Set up in one conversation.
Give the assistant your website. It reads your pages, drafts your brand profile, readers and tone, proposes pillars and authors, and writes the house rules. You check the result instead of filling in a blank form.
Diurna researches, drafts, and publishes on schedule — in your brand voice — with your editor approving every piece before it goes live.
Most B2B marketing teams know exactly what they should be publishing. The problem isn't the plan — it's the production.
Briefings pile up.
Your content person is stretched across five priorities.
The blog quietly falls behind.
Competitors index for the keywords you're not ranking for.
You've tried AI writing tools.
The output sounds like AI writing tools.
You've tried agencies.
They don't know your voice and the retainer doesn't scale.
You've considered hiring.
But a full-time content hire is a long-term commitment for what is fundamentally a production problem.
Everything below is the real product. Set it up once, then spend a few minutes a day deciding what goes out.
Give the assistant your website. It reads your pages, drafts your brand profile, readers and tone, proposes pillars and authors, and writes the house rules. You check the result instead of filling in a blank form.
A stream says how often you publish, on which days, how far ahead to build, and whether ideas need your approval before they are written. Change a number and see what it means for the month.
New stream
What this means
Publishes 3 per week.
≈ 4 articles ready ahead, about 1.5 weeks of publishing.
Each idea waits for your approval before it is written.
The engine proposes angles from your strategy, from trends and from your team. Mark the good ones ready, reject the rest, or promote one straight onto the calendar.
Reading contour lines without a map app
Why your rain shell stopped beading
Five alpine day hikes with a station at both ends
Layering for shoulder season: the three-garment rule
Microspikes or crampons? A decision guide
Scheduled, in production, in review, awaiting publish, published: every article sits on its day with its state. Open one to change the angle, the author or the date.
Articles to review, ideas to approve, what is being written right now and what comes next. Ten minutes with a coffee keeps the whole program moving.
Read the draft, comment on the exact sentence, then approve it or send it back with notes. The writer revises from your comments, not from a guess.
Every stage — gathering, writing, checking, shipping — is one tile on a board. Connect them in the order you want and the pipeline runs end to end, every edition.
Drop a review gate anywhere in the pipeline and the run holds there for a person. Approve, edit-and-approve, or send it back.
Describe your copywriting persona in plain language and lay out the quality gates every piece must clear — tone, structure, SEO and search visibility. Diurna writes to that standard and won't ship work that misses it.
A chatbot gives you one draft at a time. Diurna runs the whole operation — research, drafting, review and publishing — as a pipeline that repeats on a cadence, writes to your persona, and pauses for a human only at the gates you place.
Approved pieces publish straight to your CMS, SEO- and GEO-optimized. Diurna fits the stack you already use rather than asking you to move to a new one.
Very little. Diurna researches topics autonomously, reacts to current trends, and keeps a memory of what it has run before. Most teams only review a piece right before it publishes.
Model spend is attributed down to the single piece, so you always see the cost per draft. You can start with a single edition and watch the numbers before you scale.
Always. Your content, marketing strategy, personas and tone of voice stay entirely yours — they are never used to generate content for anyone else.
We compose your first pipeline with you on a single call and have it running on a schedule within the week.
Tell us what you publish and how often. We'll compose the first pipeline with you and have it running on a schedule within the week.
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