Choosing a Content Type and Style

Blog posts, service pages, landing pages, and structural styles like How-To or Listicle.

Every topic has a Content Type, and Blog Posts can optionally take a Content Style on top of that – together they tell the AI Writer what shape the article should take.

Content Type

  • Blog Post – a standard article. This is the only type that can also take a Content Style (below).
  • Service Page – written to describe and sell a service.
  • Landing Page – focused, conversion-oriented copy for a single offer.

Content Style (Blog Post only)

Pick a structural style to guide how the post is organized:

  • Comparison Post – weighs options against each other.
  • How-To Guide – numbered, step-by-step instructions.
  • Case Study – a real or illustrative example walked through in detail.
  • News – an inverted-pyramid lead with the most important facts first.
  • Tutorial – a teaching-focused walkthrough.
  • Listicle – a numbered list format.

Leave Content Style set to None – standard blog post if you just want a regular article with no particular structure imposed.

Note: older topics may show a type like FAQ or Product Review that isn’t in the list above – those content types are still supported on existing content, but new FAQ, Product Review, and Product Description copy is generated through Content Snippets instead.

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