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How CricLegacy publishes with Citeya

Cricket articles and analysis delivered through Citeya.

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About CricLegacy

CricLegacy is a cricket website built around match coverage, players, records, and analysis. Cricket readers are detail-oriented and quick to notice a wrong number.

CricLegacy receives articles from Citeya through a signed webhook. Each draft arrives with its title, body, SEO metadata, and images, ready for the site's own layout.

The publishing challenge

Cricket content depends on facts: scores, records, dates, and player histories. A fast draft that gets those wrong is worse than no draft.

The site also needs a steady flow of articles across formats and seasons, which is hard for a small team to sustain by hand.

Why CricLegacy uses Citeya

Cricket fans expect accurate names, numbers, and records. A single wrong stat costs trust.

Citeya's source-backed drafts give the CricLegacy team a factual starting point instead of a blank page.

How it works for CricLegacy

Articles are generated from a topic with real sources and keywords attached.

Each draft arrives on the site through a signed webhook, with SEO metadata and images included.

Category mapping sends each article to the right section of the site.

The CricLegacy publishing workflow, step by step

01

Pick a topic or category

The site chooses a topic, or sets up a category campaign so Citeya finds topics on its own.

02

Citeya researches real sources

It gathers recent, reputable sources and suggests keywords before any writing starts.

03

A cited draft is written

The article is drafted with citations attached to factual claims, plus a quality report.

04

Checks run automatically

Duplicate detection and the per-site hourly cap decide whether the article should be generated at all.

05

The article is delivered

The finished article is sent to the site through a signed webhook, ready to appear on the site.

What CricLegacy receives with every article

  • Full article body in structured Markdown
  • SEO title and meta description
  • Suggested keywords
  • Inline citations to real sources
  • Images and image prompts
  • Quality and authority report
  • Category and subcategory for the right site section
  • Signed delivery so the site can verify the sender

Topics CricLegacy covers

CricLegacy focuses on cricket. Typical topics include:

  • Match previews and reviews
  • Player profiles and records
  • Tournament coverage
  • Cricket history and legends
  • Rankings and statistics
  • Analysis and opinion

How quality and trust are protected

Sources first

Sources are gathered before the draft is written, so claims are grounded from the start instead of patched afterward.

No repeats on a site

A story that already exists or is already queued for a site is skipped for that site.

Controlled publishing pace

An hourly cap per site stops a campaign from flooding a site with articles.

Signed webhooks

Every delivery is signed with a shared secret, so a site only accepts articles that really came from Citeya.

Human review stays possible

Sites can review drafts before publishing. We recommend it for health, finance, and legal topics.

CricLegacy and Citeya: common questions

Why does source-backing matter for a cricket site?

Cricket readers check stats. Citations let the editor verify a record or figure before publishing and give readers something to trust.

How do articles reach CricLegacy?

Citeya sends each finished article to the site's webhook, signed so the site can confirm it really came from Citeya.

Can CricLegacy control which sections get content?

Yes. Category mapping decides which Citeya category lands in which section of the site.

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