Auto Posting handles the routine around getting articles onto your blog: posts flow to WordPress, statuses sync back automatically, and rankings check themselves daily. You make the editorial decisions; the system does the rounds.
Running a blog day to day involves a lot of small, repetitive checks. Has WordPress changed a post's status? Did the ranking check run? Is a report due? Auto Posting handles that routine automatically so the only manual step left is the one that should be: your editorial review.
When a draft goes live, gets scheduled, or is trashed in WordPress, Neogenio picks it up automatically throughout the day. Both systems agree without you reconciling them.
Editorial status is decided in your WordPress, and Neogenio follows. Automation here means less bookkeeping, never less control.
Rankings, competitor positions, and visibility scores refresh automatically every day. The data is simply there each morning.
Connect WordPress and set your preferences once, then let posts flow through the pipeline while status changes sync back automatically throughout the day.
Link your WordPress site and set your publishing preferences per project.
Send finished articles to WordPress; status changes sync back automatically.
Daily tracking and syncing run on their own schedule while you focus on content decisions.
WordPress stays the truth. A pipeline, not tabs. You check results, not plumbing.
Status changes made in WordPress flow back, so the two never disagree about what is live.
Generate, review, publish and track in one place, on a schedule you set once.
Failures surface with the reason attached instead of silently stalling.
Status changes made in WordPress flow back, so the two never disagree about what is live.
Generate, review, publish and track in one place, on a schedule you set once.
Failures surface with the reason attached instead of silently stalling.
Every 30 min, Manual sync and Conflict free.
Publishing handoff to WordPress, status sync back from WordPress throughout the day, daily rank tracking, and daily competitor visibility updates. Editorial approval stays manual on purpose.
Neogenio checks your WordPress site's post statuses on a regular schedule and updates each article to match: published, scheduled, draft, or trashed. A manual sync button exists too when you want an immediate update.
Not by default. The standard flow delivers drafts, and you publish from WordPress. Automation covers the mechanics around publishing, not the decision itself.
The sync detects it and marks the article accordingly in Neogenio, preserving its previous status. Nothing is deleted on the Neogenio side.
No. Syncing and tracking run server-side on schedule, whether you're logged in or not.
No. Like publishing itself, all syncing works through the WordPress REST API with your application password. Nothing is installed on your site.
People mostly ask what's actually automated versus what still needs approval, and what happens if a post is deleted on the WordPress side. Here's what we tell them.