Content Type & Writing Style

Updated 11 July 2026

This chapter covers the heart of how this plugin writes: choosing the right editorial voice for your site – hard news, breaking news, market analysis, or a general blog – plus how long articles are and how carefully they’re planned before writing.

Overview

Not every site needs the same voice. A financial news site needs careful, disclaimer-aware market language; a general blog needs a friendly, explanatory tone; a breaking-news feed needs short, urgent, fact-first writing. This plugin ships with several ready-made content type presets built around real editorial standards, so you don’t have to write journalism-style instructions yourself – just pick the one that matches your site.

How It Works

Each Post content type preset comes with its own built-in system prompt – detailed instructions that tell the AI exactly how a professional in that field would write. Choosing a preset automatically loads its instructions into the System prompt box, where you can read them, tweak them, or leave them as-is. Separately, Generation mode controls whether the article is written in one AI request (Single call) or planned and drafted across five connected steps (Multi-step), and Blog Content Length controls how many words each article should target.

Step-by-Step Guide

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Field Explanations

The finance-focused presets (Latest trading news and Market analysis) are deliberately built to never invent specific live prices, exact percentage moves, or fabricated quotes – instead they use careful, conditional language and always include a disclaimer. This protects you from publishing false financial claims.

Switching your Post content type after you’ve already customized the System prompt will overwrite your custom text with the new preset’s default – always re-check the System prompt box after switching presets.

Multi-step mode costs slightly more in AI usage (five requests instead of one) and takes a little longer, but produces more thorough, better-structured articles – recommended for anything beyond short breaking-news posts.

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