Might be a stupid question, but can I set this up to so it creates and post articles using certain keywords for certain categories?
Currently, in Fully Automatic mode, you have these options:
- The AI will automatically select from existing WordPress categories based on the provided keyword.
- The AI will either create a new category or select from existing WordPress categories based on the keyword.
However, with the 1-Click Blog Post feature, you can specify the category for the article when it's uploaded to your WordPress site.
In Fully Automatic mode, if you want to create and post articles using specific keywords for certain categories within one domain, we can set that up and complete it today. To clarify, do you want the system to initially only post articles in one specific category without choosing other categories?
For Keyword list how many articles will it create per keyword, for example if I had the keyword "Mattress", would your tool create multiple articles for Mattresses? or is it better to enter a list of article titles and let the tool write content around the title?
In Fully Automatic mode, the tool will continuously create unlimited articles unless you stop the background task or delete all keywords. This is because for each supplied keyword, the tool scrapes related keywords from the Search Engine Results Pages (SERP) based on the initial keyword. This approach is effective for building topical authority for your website. With our latest update, you now have the ability to insert specific internal or external links into your articles. For example, if your initial keyword is 'mattress', and your site focuses on selling mattresses or you wish to highlight certain products on Amazon, the tool will automatically scrape keywords for each article generated, creating an unlimited supply. Additionally, for every article generated, the link you provided will be inserted and recommended. All the keywords scraped by the tool are related to 'mattress.' You can verify this by searching for 'mattress' on Google. If you scroll down, you will see related search terms. The tool scrapes these terms for each article it generates. You can specify the delay for posting article in the tool itself, in fully automcatic mode.
or is it better to enter a list of article titles and let the tool write content around the title
The tool currently only accepts keywords, and it automatically creates titles based on these supplied keywords, including the keyword itself in the title.
If you're wondering whether it's better to upload all keywords or use scraped keywords, it really depends on your goals. If you prefer not to do keyword research, you can enable keyword scraping. Relying solely on uploaded keywords means they will eventually run out, requiring you to upload new keywords again. This isn’t necessary if you enable keyword scraping.
However, please note that the tool does not currently support checking keyword difficulty for scraped keywords. Integration of keyword difficulty assessment is planned for the future. For now, the tool features a 'minimum words in keyword' option, which you can use to create articles focusing on long-tail keywords.
In summary, if you want more control over the keywords used in your articles, then manually uploading bulk keywords is the better option.
Note that if you have both scraped and uploaded keywords, the tool will prioritize the uploaded keywords before using the scraped ones.
We are also introducing a new feature this week. With this feature, you can specify the search intent of keywords during manual upload. For fully automatic mode, the AI will automatically detect the search intent of scraped keywords. This means if the search intent is informational, the tool will not create articles containing Amazon products.
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