Entity-first content campaigns

Build a content ecosystem around what your brand can prove.

Turn approved brand knowledge into a topical plan, connected articles and a reviewed entity stack. Publish to your own AWS S3 account, verify the public content and monitor it on a schedule you authorize.

Start an entity-first campaign See the 12-stage workflow

Manual planning and BYOK generation are available. Managed campaign checkout remains unavailable.

Illustrative entity stack

A connected campaign, ready for review

7/12 approved

Brand entity

Approved identity, expertise, evidence and restrictions

Topical coverage

Research, entities, keywords and distinct topic clusters

Connected assets

Reviewed articles with a reason for every contextual link

Plan approved

Links reviewed

S3 next

One controlled lifecycle

Connect

Plan

Approve

Generate

Publish

Verify

Review gates connect every phase. No AI request or external publication follows from saving a plan alone. Each paid provider action and AWS destination requires explicit authorization.

Entity stacking, made editorial

Connect meaning before you connect pages.

An entity stack is the reviewed structure behind a campaign: the brand facts you can support, the topics they justify, the assets that cover them, and the contextual links that help a reader move between them.

EntityStacks records why each link exists. It does not manufacture backlinks, promise rankings or treat a keyword as proof of expertise.

Reusable brand knowledge

Approve a brand version once, then pin that exact snapshot to each campaign.

Review gates with history

Approve exact stage versions. Reopening upstream work marks dependent decisions stale.

Scoped BYOK generation

Choose the OpenRouter account, model and token allowance for each authorized stage.

Approved AWS S3 publishing

Review the content, bucket, region and final URLs before any object is uploaded.

Public content verification

Check reachability and exact content separately from search index evidence.

Bounded daily monitoring

Authorize one to thirty daily checks with a visible allowance and expiry.

Publication you can inspect

Approve the destination, then publish the exact version.

The publication manifest pins the reviewed articles, AWS account, bucket, region and final object paths. Uploads use unique keys and conditional writes, preserving successful articles if another upload fails.

Review publishing safeguards

AWS S3 manifest

Product education cluster

Awaiting approval

Content: Review version 4 · 6 articles
Destination: production-articles · us-east-1
Object policy: Unique paths · no overwrite
After upload: Public hash verification
Index status: Unknown until separate evidence exists

Available now

Bring your own AI account.

Use a saved OpenRouter connection and select the exact model and output-token allowance for each stage. Provider usage is billed to your account; unreported cost stays marked pending.

Create a workspace

Deliberately unavailable

Managed campaign checkout.

EntityStacks does not currently sell a managed generation package. Existing workspace subscriptions and credits do not authorize campaign generation or publication.

Understand workspace pricing

Straight answers

Before you build an entity stack

Is this automated link building?

No. EntityStacks plans reviewed contextual links between approved assets. It does not create unsolicited backlinks, hide links or promise a search outcome.

Does saving a plan call AI or publish anything?

No. Provider calls and AWS publication are separate actions with explicit account, scope and allowance authorization.

Where can a campaign publish today?

The campaign workflow currently publishes reviewed HTML articles to AWS S3. Cloud Stack is a separate advanced product with its own adapters and controls.

Can I manage multiple brands or clients?

Yes. Keep separate versioned brand profiles and pin an approved snapshot to every new campaign.

Do verification and monitoring prove indexing?

No. They check whether a public article is reachable and whether its content still matches. Search indexing remains unknown without separate evidence.

Which parts are available now?

Brand profiles, manual and BYOK-assisted planning, article drafting, content review, ZIP exports, AWS S3 publication, verification and one-to-thirty days of authorized daily monitoring.

Start with the entity your brand can defend.

Approve the source of truth, shape the campaign, and decide exactly what leaves your workspace.

Create a workspace Explore the workflow