Creating posts
Write, schedule, and publish blog posts using the rich text editor and Content AI.
Blog categories and tags
Organize posts with categories and tags to improve navigation and SEO structure.
Blog authors
Add and manage author profiles that appear on published posts.
Blog settings
Configure the domain, RSS feed, SEO defaults, and design settings for each blog site.
Blog analytics
Track post views, visitor traffic, and engagement metrics across your blog sites.
Importing posts
Bulk-import existing blog content from another platform using a CSV or export file.
Getting started
Create a blog site
Navigate to Sites > Blogs and click + Create Blog. Enter a name and description. The blog site is your publishing container — it holds posts, authors, categories, and settings.
Configure the domain and settings
Open the blog site’s Settings to connect a domain or subdomain. Posts are not publicly accessible until a domain is assigned. Set default SEO fields and enable the RSS feed here.
Add authors and categories
Set up author profiles and category taxonomy before writing posts. This makes it easy to assign the right metadata at publish time and keeps the blog organized from the start.
Write and publish posts
Click New Post inside a blog site to open the editor. Use the rich text toolbar, Content AI, and SEO metadata fields. Set the post to Published or schedule it for a future date and time.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have more than one blog site under a single account?
Can I have more than one blog site under a single account?
Yes. One account can host multiple blog sites, each with its own domain, author list, category taxonomy, and RSS feed. This is useful for managing separate content pillars or publishing for different audiences.
Do I need a connected domain before publishing posts?
Do I need a connected domain before publishing posts?
Yes. Blog posts are not publicly accessible until the blog site has a connected domain or subdomain. You can write and save posts in draft while setting up the domain, then publish once it is configured.
What statuses can a blog post have?
What statuses can a blog post have?
A post can be Draft (saved, not visible publicly), Published (live at the post URL), Scheduled (set to publish automatically at a future date and time), or Archived (hidden from the blog list without being deleted).
How does Content AI work in the blog editor?
How does Content AI work in the blog editor?
Click the Content AI button in the editor toolbar to open the AI assistant. You can prompt it to generate an outline, write an introduction, expand a section, or produce a full draft. Edit the output to add your own voice and brand-specific details before publishing.
Is an RSS feed generated automatically?
Is an RSS feed generated automatically?
Yes. An RSS feed is generated automatically for every blog site. The feed URL is available in the blog site’s settings. It updates whenever a new post is published.
Can I import posts from another platform?
Can I import posts from another platform?
Yes. The importing posts feature lets you bring existing content from another CMS or blog platform using a compatible export file. This avoids re-entering posts manually when migrating.