# Adding content When you create a new content bucket, it's content is empty. In order to fill it with content, you will need to edit the bucket, by clicking "**Edit**" on hover button.

There are three different ways to add content: **1) Import** You can import content from file(s) or other content bucket that already includes content. **2) Generate** You can generate content using our free built-in builders, or 3rd party APIs. **3) Add** You can add content manually.

Use import, Generate and Add to insert content into content bucket.

### Adding different content types Each content bucket can have multiple content entries from different [**content type**](https://docs.seoneo.io/~/changes/c3esrpjGy8mxnwIOXO75/software-overview/content-buckets/broken-reference). You can navigate on different content categories and add content on each category separately.

Navigate between content types using tabs.

In the following example we will add a new article inside our content bucket. 1\) Click "**Article**" on content type tab.

2\) Click "**Add Article**" to open article form.

3\) Insert all required text on article editor and click "**Save**". Each content type has it's own editor depending on required data. In this example we add an article so we see the full article editor.

{% hint style="info" %} Different content types require different data entry. Refer to [**content types**](https://docs.seoneo.io/~/changes/c3esrpjGy8mxnwIOXO75/software-overview/content-buckets/broken-reference) for more information. {% endhint %} ### Article Editor Article editor is where you can create and edit articles that which are stored inside content buckets. Other content types like short descriptions, bios etc have only a simple text form but articles can include rich content and formatted text. {% hint style="info" %} Where you write article title and article body, it is preferred to use [**spintax format**](https://docs.seoneo.io/~/changes/c3esrpjGy8mxnwIOXO75/additional-information/glossary/spintax-format), which makes you title to include different variations. If you don't use spintax format, your article will get posted as it is. {% endhint %} Below we can see the basic section of article editor.

#### 1) Article Title This is where you put your article title. You can also insert default spun title by clicking "**Default Value**". #### 2) Short Codes Short codes are special tags that you insert inside article body. These tags make forces SEO NEO to include keyword, rich content or embedded code from your campaign settings. If you don't include any short code, keywords will be places at random positions (defined from your campaign campaign settings). If you include short codes, you set specific positions inside article body where you want keywords to appear. {% hint style="info" %} Using "**any keyword**" will randomly select an available keyword from your campaign. {% endhint %} #### 3) Article Body This is where you write your article body. You can use editor buttons to format your text, insert links, images etc. #### 4) Spin You can spin your article using one of the available spinners. Spinning your article will take your article text and create a new one in [**spintax format**](https://docs.seoneo.io/~/changes/c3esrpjGy8mxnwIOXO75/additional-information/glossary/spintax-format). This is highly recommended because it creates different variations from the same article. To spin your article, select one of the available spinners and then click "**Spin**".

SEO NEO includes a free spinner, but you can also use any 3rd-party supported spinner. To use a 3rd-party spinner, you will need to set your credentials (API keys etc.) from [**spinner settings**](https://docs.seoneo.io/~/changes/c3esrpjGy8mxnwIOXO75/settings/third-party-api#spinner)**.**

Below is an example of a basic article text that gets "spinned" using SEO NEO's built-in free spinner. As you can see, although oour original text was very small and simple, after spinning, we got many different variations. | Original article text | Spintax format generated from free spinner | | ----------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | this is a very small text article example | this {is a very\|is an extremely\|is a really} {small\|little\|tiny\|modest\|smaller\|compact} {text\|textual content} {article\|post\|write-up\|report\|short article\|posting} {example\|instance\|illustration\|case in point} | #### 5) Preview Article When you want to check how your article will look like, you can use "**Preview Article**". When the article is in **spintax format**, includes images and other rich content, spin article will create a single random instance. You can always click "**Spin Preview**" to see different variations of your text.

Below we can see another "Article Preview" example, with more content. We will demostrate the different (preview) variations we get, every time we click "**Spin Preview**". {% tabs %} {% tab title="Original article" %}

{% endtab %} {% tab title="Spin preview #1" %}

{% endtab %} {% tab title="Spin preview #2" %}

{% endtab %} {% tab title="Spin preview #3" %}

{% endtab %} {% endtabs %} ### Adding Short Description Adding a short description is the same like adding an article. The difference is that short description is just plain text and a title.

Short descriptions don't have full article editor because the user is only required to add a description title and a small description (recommended 255 characters long).

### Adding Bio Adding bio is the same like adding an article. The difference is that short description is just plain text and a title.

Bios don't have full article editor because the user is only required to add a small bio title and a small bio text (recommended 255 characters long).

### Adding Rich Content As the name implies, rich content includes rich content that can be included in your articles. Articles can include **images**, **videos** and **embeded code**. You can add rich content by clicking "**Rich Content**" and then "**Add Rich Content**". A drop-menu will appear to select what type of rich content you want to add.

Select what type of rich content you want to add from drop-menu.

After selecting rich content type, a form appears where you can enter URLs. You can enter multiple URLs (one per line) to save time. Rich content is injected inside your article at a random position. If you want to specify a specific position within your article for your images, videos or your embedded code, you can change "**Position in Article**" option.

You can choose top, bottom and random position.

{% hint style="info" %} It is highly recommended to include rich content on your content buckets. This increases SEO value of your posted articles, as search engines favor rich-content articles that include images, videos etc. {% endhint %} ### Scraping Rich Content If you don't any rich content URLs but you still need to find some for your content bucket, SEO NEO has a free built-in scraper. To use the scraper: 1\) Click "**Scrape Rich Content**"

2\) Select what type of content you want to scrape "**images** or **videos**".

3\) Enter keyword you want SEO NEO to use to scrape content. 4\) Enter the number of URLs you want to scrape (maximum 20).

5\) Click "**Scrape Images/Videos**" and SEO NEO will fetch URLs for you, based on given keywords. ### Adding Blog Details Blog details are include "**Blog Name**" and "**Blog Subdomain**" that will be used during blog creation. Both blog name and blog subdomain support spintax format to include variations. You can also click on "**Default Value**" to use built-in SEO NEO's default blog names and subdomains which come in spintax format.