Generate Blog Post

The Generate Blog Post automation creates long-form blog articles from a topic or prompt using AI. Published to WordPress or Webflow, the generated content includes a title, HTML body, excerpt, tags, and optional featured image.

How It Works

Schedule → AI Generate → Publish

1. Schedule — The automation triggers on a schedule you define (or manually)
2. AI Generate — AI creates a structured blog article based on your topic and optional prompt
3. Publish — The article is sent to your selected blog platforms

Configuration

Topic (Required)

The focus phrase or subject for content generation. The AI uses this as the central theme for the blog article.

Examples:

• “Complete guide to React Server Components”
• “How to start a sustainable garden”
• “Remote work productivity strategies”

Prompt (Optional)

Custom instructions for the AI to shape the article’s style, structure, or focus.

Examples:

• “Write a comprehensive tutorial with code examples”
• “Use a conversational tone, include practical tips”
• “Structure with an introduction, 5 main sections, and conclusion”

Output Channels

Blog automations publish to blog platforms:

Schedule

Configure when the automation runs. Blog posts typically use less frequent schedules (weekly or biweekly) compared to social posts. See Scheduling for details.

Auto-Publish

• Enabled — Blog posts are published immediately after generation
• Disabled — Posts are saved as drafts for review and editing in the rich text editor before publishing

Generated Content Structure

Each blog post includes:

• Title — A compelling headline (up to 200 characters)
• Content — Full HTML-formatted article body with headings, paragraphs, and formatting
• Excerpt — A short summary for previews and meta descriptions (up to 500 characters)
• Tags — Relevant topic tags for categorization (up to 20)
• Featured Image — An AI-generated image for the article header (optional)