Blog

Overview

Blog allows you to consistently publish columns, tutorials, case studies, brand insights, or the latest announcements on your website. Every post features a unique URL, SEO settings, 30-day version history, and publication status. Once published, posts automatically appear on your blog homepage, category pages, and the . Readers can also subscribe to updates via /rss.xml.

• Plan Requirements: All plans (including Free, Pro, and Business) allow you to create, edit, and publish posts in the dashboard. Before publishing, the website itself must be live (or have the Headless API service enabled in developer settings).

Writing and Formatting Posts

1. Go to "Blog" in the left sidebar of your dashboard and click "New Post" to open the editor.
2. Fill in the title, summary, and cover image: When you change the title, the system will automatically suggest an English URL path (no credits deducted).
3. Write content and use the / slash menu:
   • Highlight text to apply H2/H3 headings, bold/italics, colors, lists, quotes, tables, and links, or click "AI Writing" to refine paragraphs.
   • Type / on a blank line to insert:
     • Single or side-by-side images: Select 2 or more images (up to 20) to automatically arrange them into a 2-column or 3-column gallery. You can also drag an image onto an existing one to combine them side-by-side.
     • Video, audio, PDF online readers, and file download cards: Support direct uploads or selecting existing files from the (see ).
     • Call-to-Action (CTA) buttons, FAQs, collapsible content, and external embeds.
4. Set categories, tags, authors, and SEO: Click the "SEO" button at the top of the post editor to specify categories, tags, and authors (manage lists in "Blog Settings"), and set the search title, description, and social sharing image.

Migrating Posts from Old Sites (e.g., WordPress, Medium) and Preserving SEO Rankings

If you have posts with accumulated traffic on WordPress, Medium, or other platforms, you don't need to copy, paste, and reformat everything from scratch. Follow these three steps to migrate and seamlessly preserve your search rankings:

Step 1: Import post content and images

You can choose one of the following methods based on the number of posts:

1. Import via public URL in the dashboard (best for batch migration with manual review):
   • Click "Import" in the top right corner of the "Blog" dashboard.
   • Paste the publicly accessible URLs of your old posts (one per line, up to 5 at a time; each post consumes 1 AI credit).
   • The system will automatically extract the title, H2/H3 structure, and body content, download external images to your and global CDN, and save them as post drafts.
2. Batch create drafts via AI assistant with MCP (best for existing Markdown or manuscripts):
   • After to Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT, paste your old manuscripts directly to the AI and ask it to call posts_create to build drafts, configure categories/tags, and fill in SEO summaries (creating drafts via external MCP does not consume built-in Kanorio AI credits).

Step 2: Review drafts and publish

Open the imported post draft, check the heading hierarchy, image ALT text, and the CTA button at the end of the post, then click "Publish" in the top right corner.

Step 3: Set up 301 permanent redirects to maintain Google search rankings

• If the URL path remains the same (e.g., both old and new sites use /blog/pour-over-guide): Simply bind your custom domain to Kanorio to take over seamlessly.
• If the URL structure is different (e.g., old WordPress URL is /2025/08/pour-over-guide/ and the new one is /blog/pour-over-guide): Go to to add a 301 permanent redirect rule (from the old path to the new one). Search engines will automatically transfer the ranking authority accumulated by the old URL to the new post.

Configuring Post Info Display and Social Sharing Buttons

Go to "Blog › Blog Settings" (changes to these site-wide display settings take effect immediately upon saving; no need to republish posts):

1. Post info and table of contents: Toggle whether to display the author, publish date, reading time, categories, tags, and the automatically generated table of contents (TOC) for long posts.
2. Enable social sharing buttons at the bottom of posts:
   • Toggle "Post Sharing" in the "Display & Sharing Settings".
   • Select the sharing channels to provide at the bottom of your posts, such as Facebook, X (Twitter), LINE, Threads, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Email, Copy Link, and the native sharing button supported by mobile browsers.
   • If you want to set up brand social media links in your site header or footer, go to .

To adjust the layout and SEO of your blog homepage, category, tag, and author pages, open "Edit Site › Pages › Blog Page" (see ).

Individual Drafts, 30-Day Version History, and Independent Publishing

Blog posts are published individually, completely separate from site page drafts:

• Auto-save and 30-day version history: Posts are saved as drafts automatically while writing. Click ↶ Undo at the top left to revert recent changes; click "Version History" to preview and restore any version from the past 30 days (see ).
• Publish, Update, and Unpublish:
  • Click "Publish" in the top right corner to go live (scheduling for future publication is not currently supported).
  • When editing an already published post, new content remains in the draft (an orange dot appears next to the title). Click "Update" to push the changes to the live post.
  • To temporarily take a post down, select "Unpublish" from the post toolbar to revert it to a draft.

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