Pages & blog posts
Create a blog post and cover image
Generate a post, optional cover, and its blog listing.
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Add a page or blog post
Recorded in the fictional Willow Studio website using a normal customer account. AI submission steps are explained without running a generation job.
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- Add a website page or blog post
- Use + Blog / Page in the top bar to create content inside this website.
- Choose New website page. For a post and blog listing, choose Blog post instead.
- Enter a clear topic and review the URL slug created from the title.
- Provide the audience, keywords, purpose, and verified facts you want the page to use.
- An optional cover needs both a subject description and visual style.
- Choose Generate content when your brief is ready. This walkthrough stops before submitting an AI job.
- Review your changes, then Save. Publish separately when you are ready to go live.
Follow these steps
Choose Blog post
Open + Blog / Page and keep Blog post + automatic listing selected.
Set the topic and URL
Enter a specific topic, check the /blog/ slug, and provide primary and related keywords, the audience, and the desired action.
Supply verified facts
Use the brief for facts, examples, and points to include. Choose internal pages for links and decide whether the post needs FAQs.
Configure the optional cover
Check Add an AI-generated blog cover. Describe what it should show and the visual style; both image fields are required when a cover is requested.
Review the generated draft
Generate the content. Use the notification when it is ready, inspect the post and blog listing, then save and publish when ready.
Replace a cover later
Select the blog post and open Page properties. Expand Add or replace blog cover (or Add a blog cover). Generate a new cover, upload your own, or choose an image from the library. Set Cover image alt text, then Save.
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Select a blog page
A blog post and its listing can be reviewed in the draft.
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