Documentation
Everything Blogged does, and how to make it do it
Guides and reference for Blogged: onboarding a Project, running Autopilot, the Knowledge Engine, your blog site, analytics, and billing.
- Sources
Give Blogged evidence
- Plan
Approve strategy and Topics
- Create
Draft, review, and improve
- Publish
Serve the public blog
- Learn
Use search and conversion signals
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Go directly to the practical guide. Each page shows what you need, where to open Blogged, and how to confirm the result.
Publish the first postComplete setup and choose the right publishing path.Create an articleStart with a Topic, custom brief, or imported draft.Fix stalled AutopilotFind the blocking state before changing settings.Connect a custom domainAdd the DNS record and verify the public hostname.Correct a product factFix the governed fact used by future drafts.Connect Search ConsoleBring indexing and search performance into the Project.Review discovered assetsApprove only the visuals that accurately represent the product.Understand usage limitsSee how allowances and reservations affect the next run.
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Start hereWhat Blogged does, how the pipeline fits together, and how to publish a first post.4 pagesWorkspaces and ProjectsHow your account is organised, what a Project is, and who can do what inside one.5 pagesSetting up a ProjectThe ten setup steps in the order the product asks for them, and what each one is waiting for.10 pagesContentTopics, Content Directions, drafts and the editor: everything between an idea and a published article.10 pagesAutopilotThe automation layer: what it runs, what it will not do without you, and how to configure it.8 pagesKnowledge EngineThe governed facts every draft is written against, and the controls that keep them true.8 pagesAssetsA visual library scoped to the Project: discovered from your site, reviewed, and placed in articles.6 pagesYour blog siteThe public site: themes, brand, navigation, search, domains and everything a crawler sees.9 pagesGrowthTurning readers into signups: calls to action, lead capture, leads, and competitor blog tracking.5 pagesIntegrationsPublish approved articles on your own website, review updates, and measure external visits and conversions.6 pagesAnalyticsWhat the blog is doing: search visibility, indexing, conversion and reader feedback.5 pagesPlans and billingThe Free grant is the signup benefit, and everything priced after it is per Project. Usage, discounts, checkout, plan changes, cancelling and coming back.9 pagesReferenceTables to look something up in: statuses, roles, the crawler, and the machine readable copies of this site.4 pagesHelpWhat to check when something is not happening, and the questions that come up most.2 pages
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