DOYJO-owned platform / 111Things
Make publishing a managed operation.
Custom WordPress tools coordinate research, editorial guidance and publication across an ongoing content workflow. 111Things is a DOYJO-owned platform used to develop and operate that system.
The business need
Start with the work that needs to happen.
Publishing involves more than creating a draft. Topics, source guidance, editorial requirements, schedules and operational checks need to work together as the workload changes.
What DOYJO built
DOYJO developed custom publishing tools around WordPress, including Topic Writer workflows for guided content preparation and scheduled work. Editorial configuration, duplicate checks and run records help coordinate the process.
The practical result
A working platform with connected preparation, publishing and monitoring steps. The engineering experience includes coordinating many tasks, handling exceptions and maintaining the system as the workflow develops.
Workflow illustration based on the documented 111Things publishing system. The view shows how the main stages connect.
How the pieces connect
A clear route through the work.
Workflow illustration showing the main stages and the purpose of each step.
Experience that carries over
Apply this experience to your business.
The same coordination skills can support product-content programs, internal knowledge updates, document preparation or another process that combines AI assistance with explicit rules and human oversight.
A useful place to begin
Begin with one content type, approved sources, a review process and a manageable publishing schedule. Define who owns accuracy and approval before expanding the workflow.
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A useful first conversation
What should your business be able to do next?
Bring your growth goal, the task slowing your team down or the idea you want to build. Put experienced strategy, custom development and expert-directed AI to work for your business.
Start with what happens today.
A few sentences and an example are enough. You do not need a technical brief.