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Content Refresher automatically identifies blog posts that have become stale and uses AI to generate updated drafts. You stay in full control: nothing is published without your explicit approval. How it works: - Scan – The plugin checks your posts daily and selects those older than your configured threshold (e.g. 6 months). - Refresh – Each selected post is sent to the Content Refresher API, which uses real-time data and AI to generate a refreshed version. - Verify – The new draft appears in the plugin’s Verification Queue. You review and approve (or reject) each one. - Publish – Only approved drafts are applied to your post. You are always in control. Who is it for? - SaaS companies with content-heavy blogs that need to stay current - Digital agencies managing multiple client WordPress sites - In-house SEO & content teams looking to automate content maintenance at scale
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