ContentOpsome
In internal useResearch a topic once, built to publish everywhere it fits.
ContentOpsome researches a topic once, builds a sourced claim list, and is designed to turn it into a blog post, video, newsletter and social posts for the channels that fit, with accuracy and consent checks before anything is published. Video scripts are what it produces today.
The problem
Publishing across channels usually means researching the same topic again for each one, and claims drift between the blog post, the video and the newsletter.
What it does
One research pass per topic
Each topic gets one sourced research pass and one claim list. Every output derived from it has to trace its claims back to that list.
Many formats
From that pass it is designed to derive a blog post, a video script, a newsletter and social posts. Video scripts are what it produces today, and not every topic will get every format.
Publish where it fits
It is designed to publish one piece across the channels that fit (blog, newsletter, YouTube, LinkedIn) instead of writing copies, and to log every publish attempt.
Provider-neutral video
One video script can drive several AI video generators, so you can switch or compare them without rewriting it.
Benefits
- One research pass is designed to feed many formats and channels.
- Claims stay consistent and sourced across every output.
- You can switch or compare video generators without rewriting scripts.
- A record of every generation run, and of every publish attempt once publishing is live.
How it works
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Topic brief
Each piece of work starts from a topic brief with its sourced claims.
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Derived drafts
Drafts are derived from the brief: video scripts today, with blog, newsletter and social drafts to follow.
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Production
Generation runs are recorded in a production log.
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Review and publish
Publishing is designed to be gated per platform, with a person signing off.
Pricing
Pilot pricing on request
ContentOpsome is in internal use. Tell us about your topics and channels, and we’ll quote for a pilot.
Status: In internal use
What it isn’t
- Human sign-off is required: nothing publishes under a real person’s face or voice without explicit approval for each video.
- A person’s face or voice is used only after their consent is recorded with evidence.
- It is an early internal production line, with video scripts as its main output so far. It is not a self-serve SaaS.
Interested in ContentOpsome?
Tell us about your team and setup. We reply within one business day with an honest take on whether it fits.