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Quickstart

From zero to a published post on your domain. Budget ten minutes; most of it is a DNS record propagating.

  1. Create your workspace

    Sign up, name your organization. You land in the dashboard.

  2. Add your site

    Sites → Add site, enter your domain (e.g. example.com). baas issues a verification token and a public key (pk_…) for that site.

  3. Verify ownership

    Add either a DNS TXT record on _baas.example.com containing the token, or serve the token at https://example.com/.well-known/baas-verify.txt. Click Verify. Details and troubleshooting: Site verification.

  4. Let the profiler work

    On verification baas crawls your site and fills in your content profile (industry, audience, tone) and proposes link targets from your navigation. Review both on the site page — rank the money pages highest and prune anything you don't want linked.

  5. Create a blog

    On the site page, create a blog with a base path (default /blog). This is the path the blog lives under on your domain.

  6. Generate your first post

    Hit Generate now on the blog page. The pipeline plans a topic, drafts the article, weaves in backlinks, and writes SEO metadata — a few minutes end to end. The post appears as pending review.

  7. Review and publish

    Open the post: full preview, the backlinks it carries, and the generation trace. Click Approve & publish.

  8. Put the blog on your site

    Pick an integration — one script tag is enough to start:

    <div data-baas-blog data-key="pk_YOUR_KEY" data-base-path="/blog"
     data-api="https://api.dailysmith.com"></div>
<script src="https://api.dailysmith.com/v1/sdk/blog.js" async></script>

    For crawler-grade SEO, add an edge proxy rule or static prerender on top.

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