AI articles you can actually publish — now with AI images, automatic internal linking, checked external links, and templates you build yourself.
Most AI writers hand you a draft and wish you luck. Affpilot 5.0 checks its own work first: every invented price, unsafe instruction and empty claim is caught by code before the article reaches your site.
no card · publishes straight to WordPress
These three used to be the part you did by hand after the writing was finished. In 5.0 they happen inside the same job.
A featured image, plus a picture under the headings that need one. Each brief is written from the section it will sit in, so the picture is about that paragraph and not about the title. Optimised, uploaded and attached to the WordPress post with everything else.
At publish time Affpilot reads the posts already on your site and links the ones that genuinely belong together — inside a real sentence, never bolted on at the end. A post about the same method on a different appliance is a sibling, not an anchor, so it gets a short “Related guides” list instead of a forced link.
The sources an expert would cite — and then every one of them is opened and checked before the post goes out. A link that 404s is replaced or unlinked; a link a model invented never survives. You choose how many an article may carry.
An article's structure is what makes it yours. Affpilot 5.0 ships 30+ ready-made templates — and if none of them is how you write, drag your own sections into any order, tell each one what to do, and save it. Your template, used by every writer.
Quick answer, step-by-step, complete guide, fix-it, symptom decoder, repair-or-replace, five Top-10 shapes, five head-to-head shapes, six single-product shapes.
Build as many as you like, keep them private, or duplicate a ready-made one and change the two sections you disagree with.
Run ten articles across five templates and Affpilot deals them out in turn — ten different articles, not ten copies of one.
Build your first template →drag to reorder
The credits are added by hand, so they will not appear on their own. Sign up, send one message, and they are yours. That one message is the whole process.
Every one of these was built because a real published article got something wrong.
Reads what the searcher actually wants. A “how to” gets numbered steps and a timing table. A “why is my…” gets ranked causes, a symptom table and the checks a normal person can safely do.
Your keyword becomes a ranked buyer’s guide: comparison table, real photos, affiliate buttons and an honest reason for every pick. Junk results are filtered out, not padded in.
Two or three products, head to head, from their real listings. No invented specs, no “I tested both”, no scores out of ten that nobody measured.
Paste a video link and get the article that video should have been — scannable, with the player embedded and a search title written for Google rather than for the thumbnail.
After the writing, code reads the draft back: invented prices and specs, FAQ answers that ramble, and DIY instructions a reader should never follow are caught and repaired.
Connect as many sites as you like. Images, categories, the featured image and the meta description all go across with the post — or land as a draft for you to read first.
Paste a list of keywords and walk away. Several articles are written side by side, and a batch you change your mind about can be stopped without losing what is already written.
Post the first one now and the rest one every few hours, or start the whole run at a time you choose — so a new site does not get twenty posts in one minute.
Every product link in your article carries your own Amazon tracking ID, so the commission is yours. No tag, no article — Affpilot refuses rather than writing links that pay somebody else.
automated tests standing behind the writers
invented prices, specs or safety rules allowed through
from keyword to a WordPress post with images and links
Telling a model “do not invent numbers” reduces the problem. It never ends it. So every rule that matters is verified after the writing is done: prices against the real listing, safety advice against what a home reader can actually do, every link against the page it points to.
Free to start. Then message Shahid on Facebook and 25,000 words are yours.
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