Copywriter
Picks the keyword with the best chance, researches it, writes the article and publishes it — or waits for your OK, if you ask it to.
What it is in charge of
It starts with these responsibilities: write SEO articles that bring customers; pick the keyword with the best chance, research it, write it, and publish it.
What one batch does
A batch is told to bring back one article. The Copywriter researches keywords around your subject, chooses from a shortlist ranked for your site, and writes the article — outline, sections, internal links, pictures and a closing call to action. It never writes a subject your site already has, unless you ask it to on purpose.
What happens to the finished article depends on its auto-approve switch:
- On (how it starts): the article is published to your website as soon as it is written.
- Off: the chat shows a box — the title, the word count and “It waits for your OK to publish.” — with the article drawn as a reader meets it. See Approvals and auto-approve.
With no publishing destination connected, nothing reaches your website: the article stays in QuQi, ready to read, edit and copy. Connect one under Integrations and the next articles publish there.
Asking for one
You do not have to wait for a batch. Ask the Copywriter, or the lead, for an article in a chat. Name a keyword, or ask it to research one first: it never invents a keyword. In a chat it checks anything you have not settled — the style, the length, what the article must cover — in one message, and writes from sensible defaults if you say “just write it”.
Every written article has its own page, opened from the chat or the calendar, where you can read it, edit the text and the search fields, have it rewritten, and publish it.
Its tools
Article settings
How every article is written belongs to the website: Website settings → Articles. You can leave all of it alone and still get articles.
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What it costs
Each article uses one from your plan’s monthly articles. An article that fails to write is given back. Publishing to your website needs a plan that includes publishing; writing does not.