What does it research?

It reads your website to work out what your product is, then researches what buyers search for and what AI assistants answer today. What your product is and the searches it researches are in the agent's settings, and you can change both.

One article with a cover for each idea you pick. Depending on the search, it's a buyer's guide, a how-to, an explainer, or a comparison.

Will it make things up?

Every fact about a product, a price, or a number cites a source, and each article goes through a fact check against those sources. A sentence the check can't confirm can stay in the draft, so read the article before you approve it.

Will it be unfair to competitors?

It's written not to be. Comparisons name the credible options, give each price from its own page, and say plainly when another product is the better fit.

Will it publish without me?

No. Every article waits for your approval before it publishes. That's how every agent works.

Open SEO/AEO under Agents in Paragraph and choose Turn on SEO/AEO. Your first ideas usually show up within 15 minutes. On Free, choose Pick for me to find one.

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Answer what your buyers are asking

Paragraph reads your website, researches what your buyers search for and what AI assistants tell them today, and drafts a cited article with a cover for each idea you pick. Every article is checked against its sources and waits for your approval.

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From what buyers ask to an article that answers it

Paragraph looks at the searches and AI answers around your product, leaves out the ones that aren't buyers, and drafts the article that's missing, with every fact cited.

Research expense software · 3 search groups

Search: “best expense software for startups”
AI answer to “expense tools for a 20-person team” doesn't mention you
Search: “expense manager jobs” left out
Question: “How do startups handle receipts without a finance team?”
Search: “funny expense report excuses” left out
Search: “corporate card vs expense app”

Article draft Waiting for your review

How a 20-person startup can handle expenses without a finance team

Answers the buying question in the opening, then compares the credible options in one short table. S1–S4
Walks through handling receipts step by step, including the free, manual way. S5
Says where your product fits and where another option is the better choice, with each price from its own page. S2, S6

What it does with your buyers' questions

Not filler written around a keyword. Paragraph researches what buyers actually ask, writes a fair answer with its sources, and checks the facts before you read it.

Starts from your website

It reads your site to work out what your product is and which searches to research. You can change both in the agent's settings.

Finds what buyers ask

It looks at what buyers type into search and what AI assistants answer today, and turns the gaps into ideas worth writing.

Picks the right kind of article

A buyer's guide, a how-to, an explainer, or a comparison, depending on what the search is really asking.

Cites every fact

Each claim about a product, a price, or a number cites its source. Readers can open the sources in a section at the end.

Keeps comparisons fair

It names the credible alternatives and says when one is the better fit. Your product earns its place on facts, not adjectives.

Checks against its sources

A fact check compares the article with the sources it cites and fixes what it flags. A sentence it can't confirm can stay in, so read before you approve.

Comes with a cover

Each article arrives with a designed cover, so it's ready to publish when you are.

Waits for your approval

Nothing publishes until you've read it and said yes.

How it works

Turn it on once. After that, the ideas are waiting for you.

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Turn it on. Open SEO/AEO under Agents and choose Turn on SEO/AEO. It reads your website to work out what to research.
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Check what it researches. What your product is and the searches it researches are in the agent's settings. Change them whenever you like.
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Pick an idea. Draft any idea, choose Pick for me, or type a focus to point the run at something specific.
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Review and publish. The article opens with its cover and sources. Read it, edit it, and publish or schedule it when you're ready.