How does the Blog Post Generator work?

What happens under the hood

1. Outline pass. A small fast model (qwen2.5-3b for Free, GPT-4o-mini for Pro) generates a section outline based on your topic.
2. Section drafts. The full model (qwen2.5-32b Free, Claude Sonnet Pro) writes each section in parallel, with cross-section consistency hints.
3. SEO polish. A final pass injects target keywords (if you specified them), adds a meta description suggestion, and structures headings (H2/H3) for SERP excerpts.
4. Output. Returned as Markdown, ready for WordPress block editor, Ghost, Substack, or any Markdown-aware editor.

What it's good at

• Listicle posts ("7 ways to...")
• How-to guides
• Comparison articles
• Top-of-funnel SEO content
• Newsletter drafts

What it's not great at

• Real-time / news. It doesn't fetch live data. Use Live Trends + Blog Post Generator together for current events.
• Deep technical specs. For RFC-grade content use Technical Brief Generator.
• First-person memoir. It writes in your brand voice if trained, but it can't manufacture genuine personal anecdotes — paste yours into the additional context box.

Customizing further

• Custom outline. Toggle "Provide my own outline" and paste H2 headings to constrain structure.
• Citations. Toggle "Include source links" to get inline citation placeholders (you fill in URLs).
• Multilingual. Set output language at the top — works in 19 languages.