Add and publish a blog post
Create a Blog page when the main content is an article. It uses the writing-focused editor and fits a blog structure better than building a long article from separate website sections.
Create the post
Open the correct website in the editor.
Open Website Pages and select the folder where the post belongs.
Choose Add → Blog.
Enter a useful title and readable slug, then save the new page.
Open the post and add your article content.
A folder such as /blog keeps post URLs organised. Choose the slug before sharing the post. Changing a published URL can break existing links unless the old address is handled separately.
Structure the article
Start with a short answer or introduction that explains what the reader will learn. Use headings for the main points, then paragraphs, lists or a table where the format makes the answer easier to understand.
For a practical guide, include what the reader needs, the steps, an example and a way to check the result. Avoid repeated introductions that delay the answer.
Use the editor's image and video controls where needed. Check image crops and alternative text. A screenshot is most useful when it shows the exact control or outcome discussed in the surrounding step.
Review AI-assisted writing
Ask AI for a specific task, such as “Turn these notes into a five-step checklist” or “Make this introduction shorter without changing the facts.” Read the output before keeping it.
Verify numbers, names, sources and product claims. Remove invented testimonials or personal experience. AI drafts should support your knowledge, not replace the final review.
Set SEO and sharing details
Open SEO Settings for the post. Enter a unique Page title and Meta description, choose an appropriate share image and check search visibility.
The search preview is an illustration, not a promise of exactly how Google will display the result. See SEO settings.
Save, preview and publish
Select Save Draft, then Preview Draft Page. Review the text on a narrow screen and check all links. Publish when the article is ready and any plan or setup requirements have been met.
Open the public post URL after publication. Confirm the correct title, content and images appear. Then check the blog listing or navigation that should lead readers to it.
If the post is missing
Check whether the post is still a draft, whether you are viewing the correct website and whether the list or menu includes it. A published post and a link to that post are separate things.
If the post is missing from search, first check its public URL and search visibility, then follow the sitemap checks. Do not create a duplicate post just because Google has not indexed the original yet.
