Module EEAT Campaigns
Build authority where users (and AI) already look: discussions.
EEAT Campaigns is a controlled system for generating, managing, and publishing contextual WordPress comments and on-site discussions — designed to strengthen perceived expertise, experience, and trust around your content, product, or brand.
Comment on relevant external blogs from a large indexed database.
Seed threads under your own posts to add depth and credibility.
Review first. Publish explicitly. Automate only what you allow.
Use automatic publishing when you’re confident, or keep everything manual when quality and tone matter most. EEAT Campaigns supports both — including Chrome-assisted workflows.
Use cases External + internal
Two ways to build authority signals
Use outreach when you need presence across relevant discussions — and use on-site threads to turn static posts into living knowledge hubs.
Generate contextual comments for relevant third-party blogs and posts — aligned to the target content, not generic templates.
Categorized and searchable by language and topic.
Find similar posts; generate comments that actually fit.
Seed realistic, multi-voice discussion threads under your WordPress articles to add depth: objections, edge cases, practical examples, and Q&A.
Generate a discussion, then add follow-ups.
Practical framing and credible tone — at scale.
Publish the way you want: auto, assisted, or manual
Teams vary in risk tolerance. EEAT Campaigns supports multiple execution paths — without forcing blind automation.
When targets and tone are stable, publish automatically — still logged as “published” with timestamps and history.
Use a Chrome extension flow to assist posting (copy/paste, identity switching, and quick publish steps).
Export comments and publish fully manually wherever you want. No automation required.
Publishing should be a choice, not a side effect. You control automation level per workspace, per campaign, and per post.
Governance Personas + constraints
Use built-in personas — or define your own
Comments are more believable when different voices participate. EEAT Campaigns supports persona-driven generation: built-in personas (expert, practitioner, beginner, casual) or your custom definitions.
Quick presets for common comment roles — consistent tone and depth without reinventing rules.
Define style, expertise level, confidence, and structure — then reuse across campaigns.
EEAT Campaigns focuses on credible signals: practical framing (experience), correct terminology (expertise), consistent presence (authority), and restrained tone (trust). It’s not a “rank hack”.
Step-by-step From post to publish
How EEAT Campaigns works
A predictable pipeline: select a post → find targets → generate contextual comments → review → publish.
Pick the WordPress post you want to promote or strengthen. PENMAN uses it as context for matching targets and generating comments.
Search by topic similarity or use the categorized database. Choose language and search precision (broader vs precise).
Generate comments that fit the target post context. Optionally generate follow-ups to create a real discussion flow.
Edit text, switch persona, and approve per item. Publish selected comments — or keep everything in generated state.
Choose the publishing mode that matches your workflow and risk tolerance. Track published items and campaign history.
FAQ
Quick answers about safety, control, and how teams use comment campaigns.
Is this “comment spam”?
No. EEAT Campaigns is built for contextual participation with review and governance. You control targets, tone, and publishing mode.
Can I keep everything manual?
Yes. You can copy comments and publish manually, or use Chrome-assisted steps. Automation is optional.
Can I use custom personas?
Yes. Use built-in personas or define your own tone/level/structure and reuse across campaigns.
Does it guarantee rankings or AI inclusion?
No. It improves context and credibility signals with controlled execution — but platforms evolve and outcomes can’t be guaranteed.
Use AI Visibility to choose better targets, Personas to control voice, and Link Sets to keep references clean and approved.
Turn discussions into controlled authority assets.
Generate contextual comments and threads, review them, and publish the way your team prefers — automated, assisted, or manual.