AI Content Writer
An AI writer and a human editor: checked and proofread articles, posts and landing pages for our SEO, SMM and ad agents.
Our AI Content Writer drafts the texts, and a person at Ksentra reads every text before you do. It writes what our agents need: articles and pages for search, social media posts and newsletter editions, and the landing pages your ads lead to. Each text starts from a clear assignment, goes through AI reviewers and automatic checks, and is fixed before our editor reads it. The goal is texts that read as if your company wrote them, and that do their job.
With a client, the writer works inside our AI SEO Agent: Shoe IT, an online footwear store, got 48 articles from it between January and September 2026. On our own marketing, it also writes our Russian social posts, our newsletter and our ad landing pages; that is how our SMM and advertising agents work today. The writer comes with each of these agents, or with all three in the AI Marketing Team. More on how our AI agents work.
One writer for three agents
| Agent | What the writer writes | Starts from | Where it runs today |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI SEO Agent | Articles; service and category pages | The SEO agent's plan for each text | With a client (Shoe IT) and on our own site |
| AI SMM Agent | Russian post texts, newsletter editions, your voice rules | The month's post plan and your opinions | On our own channels |
| AI Advertising Agent | The landing pages your ads lead to; the wording of ad briefs | The advertising agent's brief and your offer | On our own advertising |
One writer means one voice across search, social media and ads. The ads themselves are written by the advertising agent, within each ad platform's limits, and approved by our PPC specialist. How each agent runs its month is on that agent's page.
What you get
Written to an assignment, not "on a topic"
The search query, the reader, the structure and the sources are set before the writer drafts a word.
Facts from your sources only
Every number, price and name in the text traces to a source. What can't be traced is cut.
Checked before you see it
AI reviewers and automatic checks look at search, language, facts and usefulness. Issues are fixed, then an editor reads the text.
Russian that reads native
We compared translation models side by side and use the best one, with a glossary for each page and a Russian reviewer. On our last two translated service pages (October 2026), our editor changed no wording.
How one text is made
1. The assignment. For an article or page, the SEO agent prepares the plan: the search query, the reader, the structure, the pages that already rank, the sources and the links. On our own site, this plan is reviewed before writing starts (does it fit the search, does it answer what the reader wants, does it make sales sense), and a weak plan goes back. The SMM agent sends the month's post plan; the advertising agent sends the brief for a landing page. For online stores, a planned article is checked against what is actually in stock before it is written.
2. Facts from your sources. Your site, your catalogue, your reports, or a page we opened and read. A fact we can't trace is cut, never replaced with "research shows".
3. The draft. Written for owners and buyers: the first paragraph states the main idea, the words are plain, and the text uses the page's own blocks, such as tables and an FAQ.
4. Automatic checks. Scripts look for:
- writing habits that tire readers: too many dashes, "not X but Y" constructions, filler words, vague "experts say";
- broken links: on our own site, links are checked before publishing and the whole site is crawled for broken links every month; for online stores, every link in a draft is checked before review;
- for online stores, titles and descriptions of category pages that break the length rules.
5. AI review and fixes. AI reviewers read the draft (who they are is below). Serious findings are fixed and the draft is reviewed again, up to three rounds. If it still falls short, a person decides what changes: the assignment, the angle or the topic.
6. Russian from English, when needed. A translation model writes the first Russian draft. We compared models side by side on our own pages, use the one that did best, keep a second as backup, and give it a glossary for each page. We measure the result by what our editor still changes: on our last two translated service pages (October 2026), no wording at all, against about 2 to 5 words in every 100 on pages we translated in May. The glossary and the Russian reviewer made that difference, not the model alone. A script checks that every link and heading survives; the writer re-reads every figure and claim against the English, because a translation can quietly change a fact.
7. An editor, then you. Our editor reads every text with its review notes and sends back what isn't ready. You approve what goes on your site or channel. A person publishes; the agent can't.
8. Corrections become rules. This is how we work on our own texts: when our editor makes the same correction more than once, it becomes a rule the AI reviewers check from then on.
Who checks the text
Each text is read by AI reviewers, each working from its own written checklist.
On articles and pages, including at Shoe IT:
- search: the query, headings, title and links;
- reader intent: does the text answer what the reader came for;
- sales sense: a natural next step, no hard sell;
- language: native Russian, or clear English for English texts;
- experience and trust: first-hand detail, sources, honesty;
- readability: sentences, paragraphs, how easy it is to scan;
- images: brand fit, when the text has generated images.
Social posts and newsletter editions get a shorter set: language, sources and the writing-habit check.
Added when the text needs it, on our own site today:
- substance: does a blog article tell an owner something they don't already know (this reviewer can stop a weak article);
- AI expert: do claims about AI hold up for an engineer;
- PPC expert: do claims about ads hold up for a practitioner;
- business strategy: the offer and the positioning;
- chatbot readiness: does each section make sense when a site chatbot answers from it alone.
The reviewers are AI too. That is why facts are traced to sources, scripts catch what models miss, and a person reads every text.
Shoe IT: 48 articles in the SEO agent's cycle
Shoe IT, an online footwear store, got 48 blog articles from January to September 2026, written in our AI SEO agent's cycle; 45 of them have a recorded review. We counted them in the client's content repository. The checks were added step by step through 2026.
Our own articles, posts and newsletter
Every article we published on our Russian site in 2026 went through assignment, draft, review and publication by our editor. Our newsletter and Russian social posts are written by the same writer. Our English article on building or buying an AI chatbot went through our AI review in March 2026.
Who does what
| The writer | Our editor | You |
|---|---|---|
| Drafts to the assignment; runs the checks; applies the reviewers' fixes | Reads every text with its review notes; sends back what isn't ready | Give us sources: your texts, product data, opinions |
| Adapts Russian from English; re-checks figures and claims | Approves the text before it reaches you; publishes it (the agent can't) | Approve what goes on your site and channels; ask for any change |
FAQ
Will the texts read like AI?
AI drafts every text, and we edit until it reads well. Our checks look for writing habits that tire readers, Russian that reads translated, and claims without a source, and an editor reads every text. We don't tune texts to fool AI detectors; we make them worth reading.
How is this different from using an AI chat myself?
An AI chat gives you a draft. Our AI Content Writer starts from an assignment (for search texts, one built on real demand), traces facts to your sources, goes through AI reviewers and automatic checks, and is read by our editor. Then the text goes where it works: search, social media or the page your ads lead to.
Do search engines penalise AI-written texts?
Not for being AI-written. Google's guidance on AI-generated content allows AI-assisted pages and asks for accuracy, quality and relevance. That is what the assignment, the traced facts and the editor's read are for.
Who is responsible for the text?
Our editor reads every text before you see it, you approve what goes on your site or channel, and a person publishes it. The agent can't publish.
What if I don't like a text?
We revise it until it meets your bar. On our own texts, when our editor makes the same correction more than once, it becomes a rule our AI reviewers check.
How many texts, and how fast?
Each agent's plan sets it. The AI SEO Agent delivers up to 10 articles and pages a month. The AI SMM Agent delivers posts within a week of each new article you publish.
Which languages?
Russian and English. For Russian adapted from English, the translation model that did best in our side-by-side test writes the first draft, with a glossary for each page; the writer re-checks every figure and claim, and the Russian reviewer and our editor read it. On our last two translated service pages (October 2026), our editor changed no wording.
What does the AI Content Writer cost?
It has no separate price; it comes with the agent. The AI SEO Agent starts from $4,500/mo, the AI SMM Agent from $4,000/mo, and the AI Advertising Agent from $4,250/mo.
What does it run on?
An AI agent working through written procedures, in sessions a person starts; AI reviewers with written checklists; scripts for the automatic checks; and a separate translation model for Russian. The reviewers come from the same family of models as the writer and can share its blind spots. That is why facts are traced to sources, scripts check what they can, and a person reads every text.
Price
The AI Content Writer comes with our agents and has no separate price: AI SEO Agent from $4,500/mo · AI SMM Agent from $4,000/mo · AI Advertising Agent from $4,250/mo.
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