Approval mode: nothing goes live without your OK
Some owners want the blog to run without them. Others — a law firm, a dental practice, a med spa — have every reason to read each article before it carries their name. StrideRank lets you choose per website. On autopilot, articles that pass the quality checks are published on schedule. In approval mode, each finished article waits in your queue until you approve it, edit it or reject it. You can switch between the two at any time, for example by starting with approval mode and moving to autopilot once you trust the output.
One switch per website
The setting belongs to the website, not to the account. An agency can run one client on autopilot and keep another in approval mode, and a business with two sites can treat them differently.
Review with the context you need
Each waiting article shows its keyword, the quality check result and the sources the claims rest on. You decide with the same information the checker had, not just the finished text.
Start strict, loosen later
Many owners begin in approval mode, read the first few weeks of articles closely and move to autopilot once the tone and accuracy match what they expect. Moving back is the same switch, so the decision is never final.
Common questions
- What happens if I do not approve in time?
- In approval mode nothing is published without you. A waiting article stays in the queue; the plan simply moves on to the next topic.
- Can I edit an article before approving it?
- Yes. Edit the text, then approve — what you approved is what gets published.
- Does approval mode cost extra?
- No. Both modes are part of every plan.