Opening the editor
Navigate to your blog site
Go to Sites > Blogs and click the name of the blog site you want to add a post to.
Writing and formatting content
The editor toolbar provides all standard text formatting options:| Format | Description |
|---|---|
| Bold / Italic / Underline | Basic inline text styling |
| Strikethrough | Cross out text |
| Headings (H1–H6) | Structure content with semantic heading hierarchy |
| Ordered list | Numbered steps or ranked items |
| Unordered list | Bulleted points |
| Blockquote | Highlighted pull quotes or cited material |
| Code block | Inline or fenced code with syntax highlighting |
| Text color | Change foreground color for emphasis |
| Background color | Highlight text with a background color |
| Text alignment | Left, center, right, or justified |
| Divider | Horizontal rule to separate sections |
Adding media
Images
Click the image icon in the toolbar to insert an image. You can:- Paste a URL — link directly to any publicly hosted image
- Upload from Media Library — select from images already uploaded to your account
- Generate with Image AI — describe an image and let AI generate it for you
Videos
Click the video icon to embed a video. Supported sources:- Media Library — upload and host a video file in your account storage
- YouTube — paste a YouTube video URL to embed the player directly in the post
Audio
Click the audio icon to insert an audio player. Upload an audio file from your Media Library or paste a hosted audio URL.Using Content AI
Content AI is the built-in writing assistant available directly in the blog editor.Enter a prompt
Describe what you want: a full post outline, an introduction paragraph, a specific section on a topic, or a rewrite of existing content.
Review and insert
Content AI generates the text and displays it in a preview panel. Click Insert to add it to the editor, or adjust the prompt and regenerate.
Configuring post details before publishing
After writing your content, click Continue to open the post details panel. Configure each field before setting the post status:Organization fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| URL Slug | The path for this post (e.g., /email-marketing-tips). Use lowercase words separated by hyphens. Include your primary keyword. |
| Category | Assign the post to one category. Categories appear in the blog navigation and help readers find related content. |
| Author | Select the author whose name and profile appear on the post. |
| Keywords | Comma-separated keywords that describe the post topic. Used internally for content organization. |
SEO fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Post Title | The SEO title shown in browser tabs and search result headings. Can differ from the article headline. Keep it under 60 characters. |
| Description | The meta description shown in search results below the title. Write 1–2 sentences (under 160 characters) summarizing the post and including the primary keyword. |
| Cover Image | The featured image shown at the top of the post and on the blog post card. |
| Cover Image Alt Text | Descriptive text for the cover image, used by screen readers and search engines. |
| Canonical Link | Paste the URL of the original version of this content if publishing the same article in multiple locations. Prevents duplicate content issues in search rankings. |
Publishing options
| Option | When to use |
|---|---|
| Draft | Work in progress — save without making the post public |
| Publish | Make the post live immediately |
| Schedule | Set a future date and time for automatic publishing |
Previewing a post
Click the eye icon in the editor to auto-save and open a full preview of the post in a new browser tab. The preview renders the post exactly as it will appear to readers, including formatting, images, and cover image.Post actions from the blog builder
Inside a blog site, the Blog Builder lists all posts with their status, author, category, and type. Click the three-dot icon on any post to access:- Edit Post — return to the editor to modify content or details
- Duplicate Post — create an identical copy to use as a template for future posts
- Change Blog Post SEO Details — update the meta title, description, and URL slug without re-opening the full editor
- Preview Post — open the live or preview version in a new tab
- Archive Post — hide the post from the blog without deleting it
- Delete Blog Post — permanently remove the post (this cannot be undone)
Changing a post’s URL slug after it has been published creates a new URL. If the post has accumulated backlinks or search rankings, redirect the old slug to the new one to preserve SEO equity. Set up URL redirects under your funnel or website settings.
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