WordPress blog generation¶
Buzzator can research and write a full long-form blog article and publish it straight to your WordPress site. You can either write the article yourself in a dedicated editor or let the AI generate one from a topic — both live in the composer alongside your social posts.
Requires a connected WordPress site
Blog publishing needs a WordPress account connected to the active brand. See Connecting your social accounts. Without it, saving and publishing are blocked.
Starting a blog article¶
Open the composer and select WordPress as the platform. Because a blog is a long-form article — not a caption — the composer swaps to a full-width article surface: a large title field, a rich-text body editor, a featured image, and the article settings. WordPress can't be combined with social platforms in the same post; when it's selected, it takes over the composer on its own.
There are two ways to fill that surface:
- Write it yourself in the Manual Composer. Type the title and body, drop in a featured image, set the article options, then save as a draft, schedule, or publish now.
- Generate it with AI from the AI Composer. Describe your topic and the AI runs a research-driven pipeline — researching the subject, outlining, drafting each section, adding SEO, and creating a hero image — then assembles the finished article.
What the AI generator works from¶
| Input | Notes |
|---|---|
| Topic / prompt | Required — describe what the article should be about. |
| Keywords | Up to 10, to steer the research and SEO. |
| Target word count | Defaults to 1500; can be set between 200 and 6000. |
| Goals & tones | The composer's brand goals and tones flow into the writing. |
You can also pre-fill any of the article settings below before generating — anything you leave blank, the AI writes for you (title, excerpt, SEO meta, and so on).
Article settings¶
The settings panel controls how the article is created in WordPress:
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Article title | The post title (up to 200 characters). Required when writing by hand. |
| Excerpt | Short summary for search results and article listings (up to 1000 characters). |
| URL slug | The article's URL path — auto-generated from the title, or set your own. |
| Post format | WordPress post format: Standard, Aside, Gallery, Link, Image, Quote, Status, Video, Audio, or Chat. |
| WordPress status | Publish as Published, Draft in WordPress, Pending review, or Private. |
| Categories & Tags | Pick from your site's existing taxonomies; you can create new tags on the fly. |
| Featured image | The hero image shown at the top of the article and in listings. |
SEO meta needs a plugin
The Meta title (up to 70 characters) and Meta description (up to 160 characters) fields only take effect if your WordPress site runs an SEO plugin — Yoast or RankMath.
Generation runs in the background¶
AI blog generation is a background job. When you start it, it's queued immediately and the work runs on a worker — a long article involves research, multiple drafting passes, SEO, and a hero image, so it takes longer than a social post. Progress appears in the app's generation queue with a WordPress label, and you can keep working (or close the tab) while it runs. When it finishes, the article is ready to review, schedule, or publish.
Related¶
- Manual Composer — write the article by hand.
- AI Composer — generate the article from a topic.
- Posts Hub & the post lifecycle — track and manage the article once it's created.