Type your website. See the next 6 posts we'd publish for you, and why.

Your site is read, what your buyers are asking is searched, and six posts are chosen. Each comes with the reason it was chosen.

One of the six, from a real plan: made for fitclinic.co, one of our own sites, on 1 October 2026. The three practices it named are left out here; your plan names them.

Sore the day after fall yard work: what the soreness pattern tells you

The question people askwhy does my back hurt the day after raking leaves?
Local demandColts Neck and Monmouth County homeowners with big properties do a weekend of leaf cleanup each fall and feel it the next morning.
What competitors haven't coveredTwo practices' pages give raking form tips and a third lists injury types. None separate ordinary next-day muscle soreness from a joint or nerve problem that deserves an exam.
The page of yours it supportsPain & Movement Self-Check

How it would openIf your back hurts the morning after a day of raking, the usual reason is simple: you spent hours bending, pulling and twisting in a way you have not done since last autumn, and the muscles that hold your lower back took the load.

Every post comes with its reasons

The question people askIn the words they type or say.
Local demandWho asks it near you, and when.
What competitors haven't coveredFrom the pages a search shows today.
The page of yours it supportsSo each post sends readers to a service.

You also get what we noticed about your site: the date of your last post, whether AI crawlers are blocked, whether your sitemap is fresh, and which schema is missing. Each with the fix PublishSense makes.

It already runs on our own 5 sites

Each line is a real post PublishSense researched, wrote and published, with the share it produced. Read on 1 October 2026.

fitclinic.coWhat does a weight loss Colts Neck search actually get you?published 30 September 2026 · the Instagram post it produced
functionised.comAssisted Stretching Dose in NJ: What to Measure Firstpublished 30 September 2026 · the Instagram post it produced
ketoprojectmovie.comCan You Build Muscle on Red Meat Alone? What the Film Showspublished 30 September 2026 · the Instagram post it produced
temptationtoken.ioBase App Leaderboards Explained, Plus How to Check Onepublished 1 October 2026
publishsense.comCall Log Content Plan: What One Week of Calls Tells Youpublished 1 October 2026

What it looks like when it's yours

The plugin's topic plan: two of six topics it found, each with why it is timely, the page it opened to confirm it, and how it was scored — The topic plan inside WordPress. Each topic says what the post must answer, why now, and the page that was opened to confirm people are asking. A screen of the plugin itself, on PublishSense's own site, 28 September 2026.

A post PublishSense wrote, on a phone: a question as the heading, the answer straight under it, and a claim linked to Medicare's own coverage page — A finished post on a phone: the question as the heading, the answer under it, the claim linked to its source. fitclinic.co, published 1 October 2026.

It researchesOpens real pages, keeps every source, refuses a figure it can't link.
It writes and publishesIn your voice, with a picture, FAQ and schema, on your schedule.
It sharesEach post goes to your social accounts with its own caption.

See the product, the price and the founding pilot

The three things people ask first

“Won't Google penalise AI-written content?”

Not for using AI. Google's published guidance rewards helpful content however it's made, and acts against scaled content that adds nothing. Chapter 2 of the book quotes the guidance and shows where that line is.

“Won't it read like every other AI blog?”

Only when it's written from memory. PublishSense researches first: live sources, every figure linked to where it came from, filler topics refused by name, and your own voice learned from your own writing. Your six posts show the difference.

“I don't have time to run another tool.”

You won't need to. Nothing publishes without you unless you choose to let it, and every post lands in WordPress like any other.

See your next 6 posts

Coming soon

What PublishSense is building next

Each one runs on our founder's own businesses first, the way the blog does. None is on sale yet and none has a price. Leave your email and you get one message, the day the one you pick is ready.

Being tested now

The Thrive Letter

A short weekly email to your customers, written from the posts PublishSense publishes for you, in your voice, sent through your own email system. It is being tested now on Functionised's own mailing list. You'll be able to buy it on its own or together with Blog & Social Posts.

In proof at a working clinic

Intake to Chart

Scan a stack of paper intake packets in one go. Each packet is split apart, read, and filed to the right patient's record in your EHR, with the original scan kept as a document. If the patient already has a record, nothing is duplicated, and nothing reaches the chart until a person on your staff approves it. Tebra comes first.

Where it stands (15 October 2026): connected to a live Tebra account at our founder's own clinic and passing every one of its 110 self-checks, including a restart in the middle of a batch. It goes on sale only after 30 days and 500 real pages filed without an error, with a signed business associate agreement for every practice.

In design

Your Practice Website

A plug-and-play website for a private practice: fast, mobile-first, built to the same standard as this site, with PublishSense already writing its blog from the first day.

In design

Where to Be This Week

A weekly email for practice owners listing local events worth showing up to, where the people you want as customers will already be.

In design

One-click connections

LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and Google Business Profile connected with one approval each, straight from the plugin, with no extra social-media tool to sign up for.

In design

The PublishSense app

For iPhone and Android: see what's about to publish, hold or approve a post, and read what each one brought in, from your phone.

The cover of PublishSense, the book, by Dr Jim Goetz

The idea behind it is a free book

What changed in search, what Google says about AI content, and why the next article should be decided before it's written. Chapter 1 is open to read; the whole book is free.

Written from live installations: PublishSense runs on its founder's own sites first. Nothing on this page promises rankings, traffic or revenue. Disclaimer.