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Draft WordPress Blog Posts

Turn approved announcements into drafts and share editor previews

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Draft a blog post from an approved announcement
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  • Approved announcement
    Approved announcement

    Your approved announcement supplies the headline, facts, and links for one article.

  • Editorial guidance
    Editorial guidance

    Your editorial guidance sets the audience, voice, format, and link style for the article.

  • Blog access
    Blog access

    Your blog connection lets the Agent save an unpublished post and retrieve its link.

  • Editor chat destination
    Editor chat destination

    Your chosen chat destination tells the Agent where to reach the editor.

Announcement tracker
Announcement tracker

monday.com flags approved announcements and holds the facts and links for each draft.

Does the announcement lack enough facts for a useful article?YesNo
Ask the editor for the facts needed to write the article.
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  • Missing facts request
    Missing facts request

    Your editor gets a message naming the facts needed before an article can be written.

Team chat app
Team chat app

Your team chat app delivers the draft link and open fact checks to your editor.

Team chat app
Write the article from supported facts and flag claims to confirm.
Save the article as an unpublished blog draft.
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  • Blog draft
    Blog draft

    Your unpublished blog post contains the article, excerpt, and supporting links.

Blog platform
Blog platform

Your blog platform saves unpublished articles and provides links your editor can open.

Blog platform
Did the blog fail to save the draft or return a usable link?YesNo
Tell the editor why the draft is not ready.
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  • Draft failure notice
    Draft failure notice

    Your editor gets a message explaining why the blog draft is not ready.

Send the editor the draft link and claims to confirm.
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  • Editor preview
    Editor preview

    Your editor receives the draft link and specific claims to confirm before publishing.

This Agent waits for your announcement approval and reviews its notes and links. It saves a WordPress blog post as a draft. It sends your editor the preview link and any claims to confirm.

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How Draft WordPress Blog Posts works

4 steps, in order, on every run.

  1. Review Announcement NotesRead the announcement's facts and supporting links after approval. Identify missing details before drafting.
  2. Shape the Blog PostOrganize the facts in your chosen blog post format. Set aside claims that need confirmation.
  3. Save the Blog DraftWrite the article and excerpt in your chosen voice. Add relevant source links and save the post as an unpublished draft.
  4. Send the Editor PreviewShare the draft link in editor chat with claims to check. Report a save failure instead of presenting the article as ready.

How to Get Started

Connect your tools

Connect the tools you already use, such as Slack, HubSpot or LeadConnector.

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Set your rules
  • Choose the announcement table and an approval checkbox that is checked only after the headline, factual notes, and supporting links are ready.
  • Provide the publication's audience, voice, article format, and preferred way to show supporting links.
  • Connect the blog with permission to create unpublished posts and identify the editor's chat destination; give that editor access to preview drafts.
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FAQs

Frequently asked questions about the Draft WordPress Blog Posts:

What do I need to set up?

You choose the approval checkbox and article format. Set your voice and editor chat destination, then give your editor draft access.

Will it publish the post?

No. You get an unpublished WordPress draft and your editor gets a preview link. Your editor decides whether to publish after checking open claims.

What if the announcement lacks enough detail?

Your editor gets a message listing the missing facts. The Agent leaves the blog draft uncreated.

What if a source does not support a claim?

Your draft leaves out the unsupported claim. Your editor gets the specific question to resolve in chat.

What happens when the Agent is unsure?

It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.

Can I review its work?

Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.

What happens if I cancel?

The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.

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