How WordCrafter Works
The path from a keyword to a finished draft, start to finish.
How WordCrafter works
The whole path from a keyword to published content, in order. Set up, research what ranks, plan the content, write it with the AI, review and optimize it, and export it, with a link to the full guide for each step.
4 min readYour first draft
A quickstart for a new WordCrafter account. What you see on day one, the two ways to start writing (from SERP research or straight away), and what to set up first if you are writing pages that sell.
3 min readThe three ways to start
The New menu offers three ways to begin: SERP research, New content, and Import and optimize. What each one does, when to use it, and why they are listed in that order.
2 min readThe Home dashboard
What Home shows when you open WordCrafter, from your AI usage and research credits to your latest content and research, and where each part takes you.
2 min readYour content
Find, filter and organize everything you have written. Search by title, filter by content type and project, move content between projects, and delete what you no longer need.
2 min readProjects
Projects group your content and research, and each one can have its own business context, rules, memory and model defaults on top of your account's. How to create, organize, duplicate and delete projects, and what survives when you delete one.
3 min readHow research connects to writing
A research and the content you write from it stay attached. What that gives the agent and the SEO panel, how one research can feed many pieces of content, and how to attach, switch or detach research later.
3 min readSetting up your account
Signing up for WordCrafter takes four steps, creating your account, adding billing for the 14-day free trial, a short profile and booking your onboarding call. What each step asks, what is charged and when, and what happens if you leave partway.
2 min readHow WordCrafter Works FAQs
Answers to common questions about how WordCrafter fits together, including whether you need research before writing, what projects are for, what happens to content when you delete a project or a research, and where to find your usage.
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