docket measures ChatGPT, with live web search on, so every reading reflects what buyers actually see. It asks the questions your buyers ask, then reports whether you were named, which competitors were, and which sources were cited. Each measurement stands for 7 days and refreshes automatically.
Docket is built for WordPress posts, and other CMSs are not connected today. That focus lets it send every post field through the REST API, fill your SEO plugin, move images into your media library and read everything back. Your site needs to be reachable from the internet, with its REST API on and an application password.
Docket has three plans: Basic at $99 a month for one website, Pro at $299 a month for three websites, and Enterprise at a custom price for larger portfolios. There is no free trial or online checkout; plans are invoiced and paid offline. To see it first, book a demo on your own site, or run the free AI visibility check, which needs no account.
Yes. Docket connects to WordPress through an application password you can revoke, and its Google access is read-only. Both credentials are encrypted, and the browser can never read them back. Your content is never used to train an AI model, and your data is kept apart from other workspaces at the data layer.
Book a demo and we'll show Docket on your own site. Or run the free check and see whether ChatGPT names you.
