Pro

Content hub

Draft, publish, and distribute pages AI can cite from the Content hub — the step after Actions in the Obsurfable App loop. Requires a paid subscription.

Overview

Content (/content) is where Opportunities and Actions become published pages. It is the sixth step of the App loop:

Overview → Visibility → Evidence → Opportunities → Actions → Content → Agent

From the hub you create and manage posts, start drafts from a recommended topic or an open Action, and jump to subdomain setup, index checks, Search Console performance, and discovery feeds.

The page lists drafts first (most recently updated), then published posts by publish date. Each post card shows its status, publish date, and source badges — the opportunity, action, matched prompt, or Search Console query that inspired it — so you can trace why a page exists.

Paid gate. During the 24-hour cardless trial you can browse Content, but creating and publishing posts unlock only when you have a paid subscription (Pro or Agency).

Who it's for

  • Content marketers shipping AEO-focused posts that close citation and visibility gaps found in Opportunities
  • SEO and growth teams publishing on a connected subdomain without a separate CMS
  • Teams distributing content through a hosted blog or the Circuit partner network

Prerequisites

  1. An active Pro or Agency subscription — see Subscribe and billing.
  2. A complete company profile, competitors, and topics and positioning so generated drafts use accurate brand context.
  3. (Recommended) Coverage marked ready on Coverage, so opportunities — and the drafts built from them — reflect enough matched evidence.

Step-by-step

Open the Content hub

  1. Go to Content in the App navigation or open /content.
  2. Review the shortcuts for Connected subdomains, Index status, Search performance, and Feeds & discovery.

Create a new post

  1. Click New post to open /content/new.
  2. Choose Start with blank document or Pull in sources (opportunities, actions, matched prompts, and cited pages).
  3. See Creating posts for the full flow.

Start from a recommended post

  1. Scroll to the Recommended posts card on /content.
  2. Suggestions come from your open content opportunities and create_content actions.
  3. Click a recommendation to start a draft with that source pre-selected.

Open or manage existing posts

  1. Click any post to open /content/[id].
  2. Edit title, slug, description, markdown content, and status (draft or published).
  3. Export Markdown or HTML, or publish to your hosted blog on a connected subdomain.

Choose how to distribute

OptionWhen to use it
Hosted blog on your subdomainYou want publish-to-live on blog.yoursite.com with sitemap, RSS, and structured data — see Hosted blog
Export Markdown or HTMLYou publish through your own CMS
Circuit partner networkYou want additional distribution beyond your own domain — open buyers.circuit.ooo from an open_circuit action. Circuit is a partner link, not an Obsurfable product.

Tips

  • Finish Setup first — draft quality depends on company profile, competitors, and intended positioning.
  • Start from an Action or opportunity rather than a blank page so every post targets a measured gap.
  • Connect a subdomain early so published posts go live immediately — see Connected subdomains.
  • After publishing, check Index status, then watch Coverage and Metrics as Explorer's public corpus re-observes prompts. Visibility changes follow Engine observations; they are not instant.
  • Source badges on post cards help avoid writing multiple posts for the same gap.

FAQ

Can I use Content during the trial?

You can look around, but creating and publishing are locked until you subscribe. Your company profile, Visibility, Evidence, Opportunities, and Actions remain fully usable during the 24-hour trial. See Plans and features.

Is there a free Content tier?

No. The App has no forever-free plan. Content is available on Pro and Agency.

Do I need to schedule prompt runs before creating content?

No. The App does not ask you to administer private weekly prompts. Evidence comes from public Explorer prompts that the Engine observes, so Content starts from your Opportunities and Actions.

Can I export posts without hosting a blog?

Yes. On any post detail page you can copy Markdown or download Markdown or HTML without connecting a subdomain.

How are posts sorted?

Drafts first (by last updated), then published posts by publish date.