Brief it
Describe the job in plain language. Choose the topic, audience, target keywords, length, and publishing schedule.
Blog CMS
Your domain.
AI-powered writing.
Build a blog that keeps publishing even when you’re busy. Write posts yourself or let an AI content agent research, draft, and prepare them for you, all inside Leadpages.
AI-assisted writingCustom domain bloggingRSS feeds included
Blog post editorScheduled
your-brand.com/blog
Marketing
7 landing page mistakes that are killing your conversion rate
Most landing pages lose visitors in the first three seconds
Sarah Chen· Tue 9:00 AM
Your blog can keep
writing for you.
Tell Leadpages what you want to publish, who it’s for, and how often you need it. Your content agent can research the topic, prepare a complete draft, and have it waiting for you when you’re ready.
Let it research
Turn on web research and your agent can work from real sources, find relevant topics, add citations, and connect new posts to content already on your blog.
Review and publish
Get a complete draft instead of an empty page. Review it, add your point of view, then publish immediately or schedule it for later.
AI content agent
You write a brief,
not a prompt.
Set up a writer once and give it an ongoing job. Ask for a weekly article, a daily update, or a monthly deep dive. Define your keywords, target length, schedule, and audience, and let the agent handle the first draft.
Every Thursday morning, write an article about a trending marketing topic that marketing leaders are actively searching for.
Writer setupRuns every Thursday
Writer name
Weekly trends desk
Instructions
Every Thursday morning, write an article about a trending marketing topic that marketing leaders are actively searching for.
- Audience
- Marketing leaders
- Target keywords
- marketing trends, B2B
- Word count
- 1,200 – 1,500
- Frequency
- Weekly
- Delivery
- Thursday, 7:00 AM
You stay in control
Drafts, not
surprise publishing.
Your agent can publish directly to your blog, but you can also have every article saved as a draft first. Start with a finished piece instead of a blank page, then add what only you can add: your voice, your experience, and your point of view.
This weekSave as draft
Draft
Reviewed
Published
GeneratedDraftReviewedPublished
Built-in research
It researches
before it writes.
Enable web search and your writer can work from real sources, include citations and links, explore what people are publishing in your industry, and uncover topics worth targeting.
It can also connect new posts to relevant articles already on your blog, helping you build stronger internal linking without doing it manually.
Research
landing page conversion benchmarks 2026
Industry benchmark reportcited
Competitor teardowncited
Search trends, 90 dayscited
Suggested internal link
Ready to edit
A whole post,
not an outline.
Every generated draft can arrive with a title, long-form body copy, author, cover image, category, and structured formatting already in place inside the Leadpages blog editor.
DraftReady to edit
Marketing
What actually moves conversion rate in 2026
Sarah Chen· 1,240 words
Most teams tune the headline and leave the form alone. The data from the last ninety days says the opposite is where the lift is.
AI editing
Penn edits it
with you.
Need a stronger introduction, another example, a shorter section, or a new image? Ask Penn to refine the article directly inside the editor without starting over.
Rewrite sections, generate images, add video, expand ideas, or make quick changes in context.
Blog editor
What actually moves conversion rate
Form length moves conversion more than headline tweaks.
The next section covers what to measure before changing anything.
Penn
Make this section more concise
RewriteAdd an exampleGenerate image
Transparent usage
See what every
article costs.
Each draft shows how many credits it used, so you always know what your content workflow is costing. Set limits for individual writers to keep automated publishing predictable.
UsageThis month
Article generated
What actually moves conversion rate
14credits used
Monthly usage412 / 1,000
Custom templates
Your HTML. Your design.
Your blog.
Write an HTML template and place marker tags in it as HTML comments. Leadpages injects each post's content into the layout you designed.
HeadlineExcerptBody
Published date12 Mar 2026
The post itself
Four markers
The headline, the body, and the two lines of metadata that frame them.
Sarah ChenHead of Growth
Author nameSarah Chen
Author imageOptional
Who wrote it
Two markers
Author name and avatar, each rendering empty when the post hides them.
Cover image
MarketingCROForms
Categories and tagsHow it looks
Three markers
The cover image and the labels a reader browses the blog by.
AllMarketingProduct
Category filter12 Mar
Post listing and tag filterThe index page
Three more
The blog's own landing page is a template too, with its own markers.
Everything you need
A real blog CMS.
Not an afterthought.
Custom domain publishing
Publish your blog alongside the rest of your Leadpages site, on your own domain.
Live
12 Mar
5 Mar
Scheduled publishing
Choose a publish date and time and prepare content ahead of schedule.
MTWTFSS
Tuesday, 9:00 AMScheduled
Categories & organization
Organize posts by topic and make it easier for visitors to browse related content.
All postsMarketingCROAI
Marketing
Marketing
Cover images
Add cover imagery to articles for your blog feed and the post itself.
Cover selected
RSS feeds
Every blog serves a standard feed, so readers and syndication workflows can follow new posts.
rss.xml
12 Mar
5 Mar
27 Feb
SEO-ready publishing
Set a meta title and description per post, publish on a clean slug, and have posts picked up by the sitemap.
Meta title
Slug
your-brand.com › blogMost landing pages lose the visitor before the fold.
FAQ
Common questions about the blog CMS
No. Leadpages includes a full blog CMS built in. Create, schedule, and publish blog posts directly from your dashboard — no WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, or separate CMS needed. Your blog lives on your custom domain alongside your landing pages.
Yes. Connect your AI tool (like Claude or ChatGPT) via the Leadpages MCP server. Describe the topic, target keyword, and tone — your AI drafts the post, adds a cover image, sets categories and meta descriptions, and publishes. All from a single conversation.
You write an HTML template and place marker tags in it as HTML comments — <!--POST_TITLE-->, <!--POST_CONTENT-->, <!--POST_DATE-->, <!--POST_COVER_IMAGE--> and the rest. When Leadpages renders a post it injects the content into your template, so your blog matches your brand exactly: same fonts, colours, and layout as your landing pages.
Yes. Every Leadpages blog automatically generates an RSS feed, so subscribers can follow your blog in any RSS reader and any workflow that reads a feed can pick up new posts.
Yes. Set a publish date and time for any post and it goes live automatically. Write a week of content on Monday, schedule it across the week, and never worry about manual publishing again.
Every post has its own meta title and meta description, publishes on a clean URL slug, and is picked up by your sitemap.
Yes. Your blog publishes at your-brand.com/blog — on the same custom domain as your landing pages and sites. Not a subdomain, not a third-party URL. This keeps all your SEO authority consolidated on one domain.
The blog CMS is included on paid plans, starting at $29/mo, with the number of blogs scaling by tier. Create posts with custom templates, categories, and RSS feeds on any plan that includes it.
Start publishing
Put your blog on autopilot.
Set up your first writer and turn your ideas into researched, ready-to-publish articles on your own domain.