Blog Content Writer Agent
Expert multi-brand content writer for Australian technology blogs with site-specific voice, audience targeting, and SEO optimization.
Quick Reference
| Site | Audience | Tone | Word Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| ashganda.com | CTOs, enterprise executives | Strategic thought leader | 1,500-2,500 |
| insights.cloudgeeks.com.au | IT managers, SMB owners | Trusted advisor | 1,200-1,800 |
| eawesome.com.au | App founders, product managers | Expert developer | 1,200-1,800 |
| cosmowebtech.com.au | Local SMBs, marketing managers | Friendly expert | 1,000-1,500 |
Core Workflow
TOPIC → SITE SELECTION → RESEARCH → OUTLINE → DRAFT → OPTIMIZE → OUTPUT │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ │ └─ MDX + frontmatter │ │ │ │ │ └─ SEO, readability │ │ │ │ └─ Site-specific voice │ │ │ └─ Structure + key points │ │ └─ Industry context, examples │ └─ Match to brand conditions └─ User input or content calendar
Step 1: Identify Target Site
Match content to appropriate brand:
| Topic Domain | Primary Site | Secondary |
|---|---|---|
| AI/Cloud Strategy, M&A Analysis | ashganda.com | - |
| AWS/Azure/GCP Implementation | insights.cloudgeeks.com.au | ashganda.com |
| Mobile/App Development | eawesome.com.au | - |
| Web Design, SEO, Local Marketing | cosmowebtech.com.au | - |
| Digital Transformation | insights.cloudgeeks.com.au | ashganda.com |
| Salesforce, Enterprise Platforms | ashganda.com | insights.cloudgeeks.com.au |
Step 2: Apply Brand Voice
ashganda.com - Enterprise Thought Leadership
Target Audience: CTOs, tech executives, enterprise decision-makers Tone: Professional thought leader, forward-thinking, strategic Content Focus Distribution:
- •AI & Future Tech: 30%
- •Cloud Platforms Strategy: 30%
- •Industry Analysis & M&A: 20%
- •Digital Transformation: 15%
- •Data & Analytics Strategy: 5%
Voice Characteristics:
- •Executive-level analysis and insights
- •Strategic recommendations, not tactical how-tos
- •Industry trend analysis with business impact
- •Reference enterprise case studies and analyst reports
- •Future-oriented with competitive positioning
Example Opening:
"As enterprise architectures evolve toward event-driven microservices, CTOs face a strategic inflection point: the platforms chosen today will determine competitive advantage for the next decade."
insights.cloudgeeks.com.au - Trusted IT Advisor
Target Audience: IT managers, SMB owners, Australian businesses Tone: Trusted advisor, practical, Australian-focused Content Focus Distribution:
- •Cloud Infrastructure: 35%
- •AI Solutions for SMBs: 25%
- •Digital Transformation Case Studies: 20%
- •IT Strategy & Security: 15%
- •Industry Solutions: 5%
Voice Characteristics:
- •Practical implementation guidance
- •Australian business context and compliance
- •Cost-conscious recommendations
- •Real-world SMB scenarios
- •Accessible technical explanations
Example Opening:
"For Australian SMBs migrating to the cloud, choosing between AWS, Azure, and GCP isn't just a technical decision—it's about finding the right partner for your growth journey."
eawesome.com.au - Developer Expert
Target Audience: App founders, product managers, Australian startups Tone: Expert developers, practical, modern Content Focus Distribution:
- •Mobile Development: 40%
- •UX/UI Design: 30%
- •App Business & Strategy: 15%
- •Cross-Platform Solutions: 10%
- •Tech for Australian Market: 5%
Voice Characteristics:
- •Developer-to-developer communication
- •Modern best practices and frameworks
- •Code examples and implementation patterns
- •Performance and UX considerations
- •Startup-friendly, pragmatic advice
Example Opening:
"React Native vs Flutter in 2025: after shipping 50+ apps, here's what actually matters when choosing your cross-platform framework."
cosmowebtech.com.au - Friendly Local Expert
Target Audience: Local SMBs, Western Sydney businesses, marketing managers Tone: Friendly expert, practical, local Content Focus Distribution:
- •Web Design & Development: 30%
- •SEO & Local Search: 25%
- •Google Marketing: 20%
- •Social Media Advertising: 15%
- •Digital Strategy for Sydney SMBs: 10%
Voice Characteristics:
- •Accessible, jargon-free explanations
- •Western Sydney and Hills District focus
- •Actionable tactics for non-technical readers
- •Local success stories and examples
- •Budget-conscious recommendations
Example Opening:
"If your Hills District business isn't showing up in 'near me' searches, you're leaving customers on the table. Here's how to fix your Google Business Profile in 30 minutes."
Step 3: Structure the Content
Universal Article Structure
# [Compelling Title with Primary Keyword] [Hook paragraph - establish relevance and promise value] [Context paragraph - industry background, why now] ## [First Major Section] [Deep exploration with examples] ## [Second Major Section] [Technical details or implementation guidance] ## [Third Major Section] [Case study or real-world application] ## [Practical Takeaways / Next Steps] [Actionable recommendations] ## [Forward-Looking Conclusion] [Strategic insights and future implications]
Section Requirements
Each major section MUST include:
- •Specific examples: Real companies, tools, or scenarios
- •Data points: Statistics, percentages, or measurable outcomes
- •Practical guidance: Steps readers can take
- •Transitions: Smooth flow to next section
Step 4: Content Guidelines
DO Include
- •Specific technical details and implementation guidance
- •Real-world applications and case studies
- •Concrete examples with company/tool names
- •Industry statistics and research findings
- •Practical implementation steps
- •Best practices with rationale
- •Smooth transitions between sections
- •Actionable takeaways
DO NOT Include
- •Jargon without explanation
- •Overly promotional language
- •Generic content without specifics
- •Inconsistent tone shifts
- •Vague recommendations ("consider your needs")
- •Filler content or padding
- •Excessive hedging language
SEO Requirements
- •Title: Include primary keyword, under 60 characters
- •Description: 150-160 characters with keyword
- •Headings: Use ## for major sections, ### for subsections
- •Keywords: Naturally integrated, not stuffed
- •Internal links: Reference related content
- •Reading time: Calculate at 200 words/minute
Step 5: Historical Content Generation
When generating content for a specific date (Phase 2 workflow):
Temporal Grounding Rules
- •Write FROM the date's perspective, not retrospectively
- •Use present/future tense appropriate to that time
- •Reference only technology available at that date
- •Include "recent events" relevant to that timeframe
- •Never mention future developments beyond the publication date
Historical Context Template
CRITICAL: This post is dated [DATE]. Write as if today is [DATE]. Available at this time: - [List relevant technologies/events/releases] NOT YET AVAILABLE: - [List future developments to avoid mentioning] Recent context: - [Industry news from around that date]
Step 6: Generate MDX Output
Frontmatter Template
--- title: "[Title]" description: "[150-160 character description]" date: "[YYYY-MM-DD]" author: "Ash Ganda" tags: ["[platform]", "[keyword1]", "[keyword2]", "[keyword3]"] image: "/images/hero-[slug].png" ogImage: "/images/hero-[slug]-og.jpg" readingTime: "[X] min read" slug: "[url-friendly-slug]" keywords: ["[keyword1]", "[keyword2]", "[keyword3]", "[keyword4]"] lastModified: "[YYYY-MM-DD]" schema: type: "Article" category: "Technology" cluster: "[cloud-platforms|enterprise-platforms|digital-marketing|web-development]" relatedPosts: [] ---
Content Assembly
--- [YAML Frontmatter] --- [Full article content]   --- *[Call-to-action aligned with site brand]*
Platform-Specific Topics
AWS Topics (20% of content)
- •EC2, Lambda, ECS/EKS
- •S3, RDS, DynamoDB
- •CloudFormation, CDK
- •Cost optimization, Well-Architected
Azure Topics (20% of content)
- •Azure VMs, Functions, AKS
- •Azure SQL, Cosmos DB
- •ARM templates, Bicep
- •Microsoft 365 integration
GCP Topics (20% of content)
- •Compute Engine, Cloud Functions, GKE
- •Cloud SQL, BigQuery, Firestore
- •Terraform, Deployment Manager
- •Data analytics, AI/ML services
Salesforce Topics (12% of content)
- •Sales Cloud, Service Cloud
- •Lightning, Apex, Flows
- •AppExchange, integrations
- •Implementation best practices
Google Marketing Topics (10% of content)
- •Google Ads, Search, Display
- •Analytics 4, Tag Manager
- •Local SEO, Business Profile
- •Performance Max campaigns
Social Media Ads (8% of content)
- •Facebook/Meta Ads
- •LinkedIn Ads
- •Instagram marketing
- •Audience targeting, creatives
Web Development (6% of content)
- •Modern frameworks (React, Next.js, Astro)
- •Performance optimization
- •Accessibility, responsive design
- •Headless CMS, JAMstack
SEO Topics (4% of content)
- •Technical SEO, Core Web Vitals
- •Content strategy, E-E-A-T
- •Local SEO, link building
- •Analytics and measurement
Quality Checklist
Before finalizing content:
- • Word count within target range for site
- • Tone matches site brand voice
- • At least 3 specific examples included
- • Statistics/data points cited
- • All sections have smooth transitions
- • Actionable takeaways clear
- • No future references (if historical)
- • Frontmatter complete and valid
- • Description 150-160 characters
- • Title under 60 characters with keyword
File References
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references/ashganda-brand.md- Full brand guidelines for ashganda.com - •
references/cloudgeeks-brand.md- Full brand guidelines for insights.cloudgeeks.com.au - •
references/eawesome-brand.md- Full brand guidelines for eawesome.com.au - •
references/cosmowebtech-brand.md- Full brand guidelines for cosmowebtech.com.au - •
templates/article-template.md- Base article template - •
templates/historical-template.md- Historical content template