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Can I ask the site to plan and write articles for me?

Q: Can I ask the site to plan and write articles for me?

Yes. Open AI Site Editor in your website editor's sidebar and choose Site Editor Chat . Type what you want the way you would say it to a person, for example "Give me article ideas for SEO from my Italy posts", and ask follow-up questions in the same chat. It works from your own content. It reads your Instagram and TikTok posts and your podcast episodes, the places your posts are about, the articles already on your site, what visitors searched for, and what they asked your site's AI box. Article ideas show how many of your posts back each one and whether an article about it exists yet. Select Show article ideas from visitor questions for ideas built from what visitors asked in the last 30 days, with the questions listed under each idea. Select Write This Article on an idea and it writes a full article in your voice from those posts, with your photos placed through it, your related posts, common questions, and a search title and description. It looks at every photo in your carousels, uses each picture only once (a photo you posted twice counts once), and places each one by what it actually shows, which also becomes its alt text. Ask it to redo an article, or to use more of your posts, and it writes the whole article again into a draft at the same address. It can also change an article you already have ("shorten the intro of the Sedona article", "add a packing list"). To add your own photos, select the paperclip, drop them onto the chat, or paste them, then say where they go. They are saved to your Assets and described for their alt text automatically. Everything it writes is a draft. Each article it makes or changes shows a card with Preview and Edit , which opens the article in the editor, and Publish . Once an article is live, the card links to it on your site. Your chats are saved on the left, so you can come back to one later. Double-click a chat's name to rename it.

Yes. Open AI Site Editor in your website editor's sidebar and choose Site Editor Chat. Type what you want the way you would say it to a person, for example "Give me article ideas for SEO from my Italy posts", and ask follow-up questions in the same chat.

It works from your own content. It reads your Instagram and TikTok posts and your podcast episodes, the places your posts are about, the articles already on your site, what visitors searched for, and what they asked your site's AI box. Article ideas show how many of your posts back each one and whether an article about it exists yet. Select Show article ideas from visitor questions for ideas built from what visitors asked in the last 30 days, with the questions listed under each idea. Select Write This Article on an idea and it writes a full article in your voice from those posts, with your photos placed through it, your related posts, common questions, and a search title and description.

It looks at every photo in your carousels, uses each picture only once (a photo you posted twice counts once), and places each one by what it actually shows, which also becomes its alt text. Ask it to redo an article, or to use more of your posts, and it writes the whole article again into a draft at the same address.

It can also change an article you already have ("shorten the intro of the Sedona article", "add a packing list"). To add your own photos, select the paperclip, drop them onto the chat, or paste them, then say where they go. They are saved to your Assets and described for their alt text automatically.

Everything it writes is a draft. Each article it makes or changes shows a card with Preview and Edit, which opens the article in the editor, and Publish. Once an article is live, the card links to it on your site. Your chats are saved on the left, so you can come back to one later. Double-click a chat's name to rename it.

AI tools · Full walkthrough

Make a page from what you publish.

It reads your episodes and posts, suggests pages you have not written yet, and drafts each one for you.

Before you start

Connect the episodes or posts you want the article to use. Choose a topic with useful material in your archive and check whether your site already has an article about it.

Step 1

Choose your website and source material

In Website Builder, open the correct site, then AI Site Editor → Site Editor Chat. Name the episode, posts or subject you want to use. Ask for a small set of article ideas rather than a general article about anything.

Open your website editor, then AI Site Editor and Site Editor Chat. Ask for ideas from a particular subject, place or part of your archive.

The chat reads your connected content, existing articles and visitor questions. Use a follow-up to narrow the topic instead of asking for every possible article at once.

Step 2

Choose an idea with useful sources

Read the idea cards and their supporting content. Check whether the subject already has an article. Choose Write This Article for the idea you want; use a follow-up to narrow an idea before asking for a draft.

Review each idea’s supporting posts and whether an article about it already exists. Choose an idea with enough material to answer a useful reader question, then select Write This Article.

The draft can include your photos, related posts, common questions and search metadata. The assistant selects images from your material, so check that each picture belongs beside the text it accompanies.

Step 3

Edit the article and its presentation

Open Preview and Edit. Compare facts with the original material. Correct the title, introduction, images, alt text and related links. Use the visual editor for individual blocks; a draft is still private at this point.

Select Preview and Edit on the article card. Read the whole article, compare its claims with the original posts or episodes, and check its images and related links.

Edit anything that needs attention. Review the title and description as well as the page itself, then publish when you are happy with it. If you ask the chat to redo an existing article, review the new draft at that article’s address before publishing.

Step 4

Publish the reviewed draft

Review the page at desktop and narrow widths, including search title and description. When it is ready, choose Publish, then open the public address. Redoing an existing article creates a draft at its existing address; check it before replacing the live version.

Give the article one clear purpose. A useful title names what the reader will learn; the description should describe the page that actually exists, not promise information the source never covered.

Saved chats remain in the left-hand list. Double-click a chat name to rename it so you can return to the same project. Photos added through the paperclip, drop or paste are stored in Assets; review their placement and alt text.

Review checklist

The article answers one clear reader question.
The supporting content backs its factual claims.
Photos, alt text and related links are relevant.
The draft and search metadata have been reviewed.

If you get stuck

Ideas feel generic

Name a subject, place or group of posts and ask for ideas from that material.

The wrong photos appear

Open Preview and Edit to replace them, or add photos to the chat with the paperclip and say where they belong.

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AI tools · Full walkthrough