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# Approving or editing your Articles
Edit a blog draft directly by clicking its text, add a cover image, title, description, or focus keyword, then approve the post or reject it for more work.
Open a draft to make any direct edits—simply click on the text to adjust formatting, correct content, or add personal touches.
### **Adding a cover image:**
You can also customize each draft by adding a **cover image**, and updating the title, description, or focus keyword. These options help streamline the process and prepare the post for easy publishing.
### **Approving Blog Posts**
When you’re ready, you can approve the blog post for finalization or reject it for further refinement.
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