Blog article from a post
Turn a post into a search-friendly article for your own site – after approval, send it to WordPress, Webflow or Ghost, or download it.
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A good post often holds a whole article. Sayweek turns the post into a 600–1,000-word, search-friendly blog article in your brand's voice: with a title, meta description, URL slug, headings and a call to action at the end. It only uses what the post says.
- Open the post and, on the Blog article from this post card, click Write the article.
- Read it on the Preview tab and change anything on the Edit tab. The Search-friendly? list shows what's still missing.
- Click Approve – only the approved version can go out.
- Pick your blog under Publish to and click Publish. The published address stays on the post.
Without a connected blog
Next to Download, the HTML and Markdown buttons give you the article as a file for any site – Hugo, Jekyll, Astro or a web editor can all read it.
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