Seven emails. Nothing sent. Each needs your separate go.
Every post claim is verified against the customer's own site today, not against our status column.
Corrected: an earlier version called every non-public post an "invisible draft". Wrong. Most are customers using review-first exactly as designed.
Three trials expire today, one tomorrow. davaocorporate, thediningpost, aboahreviews at 0 days. eniyiteklif at 1.
aboahreviews is an affiliate and a reviewer, not a prospect. Their email is a thank-you and an apology for a broken trial. No correction to their post.

1. davaocorporate.info  expires today

guest@davaocorporate.info  |  15 of your pages are one spot from the traffic

Hi,

I looked at your site properly this morning. You rank for 129 keywords in the Philippines, and fifteen of them sit at positions four to ten. That is 16,340 searches a month where you show up and somebody else gets the click.

That is not a content problem. Those pages need better titles.

Meanwhile the seven posts from this week are all live and already linking to each other. Our posts typically reach Google within six days, so yours are landing now.

Your trial ends today, and thirty more posts stop with it.

Thirty posts a month costs $6,000 from an agency. ClearPost is $99.

https://davaocorporate.info/wp-admin/admin.php?page=saiap&tab=premium

Reply if you want me to go through those fifteen pages with you.

Christian

141 words.

2. thediningpost.com  expires today

luisjorgerios7@gmail.com  |  Your first seven are live

Hi Luis,

Seven posts, one a day, all live on The Dining Post. I checked each one against your site this morning.

Watch the linking. Your first three posts had no internal links, because there was nothing yet to link to. The last four carry fifteen between them. That is the site starting to hold together.

Our posts typically reach Google within six days, so the early ones are landing now.

Your trial ends today. Thirty more stop with it, starting with a wine run: Thanksgiving pairings, working with a sommelier, reading a wine list.

I still owe you the seventeen cities and the chef interviews. Say the word and I rebuild the plan around them this week.

Thirty posts a month costs $6,000 from an agency. ClearPost is $99.

https://thediningpost.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=saiap&tab=premium

Christian

158 words.

3. onlinevideoplayer.net  3 days left

marufahmadtalha@gmail.com  |  657 keywords where nobody can find you

Hi,

You rank for 667 keywords. 657 of them sit at position 21 or worse. The demand is real and almost nobody sees you.

That gap closes with depth and with internal links, which is what we have been adding. Four posts this week, all live, and they point straight into your Online Video Player, your Network Stream page and your play-from-file tool. The article earns the search and the tool does the work.

Our posts typically reach Google within six days, so this week's are landing now.

Three days left. Thirty more are queued: MP4 in the browser, Google Drive streaming, screen mirroring, and an HLS player for .m3u8 links.

Thirty posts a month costs $6,000 from an agency. ClearPost is $99.

https://onlinevideoplayer.net/wp-admin/admin.php?page=saiap&tab=premium

Christian

148 words.

4. glassland.es  2 days left, in Spanish

info@glassland.es  |  Cuatro artículos vivos, treinta en cola

Hola,

He revisado tu web esta mañana. De los cinco artículos que enviamos, cuatro están publicados y uno lo borraste. Si fue por el contenido, dímelo y ajusto el plan.

Los cuatro cubren pérgolas bioclimáticas, cerramientos y precios por metro cuadrado en Madrid. Son búsquedas de gente que ya está pidiendo presupuesto. Y ya se enlazan entre ellos: catorce enlaces internos.

Nuestros artículos suelen aparecer en Google en unos seis días, así que estos están entrando ahora.

Te quedan dos días, y con ellos se paran treinta artículos más. El siguiente era pérgola bioclimática en Las Rozas, con plazos y precios.

Treinta artículos al mes en una agencia son unos 6.000 euros. ClearPost son 99 dólares al mes.

https://glassland.es/wp-admin/admin.php?page=saiap&tab=premium

Christian

137 palabras.

5. blog.eniyiteklif.com  1 day left

knnygr@gmail.com  |  Six more are waiting for your approval

Hi,

Nine posts reached your site this week and you have published three. The other six are sitting in your drafts with your review-first setting on, exactly as you set it up.

They are here whenever you want them:

https://blog.eniyiteklif.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_status=draft&post_type=post

They cover traffic insurance premiums, policy comparison and the 2026 pricing changes. You already rank for 193 keywords in Turkey, so this content lands on a base that works.

Our posts typically reach Google within six days, so the three you published are entering search results now.

Your trial ends tomorrow, and thirty more posts stop with it.

Thirty posts a month costs $6,000 from an agency. ClearPost is $99.

https://blog.eniyiteklif.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=saiap&tab=premium

Christian

146 words.

6. aboahreviews.com  NOT a conversion email

Rewritten. They are an affiliate and a reviewer in our own niche, not a $99 prospect. They rank #5 for "best auto blogging plugins wordpress", we have been pitching them since 2026-06-24 (growth/outreach-log.md, 2026-07-09), and our own plan proposes a 50% recurring affiliate deal.

They published "Clearpost AI Review 2026" on 2026-08-19. It is positive: 7.3/10, "Worth it? Yes", and it recommends keeping the human approval step on. My earlier draft pitched them $99 and listed their queued posts. That would have been embarrassing.

Their trial died 10 hours after setup. Setup finished 2026-08-18 11:06 on the second attempt. plugin_inactive_at was set the same day at 20:33. One post delivered, and it is no longer public. So whatever they were testing, it was not a working install.

CUT 2026-08-24: the pricing correction. I had the email tell them their "Business ($199/month)" line was wrong. It is not wrong. `handlers.ts:873-877` lists Standard $99, Pro $199, Pro 90 $299. I checked only the homepage, which sells one plan, and concluded the others did not exist.

And even if it had been wrong, it did not belong in the email. Asking a reviewer to amend a post about us reads as a vendor leaning on their coverage, whatever the facts. They rank #5 in our category. That relationship is worth more than a naming nit.

CORRECTED AGAIN: he is already signed up as an affiliate. My draft offered to "talk about" the 30% programme "rather than have you find the link on the site". He found it and joined. That line was patronising and factually wrong, and it is gone.

What replaced it is a fact worth telling him. I read every link in the review: it points at wordpress.org/plugins/clearpost-simple-ai-auto-post/, not at his affiliate link. He is earning nothing from a review that ranks in our category. The email states that once, neutrally, and does not ask him to change anything.

adboss@gmail.com  |  Thanks for the review, and one correction plus one apology

Hi,

Thank you for the ClearPost review. The call to keep the approval step on is the right advice, and it is the advice we give too.

Now the apology, which is why I am writing. You started a trial on 18 August. Setup needed two attempts, and the plugin was deactivated on your site ten hours later. You received one post and nothing since. If that trial informed any part of the review, you were reviewing a broken install, and that is on us.

I would like to fix it and let you test the real thing. I will reactivate it, extend the trial by two weeks at no cost, and stay out of your way while you form your own view. If the verdict stays at 7.3, publish 7.3.

One last thing, and it is your money not ours. Your review links to the wordpress.org plugin page rather than your affiliate link, so you are not earning anything on it. Entirely your call whether to change that, and it makes no difference to what I said above.

Christian

211 words. Longer than the others on purpose: three separate things, none droppable.

7. eurontuotteet.fi  6 days left, reactivation

jani@eurontuotteet.fi  |  You have not received a single post yet

Hi Jani,

I checked your account this morning and you have received nothing from us. Not one post. Your plugin is deactivated, so we have had nowhere to deliver.

Your WordPress lists 38 REST endpoints and ClearPost is not one of them. Reactivating it in Plugins is one click, and delivery starts within the hour.

Thirty posts are written and waiting: a mouse mat buyer's guide, choosing a USB-C cable, and picking a work light between battery and mains. All in Finnish, aimed at people comparing before they buy.

You have six days left and you have seen none of what you signed up for. Switch the plugin back on and I will extend the trial so it actually counts.

Christian

143 words.

What changed from the last version

Every number, checked today

ClaimSource
All post counts and "live"Fetched each wp_post_id from the customer's own REST API
129 keywords PH, 15 at 4-10, 16,340/moDataForSEO ranked_keywords, location 2608
667 keywords, 657 at 21+DataForSEO ranked_keywords, location 2840
15 links across 7 posts, first three zeroCounted internal hrefs in thediningpost's live posts
14 enlaces internosSame count on glassland.es
Median 6 days to Google650 ClearPost posts with a matchable URL against site_gsc_daily
$99clearpostplugin.com

Correction: what "not public" actually means, per post

I earlier called every non-public post an invisible draft and said "41 delivered, 21 live". That lumped three unrelated things together. Split properly across the 7 reachable trials:

CountWhat it is
25live
6blog.eniyiteklif.com: the customer has review-first on and approved 3 of 9. Working as designed.
3mpmlaspowertv.com: our bug. Pull-delivered, drafted, recorded as published, and they did not ask for drafts.
1glassland.es: the customer deleted it
1aboahreviews.com: we published it, it is no longer public

The test: our status pending_review means the plugin returned draft, so the customer asked for it. Only our status published plus not-public on the site is our bug. That is 3 posts on one site, not 20.

The last two, now written

Both are reactivation emails, not pitches. I verified the plugin really is gone on each rather than trusting plugin_inactive_at, which is our own probe's verdict and has been wrong twice today. aboahreviews.com reports 29 REST namespaces and eurontuotteet.fi reports 38. Neither includes clearpost/v1. The flag was right this time.

aboahreviews.com also has the strongest ranking position of any trial after davaocorporate: 26 keywords at positions 4 to 10 worth 7,750 searches a month. That is why their email leads with it.