FAQ
Below are answers to common questions that usually come up when launching and running a site or blog on MyReady. The texts can be adapted to your own case; unnecessary FAQ items can be removed or temporarily hidden by moving the page to draft.
What should I do first after getting set up?
Open the editor, fill in the home page, review this FAQ and Contacts (replace the demo emails), then publish one or two posts in the blog that match real customer questions. The starter posts Quick start, AI assistant, and Element examples can be edited or moved to draft once you are done with them.
Should I start with the home page or a blog post?
Start with the home page. It explains who you are, how you help, and what to do next. After that, writing posts and running a blog is easier.
What is the difference between a post and a page?
A post is a blog article: tips, news, breakdowns, answers to questions. A page is a stable section of the site: home, services, contacts, FAQ, and similar.
How do I publish content?
Open the page or post in the editor, make your changes, and click Save. If Draft is off, the content is visible on the site.
How do I hide content from the site but keep it in the editor?
Turn on Draft for the page or post and save. It stays in the editor but disappears from the public site.
What must the home page include?
A short answer to three questions: who you are, how you help, and what the visitor should do next—plus a clear button or next step: message you, submit a request, go to services, or open the FAQ.
Should I fill in the page description?
Yes. The description helps search engines and affects how the page looks in search results. Keep it short and specific: what the page is about and why someone should open it.
Do I need tags and categories?
Yes, once you have several pieces of content and want to keep things organized. They group articles by topic and make navigation easier.
How do I write posts that show up in search?
Write for real questions people have. A strong post covers one clear topic, has a clear title and subheadings, concrete examples, and helps the reader solve a problem.
Do I need a long article to rank?
Not necessarily. Usefulness matters more than length. A short, precise article with answers and a clear structure beats a long, vague one.
How often should I publish?
Steadily and calmly—for example, one useful post per week is a solid pace. The main thing is not to abandon the blog after the first few posts.
What usually holds a site back?
Generic copy, weak titles, empty pages, rare updates, no answers to real customer questions, and underdeveloped service pages.
What does MyReady do for me?
MyReady helps you build pages from simple blocks, structure content, add images, FAQ, forms, files, page descriptions, and publish quickly.
What do I need to contribute for the site to grow?
Real facts about your product or service, a clear picture of your audience, a list of frequent customer questions, and steady work on content.
How is the assistant useful?
It helps with topics, simpler wording, drafts, FAQ sections, page descriptions, and turning rough notes into clearer text.
What are good prompts for the assistant?
Examples: “outline this article,” “build an FAQ on this topic,” “simplify this text,” “suggest 10 blog topics,” “write a page description,” “make this clearer for customers.”
Can I improve an existing article with the assistant?
Yes. You can ask it to shorten text, clarify wording, rewrite an intro, add FAQ, suggest subheadings, or improve the page description.
Should I add images to posts?
Yes, when they help explain the topic. Images make content easier to scan, hold attention, and often improve how a page feels.
When should I use the FAQ block instead of plain text?
When you have repeating customer questions: pricing, timelines, delivery, payment, warranty, booking, returns, documents, or how you work.
Can I add a request form or survey?
Yes. Use the Google Form block for requests, briefs, surveys, sign-ups, and feedback.
Can I offer a file to download?
Yes. Use the File block for price lists, PDFs, checklists, briefs, decks, and other downloads.
Do I need to know code to run the site?
No. Most tasks need no code: text, blocks, images, FAQ, forms, and settings. Code is only for occasional special embeds.
When should I use the HTML block?
Only when you know exactly why: for a special embed that standard blocks cannot cover. If unsure, prefer the editor’s regular blocks.
What if I accidentally mess up the text?
Try undo in the editor first. For important content, use a backup or restore from a saved copy if you have one.
Can I run the site in two languages?
Yes, when multiple languages are enabled. Each language version of a page can have its own text and be edited separately.
Is one long article or several focused ones better?
Usually several focused pieces when the questions are different. That makes it easier for readers to find an answer and for search to understand each page.
What should I prepare before writing a post?
The topic, the main customer question, three to five subtopics, examples, numbers, common mistakes, and a clear next step: contact you, submit a form, go to a service, or read a related post.
How long until articles show results in search?
Search growth is rarely instant. If you publish useful content regularly, improve pages, and answer real questions, results build over time.
Where do I open the editor and how do I sign in?
Use the link from your dashboard or go to
/edit/ the same way you did when you first signed up. Sign in with the email and password you set at registration or that appear in your access email.Why don’t I see my changes on the site?
Check: did you click Save, is Draft off, did you refresh the browser (sometimes a hard refresh helps). If everything is saved and it still looks wrong, contact support with the page URL.
Can I change a page or post URL?
The URL usually comes from the title. If the editor has a slug or URL field, you can change it. After publishing, change URLs carefully—old links may break; ask support if you need a redirect.
What images work best?
Common formats like JPG and PNG are fine. Compress large photos so pages load faster. If there is a caption or alt field, briefly describe the image—better for readers and search.
Are there file size limits for the File block?
Limits depend on your project settings. If upload fails, reduce the file size or split the material. Ask support for exact limits.
How do I link posts to each other?
Add a normal link to another page or post on your site. That helps readers follow related topics and clarifies your site structure.
Should I refresh older posts?
Yes, from time to time. Update prices, timelines, screenshots, and facts. Fresh, accurate pages earn more trust from people and search engines.
What if the assistant’s text seems inaccurate?
Do not publish it blindly. Check facts and numbers against your business, ask the assistant to rewrite a section, or edit yourself. You are responsible for what customers see.
Can I embed a map with an address?
Yes, if the map service provides embed code (often an iframe). Place it in the appropriate HTML block and check it on mobile. If embeds are tricky, put the address in text with an “open in maps” link.
Do I need a separate mobile setup?
MyReady themes are already mobile-friendly. Just preview new pages on a small screen: is the text readable, do buttons and forms work?
Do I have to run a blog?
No. If you only need a services-and-contact site, pages and occasional updates can be enough. A blog helps when you answer audience questions regularly and want more search traffic.
How do I remove a post from the site without deleting it?
Turn on Draft for that post and save. It stays in the editor but is not shown to visitors.
Do I need legal pages for terms and privacy?
If you collect leads, email, or payments, you often need these for compliance and trust. Have a professional draft them for your business; publish them as normal pages in MyReady.
How are backups handled?
Ask support how storage and recovery work on your plan. It is still wise to keep copies of important content locally—text or an export if available.
What if I cannot sign in?
Check email and password, try password reset, another browser, or a window without extensions. If access is still blocked, email support from the address tied to your account.
How do I run two languages without weak translation?
Each language should read naturally—not a stiff machine translation. Write a strong version in one language first, then adapt the other in the editor or with the assistant.
How is the page title different from the search description?
The title sets the topic and appears on the page and in the browser tab. The short description is often the snippet in search: one or two sentences on why to open the page. They should complement each other, not repeat word for word.
Should I link to other websites?
Yes, when it helps the reader: official docs, maps, partners. Avoid shady links for “SEO.”
When is a post ready to publish?
When it answers one question clearly, facts are checked, there are no draft notes, and you know who it helps. A clear post today often beats a “perfect” post months later.
What if a page looks broken?
Save, try another browser or phone. If you recently added HTML, remove it on a draft and test again. If it persists, contact support with a screenshot and URL.