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Why blog generation exists
Closing content gaps is the single highest-leverage thing you can do for AI Visibility. But writing good GEO-aware content takes time — and most teams don’t have the bandwidth to turn ten ranked gaps into ten shipped posts a month. Blog generation compresses that cycle. Every draft:- Targets a specific prompt from your gap list.
- Follows GEO‑16 best practices by default (headings, microcontent, structured data, evidence).
- Adapts to your brand voice if you’ve uploaded brand documents.
- Lands in your CMS as a draft — never auto-publishes.
The flow end-to-end
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Pick a gap
From Content gaps, click the gap you want to close. You’ll see the prompt, recommended content type, suggested angles, and competitor evidence.
2
Draft with Sira
Click Draft with Sira inside the gap. The Content Creator specialist writes a full draft against the brief — usually in 30–90 seconds for a standard blog post.
3
Review and edit
The draft opens in the Drafts editor. You can edit inline, ask Sira for revisions (“shorter”, “add a comparison table”, “more skeptical tone”), or regenerate entire sections.
4
Send to your CMS
When you’re happy, click Publish to [Shopify/WordPress]. The draft is pushed to your CMS as an unpublished draft with title, body, metadata, and schema markup pre-populated.
5
Final editorial in CMS
Your team opens the CMS, gives the draft a final pass, and hits publish. Videntic never publishes live posts on your behalf.
Drafts are never published automatically. Videntic only creates drafts inside your CMS — the publish button stays with your team.
What’s in a generated draft
Every draft includes:- Title and slug optimized for the target prompt.
- Meta description inside the CMS metadata field.
- Structured body with H2/H3 hierarchy, microcontent-friendly intros, and evidence-backed claims.
- Schema.org markup (Article, FAQ, HowTo, or Product as appropriate) generated and attached automatically.
- Internal links to relevant pages on your site, based on Videntic’s content index.
- Suggested featured image placement — you supply the asset in your CMS.
Revise a draft with Sira
From inside the Drafts editor, chat with Sira the same way you would anywhere else. Common revision requests:- Shorten the intro to three sentences.
- Add a comparison table with the competitors mentioned.
- Make the tone more skeptical — less salesy.
- Regenerate the conclusion with a stronger CTA.
- Rewrite this paragraph without the word “leverage”.
Publish options per CMS
Shopify
Requires a one-time connection from Settings → Integrations → Shopify. See Shopify integration for the connection flow. Once connected, drafts push to your store’s blog section as unpublished articles.WordPress
Requires your WordPress site URL and an application password. See WordPress integration for the setup. Drafts push as unpublished posts under the configured author.Plan availability
Blog generation is available on Pro and Max plans. On Basic, you can see gap briefs and angles but can’t hand briefs to Sira for drafting or push to a CMS. See Plans & billing.Where drafts live
All drafts — whether sent to a CMS or not — are saved under Content → Drafts in the app. You can come back to a draft, edit it, regenerate sections, or delete it at any time. Sending to a CMS creates a draft there and keeps the Videntic draft for your records.Related
Content gaps
The input end of the blog generation flow.
Sira AI
The Content Creator specialist does the writing.
Shopify integration
Connect your Shopify store to enable one-click drafts.
WordPress integration
Connect WordPress for the same flow.