Managing Content Settings

The Content tab is your control center for how the plugin writes, which topics it covers, and where the generated content goes.

Keyword Groups

Keyword Groups let you separate your content strategy by topic, client, service line, or campaign. You can manage them in the Content > Keywords & Templates tab.

Keywords: Enter one topic per line. These will be used by the AI to generate the post content.
Target Category: Choose which WordPress category the posts in this group should be assigned to.
Template: Select a specific prompt template (see below) for this group.

Advanced: per-group model and length

Since 4.5 each group has a collapsed Advanced section with two optional overrides:

Model: pick a different model for this group. Only providers with a saved key are listed. The “Use default (…)” option shows the global model so you can see what you are inheriting.
Length (tokens): a number between 100 and 4000. Leave it blank (or 0) to use the global length from Settings → General.

Inheritance rules:

Blank always means “use the global setting”. Groups created before 4.5 behave exactly as before.
If a group’s model belongs to a provider whose key you later remove, the group silently falls back to the global model rather than failing every scheduled post.
Precedence is per-call override → group override → global default. A model you pick in the dashboard Composer for one post still wins over the group’s model.

These overrides apply to scheduled runs and to the Composer. Bulk Generate uses the keywords you paste and its own model picker, so it does not read group overrides.

Content Templates

Templates are the instructions the plugin sends to the model. You can create multiple templates for different content styles in the Content > Keywords & Templates tab.

Use these placeholders to dynamically inject data into your prompts:

{keywords} - Injects the current topic.
{title} - Injects the generated post title.
{tone} - Injects your selected writing tone.
{site_name} - Injects your website’s name.
{category} - Injects the selected category name.

Writing Tone

Set the personality of your AI writer in the Content tab. You can choose from our presets or define your own:

Professional: Formal, structured, and authoritative.
Casual: Relaxed, conversational, and accessible.
Friendly: Warm, encouraging, and approachable.
Custom: Define exactly how you want to sound (e.g., “Witty and sarcastic like a technology reviewer”).

Content Language

Next to Tone, the Content language dropdown controls what language generated posts are written in. It defaults to your site’s WordPress locale, so most sites never need to change it. See Content Language for the full guide and template placeholder reference.

Content Length

The length slider (Settings → General) now reads in approximate words rather than tokens — “≈150 words” is easier to reason about than “200 tokens.” The underlying setting is unchanged; only the display converted.

Workflow & Post Types

Fine-tune where and how the plugin works on your site in the Settings tab:

Target Post Types: Choose where the “Create Post” buttons appear (Posts, Pages, or any Custom Post Types).
New Post Status: Choose whether generated posts are saved as drafts for review or published immediately. Keeping the default (Save as draft for review) is highly recommended for quality control — see Draft Mode.

What changed in 4.0

Version 4.0 introduces a major redesign of the settings area. Instead of one long page, settings are now organized into logical tabs like Content, Media, and Connections. This makes it much easier to find exactly what you need.

We’ve also added a Dashboard that gives you a bird’s-eye view of your automation status, provider health, and recent generation activity.