EarlyForge

Create a site

Set up your first EarlyForge site with categories, countries, languages, and a style guide.

Create a site

A site is your workspace in EarlyForge. It holds your articles, briefs, configuration, and connected CMS. If you completed the onboarding, you already have a default site — this guide shows how to configure it or create additional ones.

Multi-site support: On Pro plans and above, you can manage multiple sites from a single account. Each site has isolated content and settings — perfect for agencies managing multiple client blogs.

Configure your site

Open site settings

Navigate to Sites in the sidebar. Click on your site name, or click "New Site" to create a new one.

Basic information

Fill in:

  • Site name — A descriptive name (e.g., "Tech Insights Blog")
  • Domain — Your publication's domain (e.g., blog.example.com)
  • Default language — The primary language for generated articles

Categories and countries

Select the categories and countries you want to track for trends:

Categories (22 available): technology, business, finance, crypto, health, science, sports, entertainment, politics, environment, education, travel, food, fashion, automotive, gaming, culture, weather, disaster, ai, investigation

Countries (50 available): All major markets — US, UK, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India, and 42 more.

These preferences determine which trends appear in your dashboard and influence source discovery.

Style guide (optional)

Define your publication's voice:

  • Tone — Formal, neutral, casual, analytical, conversational
  • Target audience — Technical, general public, industry professionals
  • Writing guidelines — Any specific instructions (e.g., "Always use active voice", "Include a TL;DR section")
  • Forbidden terms — Words or phrases to avoid

L'IA utilise ce guide de style pour chaque article genere sous ce site.

Site settings overview

SettingWhereDescription
Name & domainGeneral tabBasic identification
Categories & countriesPreferences tabTrend filtering
Style guideStyle Guide tabAI writing instructions
WordPressWordPress tabCMS connection
WebhooksWebhooks tabEvent notifications

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