Where it lives
You don't open Content AI to write. You use it inside the tool you're in: the AI or sparkle button in the social post composer, the email builder, the blog editor, the funnel and website builder, and the inbox reply box. The Content AI page itself shows what you've generated and what it cost.
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Give it a proper brief
It writes better when it knows the who, what and tone. Paste and fill in.
Social postWrite a Facebook post for [business], a [trade] in [suburb]. Topic: [topic]. Audience: [who]. Tone: friendly and plain, Australian English, no hype, no exclamation marks. Under 80 words. End with: Book at [link].
EmailWrite a short email to past customers of [business] about [offer]. Two short paragraphs, one link to [link], warm and plain. Subject line under 45 characters.
BlogWrite a 700-word blog post answering: [question your customers ask]. Use headings, plain language, Australian spelling, and finish with how [business] can help in [area].
Make images
In the composer or builder, switch to image, describe the picture (subject, setting, style, colours) and pick the one you like. Images you generate appear under the Image tab of Content AI.
Edit before you post
Read it out loud. Swap anything that doesn't sound like you, check facts and prices, and cut it by a third.
Know the cost
Words and images are charged from your wallet. The Content AI page shows total words, cost and words per day.
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When it's done

Drafts in seconds that you tidy and post in your own voice.

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