How do I set the story label, key points and corrections?
The Trust panel sets the story label, key points and corrections, and shows the AI label when AI helped. Readers see all of these on the story.
The Trust panel sets the story label, key points and corrections, and shows the AI label when AI helped. Readers see all of these on the story.
Syndication means sharing stories between publishers. Say if this text came from another publisher, and if partners may republish your story.
The summary is a short line under the headline. Google and AI answers often show it, so it helps people decide to read your story.
Add questions and answers, how-to steps, a review or a fact-check to a story, so Google and AI answers understand it. Google no longer shows FAQ boxes.
Story settings hold where the story shows, who wrote it and optional extras. Only the section and the author are needed to publish, and we fill them in for you.
List who and what a story is based on and mark whether the facts are checked. Only your team sees this.
The panel Can Google find this story? checks that Google can find and read a story. There is nothing to fill in: fix only what shows a warning.
Say who checked the story, list its sources, and choose how much text Google and AI tools may show. It helps them quote you correctly.
See how the saved story looks on a phone, a tablet and a laptop before you publish. Nothing is published by previewing.
Make a private link so someone without an account can read the draft before it is published. The link stops working by itself.
Write a different headline, text or picture for app alerts, the newsletter or a social page. The story itself does not change.
Say who and where a story is about, and link related stories. Readers get links to more of your stories.
Team messages are private notes about one story. Type @ and a name to mention someone; readers never see them.
Move a story through your team steps, keep it hidden until a set time, take it down at a set time, or schedule changes. All of it is optional.
More details shows the extra boxes your site added for stories, such as a price or an event date. You add these boxes in Settings.
A long read gets a list of chapters and a reading progress bar on your site. The chapters come from the headings in your text.
Send a story to your legal desk before it goes live, or put it on legal hold so it can never be deleted. Both are optional.
The lead image is the main photo at the top of the story. It also shows on home page cards and when the story is shared.
The panel Links to your other stories suggests your own older stories to link from this one. Readers stay longer and Google understands your site better.
Under the story text you see a preview of your story in Google. Change the title, the short summary and the web address people see there.