Getting Started
This guide walks you through your first project in Sebora — from entering your URL to receiving SEO-ready articles.
1. Create a project
Go to sebora.ai and enter your website URL. Sebora will:
- Crawl your site to understand its structure
- Identify your niche, audience, and existing content
- Generate a site profile summarizing what it found
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If you already have an account, sign in first — your project will be saved automatically.
2. Review your site profile
After ingestion, Sebora presents a site profile including:
- Industry & niche — how Sebora categorizes your site
- Target audience — who your content should reach
- Content gaps — topics you're not covering yet
Review the profile and approve it to continue. You can edit key fields before approving.
3. Connect Google Search Console (optional)
For better keyword targeting, connect your Google Search Console account:
- Click Connect GSC when prompted
- Authorize read-only access to your Search Console data
- Select the property that matches your site
Sebora pulls a baseline snapshot of your current rankings, including:
- Top queries and pages
- Low-CTR opportunities
- Keywords in positions 8–20 (quick wins)
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GSC connection is optional but strongly recommended. It gives Sebora real performance data to base its strategy on.
4. Approve your business brief
Sebora generates a short business brief based on your landing page:
- Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) — who you're selling to
- Locale & language — where and in what language to publish
- Main goal — what you want content to achieve (traffic, leads, etc.)
Edit any field that doesn't look right, then approve.
5. Review the content plan
Based on your profile, GSC data, and brief, Sebora generates a content plan — a list of articles with:
- Target keyword and search volume
- Keyword difficulty score
- Suggested title
- Content type (how-to, listicle, comparison, etc.)
Select which articles to include in your first batch and approve the plan.
6. Pay and generate
After approving the plan, complete payment via Stripe. Sebora then generates your articles in the background. You'll see a progress indicator and get notified when they're ready.
7. Review and publish
Each generated article includes:
- SEO-optimized title and meta description
- Structured content (1,200+ words)
- Internal and external links
- Content quality score
You can review each article, then either:
- Copy the content manually, or
- Push to CMS as a draft (see CMS Setup)
What's next?
- Set up your CMS connection for one-click publishing
- Understand your content plan to make better keyword decisions
- Check the FAQ if you run into issues