Campaign SEO settings

Every campaign has an SEO box in its editor. It says: Every post of this campaign is SEO-optimised before it is published. Empty values use the SEO Settings.

So you only fill in what should be different for this campaign. Everything you leave empty follows AI AutoPost → SEO Settings. Each list shows the global value as Default (…), for example Default (on) or Default (70).

The options

• SEO optimisation – on or off for this campaign.
• Minimum SEO score – for example 80 for an important campaign.
• Below the minimum – Publish with a warning or Hold as Pending Review.
• Primary keyword – Automatic (found for each article) or Fixed keyword. With a fixed keyword, type it in the field next to it (it is used only for "Fixed keyword").
• Internal links – on or off.
• Maximum internal links – 1 to 10.
• Image SEO – on or off.
• Schema type – NewsArticle, Article or BlogPosting.
• Auto-fix – on or off.
• Duplicate found – Allow publication (warning), Hold as Pending Review, Block publication (skip the item) or Rewrite again (1 extra AI credit).
• Maximum tags – 0 to 20.
• News section – the section name for news schema. Empty uses the primary category.

Click Publish (or Save Draft) to save the campaign with these values.

When to use it

• A topic campaign with one main keyword, for example a cricket campaign with the fixed keyword cricket. Use it only if nearly every article is about that keyword.
• Sensitive topics – set Below the minimum to Hold as Pending Review so weak posts wait for an editor.
• Many similar sources – set Duplicate found to Block publication (skip the item) so near-copies are skipped.
• A blog-style campaign – choose Schema type BlogPosting.

Prompt Builder keyword

If the campaign's Prompt Builder has Primary keyword optimisation with a keyword, that keyword is also used in the article and as the focus keyword. See The Prompt Builder.

Note: Campaigns made or updated by Auto Setup reset this box to empty, so they follow your global SEO Settings.