Review & Publish
Review the content and destination, then publish through SEO, GEO, Reddit, or Social Agent.
Review before publication
, select your product, and open the relevant agent. Check the full text, product claims, links, tone, and images. Save your edits and confirm where the content will appear before approving or submitting it.
The publishing path depends on the destination: SEO goes to your own site; Social goes to your own accounts; GEO and Reddit are published on your behalf to the approved destination.
SEO: publish to your website
Open SEO Agent, choose a proposed topic, and generate its article. Review and edit the article, then use Connect your site to configure the site's publishing connection if needed. Select Publish to submit the reviewed article to your own site.
Check the publication result and open the article's URL. SEO Agent tracks search rankings after publication; publishing does not guarantee indexing or a particular ranking.
GEO: publish to a third-party site
Open GEO Agent and select an article brief. The brief includes a proposed destination, such as Medium or DEV.to. Generate the article, review its sources and product claims, and confirm the content and destination before submitting it.
RiseMore publishes on your behalf to the supported destination. Check the publication status and returned URL. GEO visibility monitoring separately tracks mentions and citations in AI answers; an article being published does not mean an AI platform has cited it.
Reddit: publish to the selected community or thread
Open Reddit Agent and select an opportunity. A community opportunity produces a standalone post; a thread opportunity produces a top-level comment answering the original post.
Review the draft against the community's rules and the actual discussion. Confirm the target and content before submitting it for publication on your behalf. Check the returned post or comment URL. Existing comments inform the research; they are not nested-reply targets.
Social: connect an account and set its schedule
Open Social Agent and select a channel. Each channel has its own tone, language, and posting schedule. Connect your own X or LinkedIn account through the authorization flow for automatic publishing. Disconnecting an account returns the channel to manual publishing.
In the channel's Schedule, set the timezone and weekly posting slots. Add at least one slot before approving posts.
Approving a post places it in the next available channel slot. On a connected channel, that approval allows RiseMore to publish it automatically when its scheduled time arrives. Keep a draft in review until both its content and destination are ready.
Approve or revise a social post
Select a draft, review it, and save your edits. Choose Approve to schedule it, or Reject to leave it unpublished. After approval, check the scheduled time. Change it to a future date if needed, or use Revert to Draft to remove the post from the queue while you revise it.
A connected, active channel publishes approved posts when due. Your product must also be active. To send an approved post immediately, choose Publish Now and confirm.
For a manual channel, copy the content and publish it yourself. Then choose Mark Published to record that it went live. Marking a post published does not send content to a platform.
Resolve a publishing problem
For any destination, read the error and check the destination before retrying if the result is uncertain. This avoids duplicating content that already went live. A submitted or queued item is not proof of successful publication; check its status and returned URL.
For Social, if approval fails because the channel has no schedule, add weekly slots and approve again. If a scheduled post has not gone out, check its time, account connection, and whether the product or channel is paused. Manual channels require you to publish the content yourself.
Reconnect an expired account or correct the content as needed. Retry puts a failed social post back into the schedule; use Publish Now afterward if you want to send it immediately.
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