NetTree / Content Channels

Give every channel
a purpose.
And a next step.

Choose platforms that fit your website. Build a plan for each channel, prepare useful content, and track the public links you publish.

You review, sign in and publish. NetTree helps you prepare and verify.

CHANNEL PLAN / GITHUBIllustrative example
Example site · developer documentation tool

Useful documentation.
A channel worth returning to.

3-MONTH PLAN · SELECTED ITEMSApproved
SEP
24
A practical documentation starter kit

README guide · public URL recorded

Checking
OCT
08
Keep your API examples in sync

Repository walkthrough

Draft ready
OCT
22
A checklist for your next docs release

Documentation checklist

Planned
One channel. A reviewed plan. Visible progress.

01 / Choose with context

Fit has a reason.
See it before you commit.

Compare audience, language and native content formats against your site profile. A fit signal is a starting point for judgment, not a traffic forecast.

Interactive example for a developer documentation tool. These are sample assessments, not live scores.

Strong fit · illustrative

Meet developers where the work lives.

Use a repository to share working examples and documentation that people can use, inspect and improve.

  • Your audience includes engineering teams.
  • README guides fit your product's use cases.
  • English documentation matches the site language.

02 / The whole publishing loop

Preparation connected
to follow-through.

Each channel has its own plan. Review it before turning the ideas into work, then keep publishing and link evidence connected.

01 ↗

Choose

Select your site and a relevant channel.

02 ↗

Plan

Choose a 1, 3 or 6-month horizon.

03 ↗

Approve

Review the plan to unlock execution items.

04 ↗

Draft

Prepare and edit the platform-specific content.

05 / YOUR ACTION

Publish

Sign in and publish on the external platform.

06 ↗

Record

Save the public URL of your published asset.

07 ✓

Verify

Check whether the link to your site is present.

03 / A plan you can review

A useful rhythm.
One channel at a time.

Plan the next month or a longer horizon. Review topics, formats and suggested dates, then approve the plan before preparing individual drafts.

Plans can use a rules-based approach or optional AI. Draft generation requires AI configuration. Suggested dates help you plan; they do not automatically publish posts.

Walk through all seven steps →
TRY THE WORKFLOW / GITHUB

Sample channel plan

Awaiting approval

3-month example · three selected items shown

MO 1
A practical documentation starter kit

README guide

Planned
MO 2
Keep your API examples in sync

Repository walkthrough

Planned
MO 3
A checklist for your next docs release

Documentation checklist

Planned

Review the example plan, then approve it to make the first item ready for drafting.

Interactive illustration only. No AI requests or publishing actions are sent.

04 / Be precise about progress

Published is a milestone.
Verified is evidence.

Recording an asset completes a publishing step. Link verification separately checks the public page for a backlink to your website.

Publishing progress

You published and recorded the URL.

Published asset recorded

The content exists in your channel records. A plan item can be completed even while its link is being checked.

Link evidence

The public link still needs a check.

CheckingLive / verified

A successful check finds the link. A missing or lost link needs attention. Verification does not confirm search indexing or ranking.

Understand statuses and retry options →

Before your first channel

A few things to know.

Does NetTree automatically publish for me?

No. You review the draft, sign in to the platform, follow its rules and make the final publish action. Return to NetTree to record the public URL.

Is a plan shared across all my channels?

Each channel has its own plan. The publishing queue brings approved plan items together so you can follow work across channels and sites.

Can I register any blog or custom domain?

Recording checks the URL against supported platform domains. A custom domain may not be accepted even if it uses a supported publishing service. Check support before planning around it.

Does a verified link mean better rankings?

Verification confirms a link was found on the public page at check time. It does not guarantee indexing, referral traffic, ranking improvements or that the link will remain live.

How do limits and AI availability work?

Check current workspace limits before generating content or verifying links. Recording a public URL requires available verification capacity. Rules-based plans can be generated without AI; AI drafts require configuration.

Your first channel starts with a plan.

Follow a complete example, from choosing a platform to checking a link.

Open the quick start →

Illustrative draft / GitHub

Review before you publish.

A practical documentation starter kit

A README introducing a working example, installation steps and a link to the project documentation. Replace placeholders and check every claim before publishing.

Your next action: sign in to GitHub, review the final README and publish it yourself. This preview does not open an editor or publish content.

Simulation only. No external action is performed.

Illustrative workflow / Record

Keep the public URL.

The product checks platform support, channel matching and available verification capacity. This preview uses a fixed illustrative URL.

No record is saved and no URL is fetched.