One story in. Twelve channels out.

Downtown Women's Center and its social enterprise, MADE by DWC, publish across a dozen platforms with a small team. Every story meant hours of reformatting, scheduling and posting, in two brand voices with strict language rules.

The team produced content by hand, one platform at a time.

A content engine that turns one story into a version for each of 12 channels. Each brand has its own dictionary of approved wording, banned terms and locked statements, taken from the client's own brand guides.

The engine audits every draft against those rules and against the published statistics.

Each person signs in with their own login. A creator drafts and proposes a posting date. An approver edits, adjusts the date and signs off.

Drafts that fail the brand audit cannot be scheduled. The engine never invents a date. It flags the gap for a person.

Content production time fell 80%. One story now produces versions for 12 channels.

Yellow Brick meets the client team in working sessions and ships fixes and requested features between them. The engine runs under a monthly retainer with a named contact.