What to write about, for your kind of business.
Each guide covers the topics people search for, the dates to plan around and what never to claim. It ends with a real AI draft, shown word for word, so you can judge it before you sign up.
A short brief, then the draft it produced.
The brief is a few lines about your business that every AI draft follows: who you are, who reads you, how you sound, facts it may use, and what it must never say. You write it once in Website settings → AI writing brief.
This one is for a made-up bakery in Pune. The bakery guide shows the draft that came back from it, unedited, with the date it was made.
We are Crumb Street, a neighbourhood bakery and café in Aundh, Pune, open since 2017.
Readers: families and office workers nearby who order birthday cakes and pick up bread on the way home.
Voice: warm and simple, like talking across the counter.
Facts we can mention: every cake can be made eggless, cake orders need 48 hours and are taken on WhatsApp, sourdough is baked on Saturdays and Sundays only.
Never: promise delivery times, make health claims about sugar-free or millet products, or mention other bakeries.Example business, not a customer. Every guide has its own brief.
Local businesses
Answer customers’ questions before they call
Bakeries and cafés
What a bakery or café should blog about, the dates to plan around, what never to claim, and a real unedited AI draft for a neighbourhood bakery.
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Clinics and dentists
What a dental practice or clinic should blog about, what it must never claim, the dates to plan around, and a real unedited AI draft for a family dentist.
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Salons and beauty
What a hair, nail or beauty salon should blog about, the seasons to plan for, claims to avoid, and a real unedited AI draft on keratin aftercare.
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Real estate agents
What a real estate agent should blog about, the rules for property ads, the dates that move buyers, and a real unedited AI draft for first-time buyers.
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Local services
What plumbers, electricians and repair services should blog about, the seasons that bring calls, the safety line to keep, and a real unedited AI draft.
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Your business
Not listed? Write a brief for your own trade and the AI follows it, in English, Hindi, Hinglish, Spanish or Portuguese.
How AI writing worksTeams that publish a lot
Many writers, many websites, or a product that changes every week
Agencies
Run every client’s blog from one account: a website per client with its own brief, writers let into only their clients, one embed for any platform.
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SaaS and app builders
A blog, changelog and help articles for a software product: what to publish, where AI drafts help and where they must not, and a real AI draft.
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Team and roles
Six ready-made roles, roles of your own, and access per website, so each writer sees only their work.
See team and rolesReal drafts, including what the AI got wrong.
Unedited drafts
Each draft is shown as the AI wrote it, with the date and the model. We only cut for length, and mark every cut.
What never to claim
Health, safety, property ad and product claims to keep out, with the reason for each. Put them in your brief and every draft follows.
Nothing goes live on its own
Drafts are saved as drafts. You or someone you trust reads them, fixes what is wrong, and presses Publish.
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