AI Article Writer
The AI Article Writer generates complete, SEO-optimised articles using Claude AI, creates featured images using Gemini, and publishes them directly to any connected WordPress site — all from within the Minorank Platform. No switching between tools, no copy-pasting.

Creating an article
- In the client sidebar, go to Content → AI Writer.
- Click New article.
- Fill in the article settings.
- Click Generate article.
Generation takes 20–60 seconds depending on target word count.
Article settings
Content
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Topic / keyword | The subject and primary keyword. Be specific — "10 best practices for local SEO for dentists in Athens" produces better output than "local SEO tips". |
| Target audience | Describe the reader (e.g. "small business owners with no technical SEO background"). Affects vocabulary, examples, and tone. |
| Word count | ~800 words / ~1,200 words / ~1,500 words — or enter a custom target. |
| Language | The language Claude writes in (Greek or English). |
| Business context | Pre-filled from the client profile — Claude uses this to keep examples and recommendations relevant to the client's industry. |
Publish settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| WordPress site | Which connected site to publish to. |
| Post type | Post, Page, or custom post type. |
| Category | WordPress category to assign. |
| Author | WordPress user to assign the article to. |
| Status | Draft (default — recommended) or Published (goes live immediately). |
Reviewing the generated article
The article opens in a preview editor. Before publishing, review and adjust:
- Body text — edit any section freely
- Headings — add, remove, or rename H2/H3 sections
- Meta title and description — auto-generated; edit if needed
- Focus keyword — carried from the topic field; adjust if needed
- Featured image — see below
:::tip Always review AI content Claude produces strong first drafts, but review for factual accuracy, brand voice, and client-specific requirements before publishing. AI content should be a starting point, not a finished product. :::
Image generation with Gemini
After the article is generated:
- Click Generate image.
- Use the auto-suggested prompt (generated from the article topic and keyword) or write your own.
- Choose a style: Photo-realistic, Illustration, Flat design, or Abstract.
- Click Generate.
- Click Use as featured image if satisfied, or Regenerate to try again.
The generated image is uploaded to the WordPress media library and set as the article's featured image.
Publishing to WordPress
Once the article is ready:
- Click Publish to WordPress.
- Confirm the site, post type, status, and author.
- Click Confirm and publish.
The article is created via the WordPress REST API. A confirmation message shows the WordPress post ID and a direct link to the post.
Published content history
All articles generated via the AI Writer are saved in the Published content history table, regardless of whether they were published:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | Article type (Guide, How-to, Listicle, etc.) |
| Title | Article title as published |
| Keyword | Target keyword |
| Date | Generated or published date |
| Status | Draft / Published |
Use the search field to find articles by title or keyword, and the type filter to view specific content formats.
You can re-open any saved article to edit and re-publish it.
Blog Post Planner integration
Articles planned in the Blog Post Planner have a Write button that opens the AI Writer pre-filled with the planned post's topic, keyword, title, and meta description — skipping the setup step entirely.
Next steps
- Blog Post Planner — plan a content calendar and generate articles systematically
- WordPress SEO Management — manage published articles' meta tags via Meta Manager
- Connectors — set up WordPress site connections