# Create blog post

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**Who can use this feature?**

* This feature is available for all users
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### How to create blog post

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#### Go to Content manager

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#### Click Create post

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#### Select how to write blog post

* Start from scratch: Create blog posts manually
* Start with AI writer: Generate outline for blog post with AI
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#### Click **Save**

If you set the blog's visibility as **Visible**, your blog will be published after saving.
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#### Autosave

While you are writing blog posts, we help save your progress with autosave.&#x20;

It safeguards your work against accidental closures, power outages, or system crashes. You don't have to manually save blog posts frequently, streamlining your writing workflow.

To turn on autosave, go to **Settings** and turn on **Autosave**. (Autosave is still in development, click **Contact us** for assistance)

#### Version history

A version history, also known as a change log or release notes, is a record of changes made to your blog posts over time. It's like a timeline that shows how your blog post has updated.

In blog builder, on the top right corner, click **Version history**.

Each version specifies when the version was released.

You can view, rename, delete or restore a version.

### Settings

In **Settings,** you can select how search engines react with your blog.

* Index: Allow search engines to read, discover and show your blog post in search results.
* Follow: Allow search engines to discover and index all the links in your blog post.

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