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What Content Types Can You Generate in AmICited?

A rundown of the content types AmICited can generate — Blog post, Listicle, Comparison, FAQ, Landing page, How-to guide, Glossary, Product detail, Product category and Custom Flow — and how to pick the right shape for your target prompts.

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The content type decides the shape of the article AmICited writes — and the right shape is the one that matches how your target prompts are phrased. Pick it in step 3 of the Generate an article flow.

The Content type step with all available article shapes

Tip
Match the type to the question. Comparison prompts (“X vs Y”) want a Comparison; “how do I…” prompts want a How-to guide. When the shape fits the query, you’re far more likely to be cited.

Where to find it

It’s step 3 of the Generate an article flow — “Content type — What shape should the article take?” Each option is a card you click to select.

The available types

  • Blog post — an in-depth, narrative article on a single topic.
  • Listicle — a ranked or grouped list of items, tools or tips.
  • Comparison — a head-to-head of two or more options or brands.
  • FAQ — question-and-answer coverage of a topic.
  • Landing page — a conversion-focused page for a product or category.
  • How-to guide — step-by-step instructions to accomplish a task.
  • Glossary — definitions of key terms in your space.
  • Product detail — a single-product page with description, features and buying signals (for eshops).
  • Product category — a collection page grouping related products for an eshop category.
  • Custom Flow — run one of your own AI Studio flows to write the article.

How to choose

  1. Read your target prompts. Their wording usually points at the shape — lists, comparisons, definitions, steps.
  2. Consider intent. Informational questions suit blog posts, FAQs and how-tos; commercial ones suit landing, product and comparison pages.
  3. Use Custom Flow for special cases. If you have a bespoke AI Studio workflow, run it here to keep a consistent house style.

The type you pick shows in the footer summary and again in the Article Setup panel once the draft opens.

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