General

• How to connect SEObot to my website?

  There are the following options: Connect your CMS in Menu -Connect my Blog if your CMS is in the list Use Webhooks. SEObot provides two events: created and updated for articles. You can assign the same or different webhook URLs. Use Menu -Connect my Blog -Webhooks. Use the REST API to create a custom integration. Refer to the npm package and check out the Next.js integration example (https://github.com/MarsX-dev/seobot-nexPopular

• What CMS integrations does SEObot support?

  CMS Compatibility: Framer Ghost Notion Shopify Unicorn Platform Webflow Wix WordPress Custom Integrations Next.js REST API WebhooksFew readers

Shopify

• How to connect my Shopify blog to SEObot?

  Get Shopify Admin API token Navigate to your Shopify admin panel -Apps, then scroll down the page and click "Develop apps for your store". Click "Create an app" button and enter your app name. Go to "API credentials" tab, in the "Access tokens" area click "Configure Admin API scopes", choose readcontent and writecontent permission scopes. Click "Save". Choose "API credentials" tab again, click "Install app" to get your admin API token. Shopify permission scopes (httpFew readers

WordPress.org

• WordPress.org - Metadata Support

  Install one of the following plugins to support metadata: https://wordpress.org/plugins/rest-api-meta-support/ https://github.com/ChazUK/wp-api-yoast-metaPopular

• WordPress.org - Missing YouTube video or CTA

  To fix the missing YT video issue: Ensure the Wordpress user used in SEObot has sufficient permissions (at least Editor level). Go to Menu -Blog Sync Status and click "Force Sync" articles. Wait 5-10 minutes for synchronization. If the issue persists, try adding the unfilteredhtml permission to the SEObot user: https://publishpress.com/knowledge-base/unfilteredhtml/ and proceed with "Force Sync".Few readers

• WordPress - Sorry, you are not allowed to do that

  Ensure the Wordpress user used to connect SEObot has sufficient permissions (Editor or Administrator level). Make sure your WordPress REST API is enabled and running. To do that, ensure that the /wp-json/ endpoint is available. Usually, it's located at the root of your domain https://mywebsite.com/wp-json/Few readers

Webflow

• Webflow - Troubleshooting

  Conflict: The site hasn't been published If the website has not been published before, this error may occur. Solution: Make sure to publish your website at least once for each domain (typically stage and production). Conflict: Site is published to multiple domains at different times Solution: Ensure all domains are synchronized and published with the same version. Conflict: The collection structure changed since the last publish If you have made changes to your collectionFew readers

• Webflow - API key Permission Scopes

  The API key should have the following permission scopes: sites: read assets: read + write cms: read + write More information - https://developers.webflow.com/v2.0.0/data/reference/scopesFew readers

REST API

• The API returns zero articles

  The reasons why the issue may happen: Ensure you "connected" your blog in Menu -Connect my Blog. You should see the API key. The server/client cache on your app side. Page parameter is zero-based (0 = first page, 1 = second page, etc.), but you use 1 for the first page:Popular