Everything MVP Affiliate does today

This is the core of the toolbox. You connect your YouTube channel, sync your videos, and from any video MVP generates a full SEO blog post in about three minutes — complete with featured image, in-article images, internal links, schema markup, OG tags, alt text, and a quick verdict box. It auto-publishes to your WordPress site with one click.

No video? Start from a link. MVP isn't only for YouTubers. Paste any product or service link — an Amazon ASIN, a store page, a brand site, even a SaaS — and MVP researches it (the link, its name, and the web), then writes the same fact-grounded review in your voice, recloaks the link through Geniuslink, and adds a hero image. The post lands in your library like any other, ready to schedule or push to socials. The whole engine works whether your starting point is a video or a link.

What Pro gets you here that lower tiers don't

• Comparison posts. Drop in 2–10 YouTube URLs of different products, MVP scrapes Amazon for each, ranks them on real spec data, and writes a multi-product round-up with a verdict box, pros/cons table, and best-for categories. Same fact-grounded promise: no invented features.
• Buying guides. Write a "how to pick a [category]" guide that pulls together the products from your channel, your niche expertise, and structured buying criteria. Indexed differently than reviews and pulls a different search audience.
• Multi-site publishing. Connect up to 10 WordPress sites. Each post can be routed to any site, each site can run a different brand, each site gets its own Geniuslink tracking group, and the site picker is built into every generation surface.
• Higher generation caps. Pro lifts the monthly post + image + script limits well past what Creator and Studio offer.

Built into every post, but worth knowing about

The LEARN voice profile. Every time you publish, MVP reads what you just shipped and quietly updates a model of your voice — opening hook style, sentence length, what you love, what annoys you, the exact words you use for "good enough" vs "skip it." The next post is more you than the last. After five published posts you start hearing yourself in the drafts.

The rewrite feedback loop. When you click "Rewrite" with notes, those notes don't just apply to that one regeneration — they accumulate on your profile and get applied to every future generation. The AI gets smarter about your specific taste over time.

In-article images. MVP uses scene-grounded generation to render shots of your actual product in real-world settings — never the listing photo, never a generic stock image. We vision-pick the clean product reference image first (Amazon's main image is often a lifestyle collage with props), then render fresh.

Schedule + cascade. Pick a future date, MVP queues the post, drafts the newsletter, schedules the WordPress publish, fires IndexNow when it goes live, and appends the YouTube description backlink — all on the same timer. Bulk-schedule a week's worth of videos in one shot.

Rebuild legacy posts. If you have old WP posts from before MVP, point a YouTube video at them and we rewrite the body in your current voice without touching the slug or URL — preserving inbound links and SEO authority.

Your title, description, tags, pinned comment, and thumbnail generator for any YouTube video — all in one surface.

• Generates an optimized title, a search-engine-ready description with chapters and your affiliate link, pinned comment, and tag set in one shot.
• Builds AI thumbnails featuring your face and the real product. With the Chrome extension installed, MVP captures real frames from the video tab and uses them as a grounding reference — so the generated thumbnail matches your face, the actual product, the actual lighting, instead of looking like generic AI art.
• Variant generation: pick 1–10 variants per click. Most Pro creators generate three, test two on YouTube, keep the winner.
• Your Face models: upload 4–20 headshots, name the face ("Me," "Co-host," etc.), and MVP uses them as identity references in every composed thumbnail. Pro gives you five face slots — enough for the host, a co-host, and a few project-specific looks.
• Saved brand style: lock in your channel's thumbnail look — border, accent color, and default face — once, and MVP applies it on every generation.
• Per-video Amazon attribution: every YouTube description Geniuslink gets an ascsubtag matching the video ID, so when Amazon ships you the report you can see which video earned which dollar.

The MVP-YOUTUBE Geniuslink group catches every YouTube-description click separately from your blog clicks, so your analytics dashboard tells you whether to invest the next hour writing a blog post or recording a video.

Every review you publish goes out natively to your social channels, not as a bare link dump. MVP writes a caption tuned to each feed — short and punchy where that wins, a proper card with the thumbnail where the platform supports it — so the same post reads like it was made for that audience.

Live today: your WordPress blog plus Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Pinterest, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky and Telegram — eight channels, real first-party API posting (no "link in bio" workarounds). You can fire each post manually from the Social Push tab, or let it ride your publish schedule.

• Creator auto-posts to Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn and Bluesky.
• Studio adds Pinterest, Instagram and Telegram on top.
• Pro adds X (Twitter).

TikTok is in final platform review — it switches on automatically, at no extra cost, the moment it's approved.

The SEO hub is the dashboard most Pro creators check first thing every morning.

• Every published post listed with its on-page score, indexing status (indexed / submitted / unknown), last-crawl date, and 28-day clicks / impressions / position from Google Search Console.
• The score is calculated against current SEO best practices — answer-first lead lines, schema completeness, internal linking, keyword density, FAQ presence, image alt text. Click any post for the breakdown and a one-click "fix all" button.
• Revenue opportunities: MVP joins Search Console rank data with your Geniuslink click-out and ranks every post by the single highest-leverage fix — submit to Google, rebuild a decaying post, sharpen a low-CTR title, strengthen a CTA on a page that ranks but doesn't convert.
• Bulk index: select up to 50 posts and submit them all to IndexNow (Bing, Yandex, Copilot) sequentially. Google indexes via the daily GSC sweep separately.
• Title audit: scan your whole archive for posts whose title's product doesn't match the body's product. This catches the rare hallucination — sometimes one slipped through before our newer fact-check layer existed. One click rewrites the title in WP without touching the slug.

Newsletter on Pro is a real owned-audience play, not a token feature. When the algorithm changes, the list you own is the audience that stays.

• Connect your custom domain to Resend in one wizard. MVP creates the Resend domain, surfaces the exact DNS records you need to paste, then polls until verification — auto-confirming the moment your DNS propagates.
• Capped subscriber list well into the tens of thousands.
• Compose: live preview as you type, segment picker, A/B subject line testing, schedule send for any future date.
• Auto-embed: the MVP theme renders your signup form on the homepage and in the sidebar of every post automatically — no shortcode pasting. Mid-article inline form is configurable per blog from Customize.
• Segment builder: target subscribers by source, signup date, or behavioral tags. Send the new-grill review only to people who signed up via your grill posts.
• Sender name override and per-placement CTA copy so the homepage form, the sidebar, and the mid-article inline form can each have different framing.

This is the surface that pays for the whole subscription for most Pro creators.

• AI-generated brand pitch emails. Enter the brand name, the products they sell, what you're offering (sponsored video, social posts, affiliate-only deal, free product in exchange for a review), and MVP writes a tailored cold email — researching the brand, citing your actual track record, listing your reach platforms, attaching your media kit URL.
• 100 pitches per month on Pro. Most creators send 20–40 a month to land 3–8 partnerships.
• Auto-prefilled from your Brand Profile: every platform you've connected or listed shows up as a "your offer" pill. Your portfolio URL, media kit URL, livestream link, banner-ad inventory, production-fee bracket, and shipping preferences flow in automatically.
• Multi-channel reach offer: blog, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, X — every platform you've listed shows up in the pitch, so brands see your full reach without you typing it twice.
• Track record + example links: list your three best previous collabs (with URLs) and MVP weaves them into every pitch as credibility anchors.

Cash in on deal moments. Paste any Amazon link, Geniuslink, or short link and MVP writes a timely deal post with a baked deal-badge thumbnail and your promo code wired into every CTA.

• The agent unwraps the link, reads the live Amazon listing for the current price, the strike-through "was" price, any deal badge (Lightning Deal, Prime Day), and the expiration date.
• Occasion auto-detection: Prime Day, Black Friday, Lightning Deal, Lowest Price YTD — the badge and framing adapt to the moment.
• Schedule publish: prep a Prime Day or Black Friday deal days ahead and MVP holds it, then takes it live automatically the moment the deal opens.
• Refresh price: re-scrape Amazon any time and MVP updates just the price-bearing lines on a live post — same URL, same SEO, same images.

Open the Brainstorm page and MVP shows you the last 90 days of your YouTube + WordPress performance side-by-side.

• Top 5 + bottom 5 YouTube videos by views (with thumbnails).
• Top 5 + bottom 5 blog posts by clicks (with GSC data merged in).
• Niche performance grid: every niche you've published in, ranked by total clicks and average CTR.
• Coverage gaps: niches you claim on your Brand Profile but haven't actually published in over the window. The "you said you do this but you haven't" signal.
• One-click AI idea generation that reads your performance data and proposes specific next videos to record — not generic ideas, but the ones our coaching model thinks fit your channel's pattern.

If you run more than one review site — a main brand plus a niche-specific spinoff, or a multi-language network — Pro is built for you.

• Connect up to 10 sites. Each lives as its own entry in your Pro account with its own credentials, its own Geniuslink group, its own brand profile data flowing through, its own newsletter, its own Customize settings.
• Multiple YouTube channels. Connect more than one channel, set a default channel per blog, and pull videos from any connected channel onto any site — so a portfolio of channels and sites stays cleanly separated. (Manage it under Set Up → Connect YouTube.)
• The Add Site modal accepts either the standard wp-admin connection or a one-shot Connection Token from the MVP Affiliate plugin — paste, it decodes, you're connected.
• Set a default site and use the site picker on every content surface (Library, Co-Pilot, Comparison, Newsletter, SEO) to route work to a specific site.
• Per-site SEO dashboard — your SEO hub shows posts from all sites with their site name as a column, so a 3-site Pro user sees their whole network in one view.

You're not running this business alone anymore. Pro includes VA seats.

• Invite a VA by email. They sign up under your account on your single Pro subscription — no separate billing.
• Full workspace sharing. Your invited VA logs in and sees your videos, posts, brand profile, integrations, WordPress sites, face library, thumbnail styles, collaborations, performance dashboard, SEO data — everything they need to ship content on your behalf.
• Usage caps and AI cost still bill against your single Pro plan, so VA seats don't multiply your spend.
• Permission gating: VAs cannot access your billing, your integrations setup wizard, your Brand Profile editor, or invite other VAs. Read + content-generation access only.

Pro creators use the MVP Affiliate theme + plugin (free, ships with every account). This is the infrastructure layer that makes the rest of MVP feel like one product.

• Theme self-updates from wp-admin — every new theme version shows a red "Update now" banner inside WordPress, one click installs.
• Plugin auto-installs when you connect a site. Manages all customization data via a single option that flows from MVP.
• Body-auth proxy: hosts that strip the Authorization header on POST (Hostinger, some shared LiteSpeed setups) used to break MVP writes. The plugin now exposes a proxy endpoint authenticated via request body, so writes survive any reverse-proxy quirk.
• Topic hub pages: auto-generated landing pages for each niche, pulling in your latest posts in that category.
• AI Product Finder: a branded recommendation widget embedded in every blog post that lets your readers narrow products by their actual constraints.
• Sticky TOC, in-article newsletter signup, footer customization, header banner, schema enrichment, OG image generation, IndexNow ping, LiteSpeed cache integration on save.

The MVP Help Desk knows your account, your features, your brand, your voice, your recent posts, your published patterns.

• Ask it "what should I publish this week" and it reads your performance data and tells you.
• Ask it "rewrite this section in my voice" and it pulls your LEARN profile and your recent voice anchors.
• Memory: import your existing context from other AI tools (paste your existing memory dump, MVP normalizes and persists it).
• Auto-rolling memory: as you chat over weeks, the Help Desk distills patterns into a persistent memory layer that survives sessions.
• Renders markdown, auto-links internal MVP routes, surfaces feature documentation on demand.

For Pro creators with engineering resources or who want to wire MVP into their own internal tools:

• Generate API keys from the dashboard.
• Endpoints: /api/v1/me (account info), /api/v1/blog-posts (list + create + read by ID), /api/v1/health (uptime check).
• Authenticated via Bearer token. Standard REST. Documented under /docs/api.

A few features that didn't fit into the categories above but Pro creators rely on:

• Photobooth: AI-composed product-in-scene image generator that uses your face models. Generates lifestyle shots for in-blog embedding and visual asset libraries.
• Failed-schedule warnings: the Library surfaces any post whose scheduled publish or cascade leg failed, with a one-click retry.
• Schedule cascade: link a post's schedule to its newsletter send — they all fire at the same timestamp.
• In-app notification bell: every failed job, every approval needed, every scheduling event surfaces in the bell so you don't have to monitor multiple dashboards.