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AI and LLM content pipelines

An AI or LLM content pipeline is a repeatable process that turns approved source material into consistent page or product content, with validation and human approval before anything publishes. It suits businesses with large catalogues or many pages who need volume without giving up accuracy or control.

When this helps

Problems this solves

  • Content volume that would take months of manual writing.
  • Ad-hoc AI use producing inconsistent tone and invented detail.
  • No record of what was generated, from what source, or who approved it.
  • Bulk output published straight to a live site with no review.

Scope

What's included

Every quote lists the deliverables in writing, so there is no ambiguity about what you receive.

Deliverables

  • Approved input sources defined and collected, with anything unusable identified.
  • Extraction and normalisation of source data into a consistent structure.
  • Structured brief or prompt templates per content type, holding tone and field rules.
  • Generation run in controlled batches with reusable rules rather than one-off prompts.
  • Source and format validation: required fields, specification preservation, length and banned-claim checks.
  • Human approval step, exception reporting, version control and an agreed export or publishing route.

Not included as standard

  • Raw output is never treated as accurate or publish-ready without review.
  • Live content is not overwritten outside the agreed approval process.
  • Facts absent from the approved sources will not be generated.
  • Model and platform usage costs are identified separately.

Anything here can be added to the scope and priced separately.

Defined starting point

Pipeline build with a first production batch

Fixed price after scoping

Typically includes

  • Source review and normalisation approach
  • Templates and rules for one or two content types
  • Validation rules and exception reporting
  • Human approval step and version control
  • One agreed production batch end to end
  • Documentation so your team can run it again
Price this work

Process

How the work runs

  1. Step 1

    Sources

    Collect and assess approved inputs; identify gaps early.

  2. Step 2

    Normalise

    Extract and structure the source data consistently.

  3. Step 3

    Template

    Build briefs, tone rules and field requirements.

  4. Step 4

    Generate

    Run controlled batches with reusable rules.

  5. Step 5

    Validate

    Automated source and format checks, with exceptions reported.

  6. Step 6

    Approve & export

    Human approval, versioning, then agreed export or publishing.

What I need from you

  • Approved source material and permission to use it.
  • Tone, field and claim rules, including what must never be said.
  • A named approver for the review step.

What changes the price

  • Number of content types and their field complexity.
  • Volume per batch and total volume.
  • Source quality and extraction difficulty.
  • Whether publishing is automated or exported for your team.

Experience

Relevant background

Relevant experience includes AI-assisted processing on a 26,000-SKU catalogue project with validation, and a WordPress content workflow that reduced a project estimated at 12 months manually to under two months.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

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