Most of what Ollie writes goes live on your store on its own after a quality check, so you don't approve every page. Ollie's Queue is where you steer: approve or dismiss his ideas for what to write next, review campaign pieces you chose to hold, and retry anything that failed.
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You don't have to sign off on every page. When Ollie finishes writing something, he checks it, and if it passes he puts it on your store himself. Ollie's Queue is a short list of things that do want your say: ideas for what to write next, campaign pages you asked to see first, and anything that didn't work the first time. Say yes, no, or try again.
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Most of what I write goes live on your store on its own. When I write a page through AI Create or the Drip, it's checked for quality and then published, usually within about a minute of being finished. You don't have to approve every page, and that's on purpose: nobody should have to sit and wait on you to say yes.
Ollie's Queue is where you steer instead. It holds three kinds of things.
1. My ideas for what to write next
I look at your store — your products, your niche, and what you haven't covered yet — and propose pages worth writing, highest return first. Every idea comes with a short reason, so you can see why I picked it.
- Approve an idea and I write it and publish it.
- Dismiss it if it isn't right for you. If you change your mind, you have a few seconds to undo.
- For an article that's already on your store but slipping, I may suggest a refresh. You can open a preview that shows the current version next to my rewrite before you decide.
Want fresh ideas? Press Re-analyze and I'll look at your store again right away. Ideas you leave alone expire after two weeks, so the list never fills up with stale ones.
2. Campaign pieces you asked to see first
When you set up an AI Campaign, you choose between publish when ready and hold as drafts for my review. If you picked hold, each piece waits here until you approve it. You can filter by campaign or by type, and approve several at once.
3. Anything that needs a second try
If a piece fails and doesn't recover on its own, it shows up here instead of quietly disappearing. Press Ask Ollie to retry and I'll have another go.
If you set the Drip to review first
The Drip can run in review first mode instead of publishing on its own. In that mode, its drafts wait on the Review queue page, where you can approve to publish, edit, or send one back.
Where your live pages are
Everything that's published lives in your AI Vault. Tap any piece there and I'll explain why I wrote it.
Want me to handle even more?
Autonomy settings decide how much I do without asking. As I earn your trust on a content type, I can start approving my own best ideas for it, and you can always set that yourself.
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