You brief it, flize writes it.
An article does not appear at the push of a button. It comes out of five decisions: starting point, angle, goal, type and the details. Then flize writes, and the review stays with you.
Free · the Free plan includes one article
Five steps to a brief.
Each step is a decision that measurably changes the text. That is why flize asks instead of guessing.
What should it be about?
Every article starts from something real: a situation people come to a site like yours for, or a question they are already asking. Four routes get you there.
- From what flize has already surfaced for you
- Or you simply describe what you want in your own words
Which situation does it speak to?
An angle is not a keyword, it is a predicament: who is sitting in front of the screen, and what are they trying to get done? The same question yields completely different articles.
- Real situations instead of search-term variants
- Pick one, or have more suggested from your own site
What should the article achieve?
This shapes the tone and whether the text pitches anything at all. An article that wants to be cited does not sell on the side, otherwise no AI reaches for it.
- Three goals, three very different texts
- For AI visibility, "get cited" is the strongest choice
Answer a question, or hand over ideas?
The type decides how hard the text leans on outside sources. That is not a styling detail, it is the difference between evidence-bound and told from your own house.
- Fact-led pieces need a source for every claim about the world
- Ideas lists lean on your own pages
Everything else is optional.
You can skip this step and flize writes from your site and vetted sources. If you want more control, this is where the style guide, the target market, a focus and your own sources go in.
- Up to three of your own sources, as text or as a link
- Pasted text counts as your own words and is credited to you
- Linked pages are read and quoted like any other source
Write it once, and every article sounds like you.
Without a style guide, an article follows flize's own writing rules. That is solid, but it is not your voice. The style guide records how you address your readers, the rhythm you write in, the words you use and the ones you avoid. flize can draft one from your site, and you only need to sharpen it.
The rules, prices and providers that actually apply to you.
You set country, language and region yourself. This is more than translation: an article about deadlines, prices or providers is worthless if it describes the situation next door. Sources from a country that shares your language are therefore only used for facts that do not vary by country.
What ends up on your desk.
Direct answer first
The question is answered in the first paragraph, not the fourth. Depth follows. Plus FAQ and schema markup, ready to go live.
Source and date per section
Numbers without evidence are worthless to AI systems. So every section carries its source with a date, and flize checks your own sources for readability first.
The review stays with you
flize delivers a draft, not an autopilot. Nothing goes live without you. Content production consumes credits, more or fewer depending on scope.
You can give the same brief in chat.
With flize connected to your AI assistant, the same flow runs as a conversation: you say what you want to write about and get walked through the same decisions. No board, no form.
Answered briefly.
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Are the articles ready to publish?
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