Blogs that
ship themselves.

Configure once. Deploy forever. Blogger Dog turns your SEO content strategy into a scheduled GitHub pipeline — with full observability and zero babysitting.

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$ blogger-dog run --schedule "0 9 * * 1"
✓ JWT validated → customer loaded
✓ config: acme.com/content/blog (main)
⟳ generating: "Top 10 React Hooks in 2025"
✓ content ready · 2,847 words
→ pushing → github.com/acme/acme.com
✓ published /content/blog/react-hooks.md
✓ webhook delivered → 200 OK (11ms)
◷ next run: Mon 09:00 UTC
2,847words
11mswebhook
Mon 09next run

05 / SETUP

Everything configured. In under two minutes.

Give us your GitHub token, your site's details, and a schedule. That's it. Blogger Dog handles the rest — forever.

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01 / GITHUB TOKEN

Connect your GitHub

Paste your personal access token once. We store it encrypted.

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02 / SITE CONFIG

Tell us about your brand

One-time setup. Blogger Dog learns your voice and never drifts.

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03 / SCHEDULE

Pick your publishing day

Blogger Dog will deploy content to GitHub on a recurring schedule.

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01The Problem

Vibe coders ship fast. SEO blogs are the one thing that keeps getting skipped.

No time to write

You ship features daily using AI. Writing a 2,000-word SEO blog post takes a full afternoon you don't have.

Inconsistent output

One post a month doesn't compound. Google rewards sites that publish consistently — and consistency is exactly what vibe coders lack.

Zero pipeline visibility

When you do publish, you have no idea which posts drove traffic, what got committed where, or what the pipeline is actually doing.

02How It Works

Connect your repo once. Watch SEO blog posts ship on schedule.

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Connect

Point Blogger Dog at your GitHub repo

OAuth into GitHub, pick your repo, and tell Blogger Dog which folder your blog files live in. It auto-detects your framework — Next.js, Astro, Hugo, whatever — and suggests the right path and file format.

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Configure

Set your niche, keywords, and schedule

Tell it what you build and who you're targeting. Add your seed keywords. Pick a schedule — daily, weekly, twice a week. That's your entire editorial calendar done.

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Ship

Blogger Dog writes, commits, and deploys

On schedule, Blogger Dog picks a topic, researches it, writes the full post, and commits the file directly to your repo. Your Vercel or Netlify deploy picks it up automatically — zero extra steps.

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Scale

Watch organic traffic compound

Every published post is tracked in your dashboard with the exact commit SHA and file path. You see what went out, when, and where — and over time the SEO compound effect kicks in.

03Built For Vibe Coders

Your repo is the source of truth. The pipeline fits around it.

Commits straight to GitHub

No CMS logins. No copy-paste. Each blog post lands as a real file in your repo — Markdown or MDX — exactly where you point it.

SEO-first by default

Every post is researched around your seed keywords, structured for search intent, and written with the metadata your framework needs.

Scheduled so you never forget

Set a cron schedule once. Posts go out daily, weekly, or twice a week without you touching anything. Consistency is what compounds traffic.

Full pipeline visibility

Every run is tracked — topic, slug, commit SHA, file path, and status. You see exactly what shipped, where it landed, and what failed.

04FAQ

Questions vibe coders actually ask.

Do I need to write the blogs myself?

No. Blogger Dog picks the topic, writes the post, and commits it to your repo on schedule — you just watch the traffic grow.

How long does setup take?

Connect GitHub, point at your content folder, set a schedule. Most vibe coders are live in under five minutes.

Where do the blog posts actually go?

Straight into your GitHub repo as a .md or .mdx file at the path you choose. Your existing CI/CD deploy picks it up just like any other commit.

Can I trigger a post manually?

Yes. The dashboard has a manual trigger where you can optionally pass a title idea, subject, or keyword — or leave it blank and let the pipeline decide.

What if I want to review before it goes live?

Point the blog path at a drafts folder or a separate branch. Your PR review flow stays intact — Blogger Dog just handles the writing.

Start Scaling

Connect your repo. Ship your first SEO blog post tonight.

Vibe coders who publish consistently win on SEO. Blogger Dog makes consistent the easy part.

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