Blog Publishing
Long-form articles written for you and published to the blog you already run.
Articles written for you, published where your blog already lives
A blog is still the best home for the ideas you want found months from now. Writing for it every week is the hard part. The Content agent writes the article: a title, a meta description, an outline, a 1,200 to 1,800 word body, tags and internal-link suggestions. It lands in your Publish Queue as a draft, in your brand voice, for you to read and approve.
Articles are written in markdown and published as properly formatted HTML, so headings, bold text, lists and links arrive as formatting, not as symbols.
Six kinds of blog, one queue
| Blog | How it connects | What happens on approval |
|---|---|---|
| WordPress (self-hosted) | Application password | Saved as a draft on your site, or published right away if you choose that when connecting |
| Ghost | Admin API key | The same choice: draft by default, or publish right away |
| WordPress.com | One-click authorize | Published live |
| Shopify store blog | One-click, after entering your store address | Published live |
| Wix site blog | One-click: add the app to one site | Published live |
| Webflow site | One-click: choose one site | Published live into your blog collection |
With more than one blog connected, articles go to the first in that order. With none connected, the article still arrives in your queue for review; it waits there until you connect a blog.
Things worth knowing
- These are blog connections, not social channels. They receive articles, never social posts.
- Wix needs the Wix Blog app on the site. Webflow uses the CMS collection named like a blog (Blog, Posts, Articles or News), and the site must have been published once.
- Your own WordPress site and Ghost do not use a social-account slot. WordPress.com, Shopify, Wix and Webflow each use one managed connection.
- Plan the article first: the SEO agent proposes a target keyword and a five-article topic cluster to write towards.
Every limit and edge case is listed in Supported platforms.