How to write a section in 3 steps
From heading to publish-ready H2 section in under 15 seconds.
Paste heading
Drop your H2 or H3 phrase. 3-10 words works best.
Pick settings
Length, tone, audience, target keyword. Defaults cover most cases.
Generate and polish
Review output, add a proprietary data point, publish.
Section length vs. ranking share
We analyzed section-level word counts across 4,200 top-ranking URLs. Sweet spot emerges around 350-450 words per H2 — not the whole post.
Source: Grigora SERP study, 4,200 top-ranking URLs, Jan-Mar 2026. Share = % of top-10 coverage.
Platform-specific guides
Drop generated sections straight into your CMS.
WordPress / Gutenberg
- 1.Generate section, copy plain text.
- 2.Insert Paragraph block under H2.
- 3.Use Yoast "Readability" to verify scannability score.
Webflow CMS
- 1.Paste into Rich Text field.
- 2.Apply Heading 2 style to your heading.
- 3.Bold the first sentence of the section for scannability.
Next.js MDX
- 1.Save section as an MDX file.
- 2.Wrap in Tailwind `prose prose-lg` for typography.
- 3.Use frontmatter for excerpt — not the AI intro.
Ghost editor
- 1.Paste into a Paragraph card.
- 2.Use Ghost's built-in SEO panel to set meta description.
- 3.Apply Primary Color to H2 for brand consistency.
Notion → Publish
- 1.Draft in Notion blocks.
- 2.Use /toggle for "scratch" sections as you edit.
- 3.Export to Markdown for blog publishing.
Who uses the section writer
Real customer use cases and outcomes.
Content marketers
Generate all 5-7 H2 sections for a pillar post in one sitting. Edit transitions, add proprietary data, publish.
SEO agencies
Produce first-draft sections for client blogs at scale. Editors then fact-check and personalize.
Bloggers
Overcome writer's block on every H2. Paste heading, generate, refine.
Students
Draft essay body paragraphs from thesis points. Always cite original sources separately.
E-commerce copywriters
Generate "Why this product" and "How to use" sections for product pages at scale.
Newsletter writers
Break long newsletters into 3-4 sections. Generate each, then stitch together with commentary.
Common section-writing mistakes & fixes
The 8 most common failures — and the 10-second fix for each.
Section is too generic
Fix: Add a specific angle to the heading. "Email marketing tips" → "Email marketing tips for B2B SaaS with under 500 subscribers".
Target keyword missing from output
Fix: Paste the exact keyword (case-insensitive) into the keyword field. The AI preserves the exact phrase; it won't invent it from topic context.
Section ignores chosen tone
Fix: Avoid mixing opposite tones. "Academic + Casual" confuses the model. Pick one strong tonal signal.
Output includes hallucinated stats
Fix: The AI will invent plausible-sounding numbers. Always verify or remove any "42% of companies..." claim before publishing.
Too many sub-headings inside one section
Fix: Set length to Short or Medium. Long sections sometimes generate H3s which may conflict with your outline structure.
Section contradicts prior H2 in your post
Fix: The AI doesn't see prior sections. Paste a 1-sentence summary of your post's position into the keyword/context field.
Tone reads as "AI-generated"
Fix: Switch to "Conversational" tone + "Beginners" audience. These combinations feel the most human. Then edit 20% of sentences.
Section lacks examples
Fix: Add "with an example" or "with a case study" to your heading. The model will generate a sample scenario.
Grigora vs. Jasper vs. Copy.ai
Feature comparison of the three most-used section writers.
| Feature | Grigora | Jasper | Copy.ai |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free unlimited sections | |||
| Length presets (Short/Med/Long) | |||
| Target keyword injection | |||
| 8 audience presets | |||
| No signup required | |||
| Input privacy (no storage) | |||
| Bulk section generation | |||
| 12+ languages |
Written for AI search engines
Sections with structured entities, targeted keywords, and well-supported claims surface more often in AI search citations.
Schema embedded
SoftwareApplication, FAQPage, HowTo, Breadcrumb, ItemList schemas on every page.
Topic-entity alignment
Target keyword placed in first 100 words — matching AI Overview citation patterns.
Citation-worthy data
Original SERP research (n=4,200) gives AI assistants a quotable source.
Beyond one section — build an SEO site
Grigora is the no-code SEO-first CMS. Generate sections, assemble posts, and publish with schema and sitemaps baked in.
AI editor
20+ AI actions inside posts: section writer, rephraser, summarizer.
Auto-SEO
Schema, sitemaps, meta tags handled across every page.
Analytics
Know which sections drive the dwell — inside the CMS.
Related writing tools
Use these together to produce a full blog post in under 15 minutes.
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AI Blog Conclusion Writer
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AI Title Writer
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Frequently asked questions
Questions users ask before running their first section generation.
Reviewed by the Grigora editorial team · Last updated May 2026
Section-length data comes from our Jan-Mar 2026 SERP study (n=4,200 top-ranking URLs across 40 verticals). Internal content ops uses this tool on 400+ posts per quarter before publishing.
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