Your first campaign

Create one reviewable WordPress draft before enabling automatic publishing.

1. Connect your text model

In Settings, save the matching API key for your chosen text provider. Check that the provider account has access to the model and sufficient API balance.

2. Create a small campaign

In the Create a new campaign form, leave Topic empty and click Proceed. This creates an empty title list without requesting AI-generated titles.

In the Articles tab, set Campaign name and paste one title into Article titles:

A practical guide to growing herbs indoors|indoor herbs, windowsill garden

Leave Automatic mode unchecked and Keep titles off.

3. Configure the article

In Post content, choose your Language and AI model. Select Automatic section headings and a small fixed range, such as 3 to 3. Set Max tokens to a value supported by your model and budget.

Write practical, specific advice for a beginner.
Use short paragraphs with <p> tags and useful lists.
Explain limitations and avoid invented statistics.
Do not add section headings; the plugin handles them.

This is a starting example, not a guaranteed output format. Review the result and refine the prompt for your audience.

4. Choose draft status

In Post settings, set Post status to Save as draft. Choose an author and categories. In Media, set AI engine for image generation to None and YouTube video to No video (disabled).

5. Save and run

Save the campaign using its save control, then click Run on the campaign overview. Wait for generation to finish. Open the new draft in WordPress and check its structure, formatting and factual accuracy.

If it fails, open Operation log. Resolve the first provider or hosting error before trying a larger campaign.

6. Enable automation when ready

Add more titles, choose a Publication period and enable Automatic mode. A value of 1440 means approximately one article per day per campaign when WordPress Cron runs. Continue reviewing provider usage and the posts your campaigns produce.