Plan distinct SaaS articles with a title, search intent, target and secondary keywords, outline, priority, funnel stage, and clear product tie-in.
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A Topic is one planned article, described precisely enough for drafting to begin without another strategy decision. It carries the search intent, keywords, outline, priority, funnel stage, and product connection that guide the post.
Keep the title, target and secondary keywords, outline, search intent, funnel stage, priority, and product tie-in together.
Directions are the main source, while approved competitor signals, manual ideas, and Full Autopilot refill can add to the queue.
Manual and suggested Topics wait for approval. Full refill can create system-approved Topics only under approved Directions and capacity checks.
Topic identity locks catch the same subject across strategy, manual, competitor, and refill entry points without erasing prior history.
Start from a Direction, reviewed competitor signal, manual idea, or governed refill.
Check intent, keywords, outline, priority, and product relevance before approval.
An approved Topic can enter manual generation or the active Autopilot plan.
Each approved Topic connects search demand, reader need, and product relevance before research and writing begin.
Topics can come from Content Directions, reviewed competitor signals, manual ideas, or Full Autopilot refill under approved Directions.
A Topic includes a title, target and secondary keywords, outline, search intent, funnel stage, priority, estimated difficulty, and product tie-in.
Nothing drafts against a Topic until it is approved. Full Autopilot refill can create system-approved Topics within approved Direction and capacity rules.
Canonical identity locks protect the same article idea across strategy, manual, competitor, and Autopilot entry points.