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Plato Tribune is a SaaS platform that automates blog post publishing for WooCommerce stores. It generates SEO-optimized content without requiring any writing or setup from you. Simply enter your store URL, and the system automatically detects your niche and keywords, then starts publishing relevant content regularly.

Once your store URL is provided, our system analyzes your pages, products, and associated keywords. It builds a consistent editorial direction based on your niche, then automatically writes either simple or advanced articles. The content is published directly to your WooCommerce blog, with no manual effort. You can edit articles after they are published if needed.

Simple articles are short, optimized texts designed to regularly boost your site’s SEO. Clusters, available in the premium plan, consist of one main “pillar” article supported by several linked sub-articles. This creates a strong internal linking structure that builds topical authority on Google and significantly improves your SEO performance.

No. Articles are automatically published to your WooCommerce blog without prior approval. This ensures a continuous flow of content with no mental load. Of course, you can review, edit, or delete posts after they are live if you ever want to take control.

Yes, every article generated is completely unique, written specifically based on your theme, products, and store. We don’t use any prebuilt or duplicated content. This ensures optimal quality for your SEO and avoids any risk of Google penalties.

The publishing frequency depends on your plan: the free plan includes 2 simple articles and 1 small cluster per month. Paid plans gradually increase volume (up to 90 simple articles and 4 clusters of 20 articles each on the premium plan), ensuring strong SEO growth over time.

Yes. Plato Tribune works with all WooCommerce themes, as it uses native WordPress functionality to publish posts. No specific theme dependency is required. You only need to have a blog section active on your site, which is enabled by default on WordPress.