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How to Choose a Language When Generating an Article in AmICited

Set the language your generated article is written in — step 1 of the Generate an article flow in AmICited — so your content matches the market you're targeting.

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If you track prompts in more than one market, your content needs to match. The Language setting — the very first step of the Generate an article flow — controls which language AmICited writes the draft in.

The Language step in the Generate an article flow

Tip
Set the language to match the market of the prompts you’re targeting. An English article won’t get cited for questions people ask AI assistants in German — align the two.

Where to find it

It’s step 1 of the Generate an article flow (Articles → Create a new article), labelled “Language — The language your article is written in.” It’s a simple dropdown, defaulting to English.

How to use it

  1. Open the dropdown and pick the language for this draft.
  2. Match it to your prompts. If you’re targeting prompts tracked for a non-English market, choose that language so the article speaks to those buyers.
  3. Generate one article per language. To cover the same topic in several markets, run the flow once per language, each targeting that market’s prompts.

The chosen language appears in the footer summary (e.g. “2 prompts · Blog post · English”) and in the Article Setup panel of the editor, so you can always confirm what a draft was written in.

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