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1. Enter your website url in the field in our connection settings page and click connect.
Do not include "wp-login.php" or "wp-login", the URL needs to look exactly like in the example.
If you use a custom wordpress admin area location, use that path instead.

2. You will be redirected to your Wordpress admin area to login, where you will see a little notification above your normal login box.

3. Once you logged in, you can confirm the application access.

4. You will then be redirected back to see the success message.

The most common reason for connection issues is a missing application password and username, make 100% sure you saw the big green checkmark at the end to confirm you followed the authorization flow.

If you use a custom wp-admin url use our custom wp-admin connector

Besides that, please make sure you whitelisted our IP 174.138.64.192 if you use Cloudflare or a similar service.



Redirected to admin homepage when trying to connect

1. Go to our "Websites" page

2. If it shows the green badge saying "Connected" click on Error Log and check the error

3. Now there are two possibilities, either you see an empty error log or a "0" which means you need to follow Solution A further down or check this guide if you use Cloudflare: Cloudflare Guide

Or you see {"code":"rest_cannot_create","message":.. 401 error.. which means you need to install and activate the ‘Application Passwords’ plugin
and then follow the instructions given here:

Plugin to install

Instructions

Solution A:

Deactivate Wordfence and similar security plugins as they block the REST API.

Here is a list of plugins that cause the same issue and need to be disabled:

WP Defender, Jetpack, Wordfence Security, iThemes Security, WP Rocket, JWT Auth, WP-SpamShield, WP Content Copy Protection & No Right Click, Limit Login Attempts Reloaded, SiteGuard WP Plugin, IP Geo Block, WPS Hide Login, reCaptcha by BestWebSoft, Profile Builder

Please note that only posts scheduled after you connected your blog get synchronized. To initially test our tool we allow the creation of posts before connecting so you can check out if you like the results. However these posts DO NOT get synchronized to your blog.

If also newly scheduled posts don't appear, you can navigate back to the Wordpress connection settings page and click on the "Error Log" button for your blog. It will show you the potential problems with your connection.

Please whitelist our IP address 174.138.64.192 if you use Goddady or Cloudflare etc, a hoster blocking our server's IP is by far the most common reason for posts not appearing.

GoDaddy Whitelist IP Guide

Make sure your REST-API is enabled, you can test it easily by appending /wp-json to your blog url: https://example.com/wp-json

You should see a page full of code, if you see an error message or your normal blog/empty page your REST API isn't reachable.

In this case try the following solution:

1. Login into your Wordpress site: example.com/wp-admin

2. Then click on settings

3. Then click on permalinks

4. Then set permalinks to "post-name"

5. Save Changes

6. Check https://example.com/wp-json again

The market leader in AI, OpenAI shut down their own AI text detector because they are simply not working: Source

You can try basically any text and it is just a random guess, the reason why these "AI detection" tools are still available is because they earn money from ads and subscriptions.

Even the constitution of the United States of America seems to be written by AI: Source 2

If even the market leader in generative AI can't accurately detect their own AI texts, how could a tool like GPTZero do it?

It can't.

The AI decides automatically if it uses h1/h2/h3 or only h1/h2 tags, the content should make sense and not simply follow the same template.

There is nothing we can do to change this creative freedom, and honestly it is a good thing to give your content more variance.

We scrape your sitemap once during your initial connection and then every 24-48h.

That means if you start with an empty blog your sitemap will be empty and there are no links that can be autolinked.



Go to our "Websites" page, and click on "Sitemap" to see what links have been scraped and to re-scrape it.

Here’s how you can permanently allow GoDaddy to access the WordPress REST API:

1. Under Website Security and Backups, click on the website you want to manage

2. Under Firewall, click on Details

3. Click on Settings

4. Click on Access Control

5. Click Allow URL Paths

6. In the input field add /wp/v2/ and click Allow

Sometimes users get redirected to their Wordpress admin homepage instead of the application approval page. Try using our custom wp-admin connector.



If that doesn't work please follow these steps:

Try including www when entering your URL on our connection page:

https://www.example.com/wp-admin

If that also doesn't work please follow the steps below.

You can manually go to the correct page by following these steps:

1. Open a new tab and login to your Wordpress admin area.

2. Keep the tab open and open another new tab to navigate to our dashboard to get your site token as shown: 3. Use the token from the previous step to append it to this url after the '3D', also replace example.com with your actual url:

https://example.com/wp-admin/authorize-application.php?app_name=wpautoblog-8719369&success_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwpautoblog.com%2Fuser%2Fwordpressreturn%3Fid%3D267%26site_token%3Dreplace-me

If the above url doesn't work, please try the same but this time with www

https://www.example.com/wp-admin/authorize-application.php?app_name=wpautoblog-8719369&success_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwpautoblog.com%2Fuser%2Fwordpressreturn%3Fid%3D267%26site_token%3Dreplace-me

4. Now you can use this url, with your actual domain and token, to open it in a new tab of your browser to get to the correct page:

You must use the path to your wordpress admin area not just your domain, please use:

https://example.com/wp-admin/

1. Login to Cloudflare and go to Rules ->Page Rules

2. Enter as URL https://example.com/wp-json/* make sure to include the * at the end

3. Disable all security rules for this path