Writing and collaborating on articles

To draft an introduction for your article using AI, type “/” in the blog editor then select “Introduction” The input you need to provide will differ based on the framework you select. PASO (Positioning, Audience, Story, and Offer) is one of the most commonly used frameworks, but you can hover over the information icon and select one based on your needs. You’ll be prompted to enter information your reader and the problems you solve for them. You can hit Enter once you’ve completed one line to move to the next one. At the bottom, there will be a “Generate” button for you to create the first draft of your introduction.

To draft a conclusion for your article using AI, type “/” in the blog editor then select “Conclusion” You’ll be prompted to provide information about what the reader should take away from reading your article.

You can hit Enter once you’ve completed one line to move to the next one. At the bottom, there will be a “Generate” button for you to create the first draft of your conclusion.

To draft a section paragraph for your article using AI, type “/” in the blog editor then select “Section.” Note: this tool is dependent on you using the “Introduction” tool to choose a framework. You’ll be prompted to expand on what the section should talk about. You can hit “Enter” after you’ve completed a line to move to the next one. Once you’ve filled everything out, you can click “Generate” at the bottom to create a draft of your paragraph.

To link a text, highlight it and select the URL icon. You can specify whether to open the link in a new tab or to make the link No follow.

To insert a divider, click on the “+” icon next to the text selector and click on “Divider”

To add images or videos into the text body, simply copy and paste them directly into the editor. When pasting a video, by default, we'll prompt you to transcribe it into a blog post. If you prefer to embed the video only, click "Just Paste."

As for Hero Images and Thumbnails, this can be added in the next step. Click on the blue button in the top-right of your editor and it’ll bring you to the metadata step where you can select your hero image.

Letterdrop will automatically compress all of your images to help ensure fast upload speeds on your site.

You can click on the “+” button next to the text selector to insert a code block.

To include Custom CTAs or blocks in HTML, click the "+" button beside the text selector and choose Embed HTML. Your web developers can preload commonly used CTAs here, allowing you to insert them without needing to deal with any code.

It will populate in the blog editor as a blank box. To preview how it will look, you can go to the next step by clicking on the blue button in the top-right of your editor then clicking “Preview.”

To add a table, click on the “+” icon next to the text selector and select Table. You’ll be able to edit the number of columns and rows before adding it to your page.