IANews

Create a site

Set up your first IANews site with categories, countries, languages, and a style guide.

Create a site

A site is your workspace in IANews. It holds your articles, briefs, configuration, API keys, and connected CMS. If you completed the onboarding, you already have a default site — this guide shows how to configure it or create additional ones.

Multi-site support: On Pro plans and above, you can manage multiple sites from a single account. Each site has isolated content and settings — perfect for agencies managing multiple client blogs.

Configure your site

Open site settings

Navigate to Sites in the sidebar. Click on your site name, or click "New Site" to create a new one.

Basic information

Fill in:

  • Site name — A descriptive name (e.g., "Tech Insights Blog")
  • Domain — Your publication's domain (e.g., blog.example.com)
  • Default language — The primary language for generated articles

Categories and countries

Select the categories and countries you want to track for trends:

Categories (22 available): technology, business, finance, crypto, health, science, sports, entertainment, politics, environment, education, travel, food, fashion, automotive, gaming, culture, weather, disaster, ai, investigation

Countries (50 available): All major markets — US, UK, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India, and 42 more.

These preferences determine which trends appear in your dashboard and influence source discovery.

Style guide (optional)

Define your publication's voice:

  • Tone — Formal, neutral, casual, analytical, conversational
  • Target audience — Technical, general public, industry professionals
  • Writing guidelines — Any specific instructions (e.g., "Always use active voice", "Include a TL;DR section")
  • Forbidden terms — Words or phrases to avoid

L'IA utilise ce guide de style pour chaque article genere sous ce site.

Get your API key

Navigate to the API Keys tab in your site settings. Click "Generate new key" to create an API key.

Store this key securely — it's shown only once. You'll need it for:

  • REST API access
  • Webhook configuration
  • CMS integrations

Site settings overview

SettingWhereDescription
Name & domainGeneral tabBasic identification
Categories & countriesPreferences tabTrend filtering
Style guideStyle Guide tabAI writing instructions
API keysAPI Keys tabAuthentication tokens
WordPressWordPress tabCMS connection
WebhooksWebhooks tabEvent notifications

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