Integrations / WordPress
Publish SEO articles
to WordPress automatically
Searchloom researches and writes articles for your business, then posts them to your WordPress site on schedule. There's no plugin to install.
WordPress
What arrives
in WordPress
Works with self-hosted WordPress 5.6 or newer. WordPress.com sites aren't supported yet.
- Title
- The article's headline.
- Content
- Headings, lists, tables and links as normal post content you can edit in WordPress.
- Featured image
- Uploaded to your Media Library, with alt text.
- Excerpt
- A short summary for your blog's post list.
- Slug
- A short, readable address built around the keyword.
- Meta description
- Sent to Yoast SEO or Rank Math, when your site lets those fields be set.
- Status
- Published on its scheduled day, or saved as a draft for you to check.
Setup ( 3 steps )
Connect WordPress
in a few minutes
- 01
Create an application password
In WordPress, go to Users → Profile. Under Application Passwords, type “Searchloom” and click Add New Application Password.
- 02
Paste it into Searchloom
In Searchloom, open Publishing and choose WordPress. Paste your site address, your username and the password WordPress showed you.
- 03
Test and choose a mode
We check the connection straight away. Then choose whether articles go live on schedule or wait as drafts.
WordPress FAQ ( 5 )
Questions,
answered
Do I need to install a plugin?
No. Searchloom uses the REST API built into WordPress and an application password, which WordPress has included since version 5.6. You can revoke the password from your profile at any time.
Does it work with Yoast SEO and Rank Math?
We send the meta description in the fields Yoast SEO and Rank Math use. If your site doesn't allow those fields to be set over the API, WordPress ignores them and the post is still published, with its excerpt.
What happens when an article is updated?
The update replaces the existing post at the same address, so you never end up with duplicate posts.
Can I check articles before they go live?
Yes. Approve each article in Searchloom before it's sent, or choose draft mode so every article arrives in WordPress as a draft.
Does it work with WordPress.com?
Not yet. Searchloom works with self-hosted WordPress sites today.
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