Blogpost Article Generator

What It Does

Think of this Agent as your dependable editorial engine — calm under pressure, detail-oriented, and surprisingly good with deadlines. The Blog Post / Article Generator takes any input and turns it into a structured, human-sounding article tailored to your tone, length, and format preferences.

It’s designed to be your longform generalist. Whether you're writing educational blogs, product explainers, or narrative-style editorials, this Agent adapts to the material and brand voice you provide — producing clear, readable content that’s ready for further formatting, humanization, or SEO optimization.

When to Use It

Perfect for:

• Longform articles based on research, reports, or existing content
• Blog posts with defined structure, headings, and tone
• Editorial content that needs to hit a specific word count or layout

Use it when:

• You have a topic or article and want a full-length blog post in your brand’s voice
• You want control over subheadings and image prompts
• You need content that is structurally clean and editable across platforms

When Not to Use It

Avoid using this Agent:

• For list-style articles — use the Listicle Generator instead
• If your source material is shorter than 50 words (it won’t run)
• If you need the article optimized for SEO, quotes, or AI detection — those are handled by other Agents in your system

Inputs and Configuration

The Blog Post / Article Generator is built for flexibility. You can customize tone, length, structure, and even image integration.

Basic Configuration

Best Reasons & Examples for Each Input Type

Free Text (Custom Text)

• Best Reason: When you have detailed notes or a brief that needs shaping into a cohesive article.
• Best For: Quick turnaround on internal campaign briefs or outlines.
• Example: Input: “We want to educate customers about composting at home — benefits, step-by-step guide, troubleshooting, and environmental impact.”
  → Output: “The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Composting at Home.”

My Data Streams (Curated live content feed)

• Best Reason: To build articles around current, verified stories without hunting down sources yourself.
• Best For: Timely blog posts and commentary that track fast-moving topics.
• Example: Input: Data Stream following sustainable fashion news.
  → Output: “Why Circular Fashion Is Reshaping the Clothing Industry in 2025.”

Source URL (Any valid, publicly accessible link)

• Best Reason: To expand or reframe a single quality source into a fully fleshed-out blog post.
• Best For: Longform storytelling or in-depth explainers.
• Example: Input: URL to a National Geographic feature on coral reef restoration.
  → Output: “How Scientists Are Bringing Coral Reefs Back from the Brink.”

My Articles (An existing article from your Ongage Studio workspace)

• Best Reason: When you want to update, expand, or repurpose an existing piece into a new standalone article.
• Best For: Refreshing evergreen content or building companion articles.
• Example: Input: Your existing blog post on “Traveling in Japan on a Budget.”
  → Output: “How to Eat Like a Local in Japan Without Breaking the Bank.”

Advanced Configuration

Output Format

This Agent outputs a full-length article in clean HTML. Headings are styled with <h2>, and optional image prompts are included where specified.

Here’s the structure:

<!-- If FeatureImageToggle is enabled -->
<p><strong>Feature Image Description:</strong> [vivid image prompt]</p>
<p><strong>Feature Image Caption:</strong> [caption linking image to article]</p>

<h1>Title</h1>
<p><em>Subhead</em></p>

<p>[Introduction Paragraph 1]</p>
<p>[Introduction Paragraph 2]</p>

<!-- Each Section -->
<h2>Section Title</h2>
<p>[Paragraph 1]</p>
<p>[Paragraph 2]</p>

<!-- If ImagePerSectionToggle is enabled -->
<p><strong>Image Description:</strong> [realistic image prompt]</p>
<p><strong>Image Caption:</strong> [caption linking image to content]</p>

<!-- Optional Conclusion -->
<h2>Conclusion</h2>
<p>[Conclusion Paragraph]</p>

Quote & Fact Rules

This Agent adheres to strict editorial standards:

• No invented facts or filler content
• No fictional quotes or data
• Fully grounded in the input source and Brand Guidelines
• Emotional or rhetorical flair is allowed only if it fits the Brand Voice

Smart Behaviors & Validation

Before writing, the Agent will:

• Validate that the input source is real and at least 50 words
• Clamp the word count between 300 and 3000
• Cap the number of subheadings at 15 for readability
• Default to Brand Voice or fall back to Desired Tone
• Use internal pacing logic to spread words across sections

Tips & Tricks

✅ Use Subheadings Strategically
If your article covers multiple themes, add 3–7 subheadings to help readers navigate.

✅ Turn Off Images for Text-Only Needs
If you're publishing in formats where AI images aren’t needed (e.g. LinkedIn, newsletters), disable both image toggles.

✅ Don’t Skip the Guidelines
Providing Brand Guidelines — even a short paragraph — dramatically improves tone accuracy and structure fidelity.

Example Use Case

Input Source: A report on remote work productivity
Settings:

• 1200 words
• 5 subheadings
• Brand Voice: “The Strategist”
• Images: Enabled

✅ Output: A well-paced, editorial article titled “How Remote Teams Are Winning the Productivity Game” — complete with intro, five thematic sections, relevant image prompts, and a clean HTML structure.

FAQs

Q: Can I run this Agent without subheadings?
A: Yes — just set Number Of Subheadings = 0 and it will write as a continuous article.

Q: Will it stop if the article goes over 3000 words?
A: No, but we will give you a heads up

Q: What’s the difference between this and the SEO Focus Article Agent?
A: This Agent focuses on clarity, structure, and voice — not keyword optimization. Use the SEO version when search performance is your goal.

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