Scheduling
A post goes out when you say
Pick a date and a time, and the post goes live by itself. Until then it waits as a draft, and you can keep changing it.
Product Blog
A blog that people find, read and listen to
Write posts in the same builder as your pages, in every language of your site. Categories, search engine fields and a design for every post are there from the start. With the Pro plan, the site also reads your posts aloud.
Posts
Every post at a glance
Drafts, published and scheduled posts sit in one list. Each row shows its categories, whether the post has a reading and whether its search engine fields are in order.
Read aloud in two languages
The green mark says the post has a reading in Estonian and in English.
Goes out by itself
A post with a time waits as a draft and goes live at exactly that moment.
The warning is on the row
The latte art post has no search engine description yet. The row says so before you publish.
The editor
Write in the builder you already know
A post is made of the same blocks as a page: text, pictures, galleries and tables. You see the post the way the reader sees it, and every language of your site has its own text.
The same blocks as your pages
Text, pictures, galleries, tables and every other block of the builder.
You write on the page itself
What you see in the editor is what the reader sees.
One post, every language
Switch the language and write the same post in English. The address can be different in each language too.
Categories and tags
Categories that become pages of their own
Categories can sit inside each other. Every category and tag gets a page of its own with its posts, and those pages reach the sitemap too.
Every category has its own page
Its address shows every post in the category. The page makes itself.
A category inside a category
Filter coffee and Espresso sit under Brewing.
Tags for the details
A tag says what a post mentions. Tags have no levels.
The post template
Design one post, and every post follows
The template wraps every post: the header with the cover, the date and the reading time, and what comes after the text. The blog page and the category and tag pages have templates of their own. Every template is made in the builder.
Three templates
One for a post, one for the blog page and one for the category and tag pages.
A preview with a real post
Pick any post and see the template around it.
The date and the reading time
The header fills itself from the post: the cover, the title, the date and the reading time.
Your post goes here
The template wraps every post. Change it once and every post follows.
Listen to articles
Your posts, read aloud
On the Pro plan every post gets a player that reads it aloud. The University of Tartu's Estonian voices cost nothing. The AI plan adds studio voices that speak English too.
Free Estonian voices
The University of Tartu's voices do not use your monthly allowance.
Records by itself
Every publish makes a new file. Unchanged text makes no new file and costs nothing.
The file is ready
One minute and 24 seconds. The reader gets a player on the post.
Search engines
Ready for search engines before you publish
Each language has its own title, description and address. A preview shows how the post looks in Google, and a checklist says what is missing. On the Pro plan, AI suggests the title and the description.
How Google shows it
The preview changes as you type, in each language on its own.
A checklist
The title, the description, the share picture and indexing, all checked before you publish.
The length as you type
The count turns green when the title fits a search result.
The parts that work in the background
A good blog is more than its text. The site does the rest.
Being found
Google understands it is an article
Every post tells search engines its author, its date and its picture. Posts and their category and tag pages reach the sitemap.
- an RSS feed with the cover pictures
- the reading time and a table of contents beside the text
- a deleted post's address sends readers on
AI
A first draft from the title
On the Pro plan, AI writes a draft from the title straight into the builder. You correct it and publish.
WordPress
Move over from WordPress
Posts, pages, categories and tags come over with their addresses, and the pictures move into your media library.
Questions about the blog
How much does the blog cost?
The blog is in every plan, the Free plan too, and there is no limit on the number of posts. Reading aloud and AI writing start at the Pro plan, studio voices at the AI plan.
Can I write in several languages?
Yes. Every post has its own title, text, address and search engine fields in each language of your site. In the editor you switch the language with one button.
Which languages can the posts be read in?
The University of Tartu's free voices speak Estonian and Võro. The AI plan's studio voices also read English and many other languages, and the plan has 20,000 studio-voice characters a month.
Can I bring my posts from WordPress?
Yes. Give the address of your WordPress site, and the posts, pages, categories and tags come over with their addresses. The pictures move into your media library, so the old server does not have to stay.
How do the posts get onto my pages?
The blog has its own page with every post, and so does each category and tag. To show the latest posts on another page, the home page for example, add a block for them in the builder.
What happens to the address when I delete a post?
When you delete a post, you can choose a page its old address sends readers on to. That way links and search results keep working.
Write your first post
Create your site and the blog is there at once, on the Free plan too. The first post is as easy as a page.