Build a Content Page

Ploy researches, drafts, and ships content-driven pages — comparisons, listicles, how-tos, pillars — as code, not a Notion doc you still have to publish.

By Bryant ChouFounder & CEO at Ploy
How it runs

Ploy runs this Ploybook in 4 phases.

  1. Research the topic

    Ploy pulls SERP data, competitor pages, and credible sources — and assembles a structured brief grounded in real evidence.

  2. Draft as a Page Content document

    Hero, intro, comparison table, mini-reviews, FAQ — written for scanability, in the customer's vocabulary, not founder-speak.

  3. Compose page sections

    The doc maps directly to typed page sections — hero, comparison table, structured cards, CTA — composed and verified.

  4. SEO + schema

    Title, meta, JSON-LD (Article / FAQPage / ItemList), internal links, and clean canonical — the full SEO/AEO surface.

Expected outputs

You're building a long-tail SEO/AEO surface — "best X for Y", "X vs Y", "how to X". You want a single workflow that handles research, copy, and publish. You don't want to copy-paste from a doc into a CMS.

  • A live, indexable content page

    The finished page shipped as production code — crawlable, internally linked, and ready to rank the moment it goes live, with no copy-paste into a separate CMS.

  • Comparison table + structured mini-reviews

    Side-by-side criteria and short, honest verdicts buyers can scan in seconds — the scannable structure that answers the query and earns the click.

  • JSON-LD schema for AI search citation

    Article, FAQPage, and ItemList markup baked in so Google, Perplexity, and ChatGPT can parse and quote your page when they answer related questions.

  • Internal links wired to the rest of your site

    Contextual links that pass authority between related pages, tightening your topic cluster instead of leaving the new page stranded on its own.

Frequently asked

Workflow questions

Ploy researches, drafts, and ships content-driven pages — comparisons, listicles, how-tos, pillars — as code, not a Notion doc you still have to publish.
You're building a long-tail SEO/AEO surface — "best X for Y", "X vs Y", "how to X". You want a single workflow that handles research, copy, and publish. You don't want to copy-paste from a doc into a CMS.
A live, indexable content page. The finished page shipped as production code — crawlable, internally linked, and ready to rank the moment it goes live, with no copy-paste into a separate CMS. Comparison table + structured mini-reviews. Side-by-side criteria and short, honest verdicts buyers can scan in seconds — the scannable structure that answers the query and earns the click. JSON-LD schema for AI search citation. Article, FAQPage, and ItemList markup baked in so Google, Perplexity, and ChatGPT can parse and quote your page when they answer related questions. Internal links wired to the rest of your site. Contextual links that pass authority between related pages, tightening your topic cluster instead of leaving the new page stranded on its own.
Yes. A Ploybook is a reusable guide that adapts each run to the inputs you provide. You can run it on demand or customize a workspace copy for recurring work. Review and test that copy before scheduling it. Runs use AI credits, and required services must be connected for the account running the workflow.
About the expert

Bryant Chou

Founder & CEO at Ploy

Bryant co-founded Webflow and architected the platform that now powers more than 1% of the active web. Along the way, he started and led the company's growth, marketing, sales, and data teams — scaling Webflow from $1MM to $100MM in revenue.

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