Connect your websiteand workflow tools
Choose your CMS or workflow tool to see how it connects, what it can publish, and whether it supports drafts, approvals, and live publishing.
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Website platforms we automate
WordPress
Turn measured AI visibility gaps into structured WordPress drafts, publish with editorial control, and retest the buyer prompts that matter.
WordPress.com
Use real AI visibility gaps to plan, review, and publish AI-citable articles on WordPress.com.
Webflow
Turn missing AI recommendations into structured Webflow CMS items, review them, publish them, and measure the same buyer prompts again.
Ghost
Turn expert knowledge and missing AI citations into reviewed Ghost articles, then measure whether answer engines discover the publication.
Wix
Use measured AI recommendation gaps to create evidence-led Wix Blog drafts and track whether your brand becomes more visible.
Notion
Publish AI-citable, structured content to a public Notion Site or Notion-powered blog and retest the buyer prompts that matter.
Shopify
Turn missing product recommendations into evidence-led Shopify buying guides through a reviewed Zapier or Make workflow.
Custom website
Connect measured AI visibility gaps to any headless CMS or custom website through a secure, versioned article webhook.
Workflow tools we connect
Zapier
Connect a measured missing AI mention to editorial review, CMS publication, team notification, and prompt retesting with Zapier.
Make
Route measured AI visibility opportunities through review, CMS publishing, notifications, and retesting with a visual Make scenario.
Claude
Connect Claude to live AI visibility data, diagnose competitor wins, create evidence-led briefs, and coordinate publication and retesting.
From a missing mention to a measured answer
01
Monitor
Track real buyer prompts across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI experiences.
02
Diagnose
Find absent mentions, winning competitors, weak answers, and cited sources.
03
Create
Build AI-citable, structured content around the highest-value gap.
04
Review
Check brand evidence, sources, comparisons, limitations, and editorial quality.
05
Publish
Send a draft through the CMS or workflow your team already uses.
06
Verify
Make the final page crawlable, indexable, canonical, linked, and discoverable.
07
Measure
Rerun the original prompt and compare mention, rank, and citation changes.
Compare every connection
| Platform | Connection | Draft/live | Editorial review | Best visibility use case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WordPress | SEOforGPT WordPress plugin | Draft or live | Draft-first editorial review | Self-hosted WordPress sites |
| WordPress.com | WordPress.com application password | Draft or live | Review in WordPress.com | Hosted WordPress.com sites |
| Webflow | Webflow Data API | Staged or live CMS item | Preview in the CMS template | Structured Webflow Collections |
| Ghost | Ghost Admin API | Draft or live | Review in Ghost Admin | Expert publications and newsletters with public archives |
| Wix | Wix Blog API | Draft or live | Review in Wix Blog | Wix sites with Wix Blog installed |
| Notion | Notion internal integration | Notion page for a public Notion Site | Review and site publication controlled in Notion | Notion Sites and Notion-powered blogs |
| Shopify | Webhook through Zapier or Make | Mapped Shopify draft or live article | Draft-first merchant review | Stores targeting product-recommendation prompts |
| Custom website | HTTPS JSON webhook | Draft or published status in payload | Approval before delivery or in your CMS | Headless CMSs, custom blogs, and internal pipelines |
| Zapier | Webhooks by Zapier Catch Hook | Depends on the destination action | Approval before webhook or in the destination | No-code routing to unsupported CMSs |
| Make | Make custom webhook | Depends on scenario modules | Branch by approval and status | Multi-client and multi-destination workflows |
| Claude | Hosted remote MCP with OAuth | Analysis, content, and approved actions | Tool approval and workspace permissions | Marketers and agencies working inside Claude |
What makes content easier to evaluate and cite
A page needs useful evidence and a clear answer, not a made-up “GEO” meta tag.
- Direct, self-contained answer
- Verifiable first-party claims
- Clear brand and product entities
- Named third-party sources
- Comparisons and qualification criteria
- Descriptive headings and short passages
- Crawlable HTML and internal links
- Author, update date, metadata, and optional matching JSON-LD
What automation does and does not do
Automation can
- Keeps each article tied to a measured buyer prompt
- Moves approved content into the right publishing workflow
- Preserves review, sources, and publication records
- Creates a retest path after indexing
Automation cannot
- Replace first-party evidence or expert judgment
- Make private workspace content publicly discoverable
- Turn publishing volume into authority
Measure the business outcome after publication
- 1.Draft delivered and approved
- 2.Public URL crawlable and indexed
- 3.Original prompt retested
- 4.Brand mention or rank changed
- 5.Owned URL cited or competitor displaced
Questions before you connect a platform
Website platforms we automate
Choose your CMS or workflow tool to see how it connects, what it can publish, and whether it supports drafts, approvals, and live publishing.