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Integration Guide

WordPress Integration

Connect Autoblogging.pro to WordPress using any of these 4 methods. From simple plugin to advanced webhooks.

Method 1

5 minutes

WordPress Box (Recommended)

Method 2

15 minutes

REST API Integration

Method 3

10 minutes

XML-RPC (Legacy)

Method 4

20 minutes

Webhooks (Advanced)

Method 1Easy

WordPress Box (Recommended)

The easiest way to connect - just install our official plugin.

📸 WordPress Box (Recommended)

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Setup Time

5 minutes

Difficulty

Easy

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Version 1.4 (Latest Stable)

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Setup Steps

  1. 1Go to Boxs > Add New in your WordPress dashboard
  2. 2Search for 'Autoblogging.pro'
  3. 3Click 'Install Now' and activate the plugin
  4. 4Go to Settings > Autoblogging.pro
  5. 5Enter your API key from dashboard
  6. 6Configure auto-publish settings
  7. 7Test the connection

✓ Pros

  • No coding required
  • Auto-publish articles automatically
  • Automatic connection testing
  • Easy configuration
  • Open source (GitHub available)

✗ Cons

  • ×
    Requires WordPress admin access
  • ×
    Plugin must stay active
Method 2Intermediate

REST API Integration

Connect using WordPress REST API for more control.

📸 REST API Integration

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Setup Time

15 minutes

Difficulty

Intermediate

Setup Steps

  1. 1Generate API credentials in WordPress
  2. 2Install Autoblogging.pro WordPress integration plugin
  3. 3Configure API endpoint URL
  4. 4Set authentication method (Application Password or JWT)
  5. 5Test the connection
  6. 6Configure sync settings

✓ Pros

  • More control over integration
  • Works with headless WordPress
  • Supports custom fields
  • Better for developers

✗ Cons

  • ×
    Requires technical knowledge
  • ×
    Need to generate API credentials
Method 3Intermediate

XML-RPC (Legacy)

Use the classic XML-RPC method for older WordPress sites.

📸 XML-RPC (Legacy)

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Setup Time

10 minutes

Difficulty

Intermediate

Setup Steps

  1. 1Enable XML-RPC in WordPress settings (Settings > Writing > Remote Publishing)
  2. 2Generate Application Password for Autoblogging.pro
  3. 3Configure XML-RPC endpoint URL
  4. 4Test the connection
  5. 5Set up post template

✓ Pros

  • Works with older WordPress versions
  • Lower resource usage
  • Widely supported

✗ Cons

  • ×
    Less secure than REST API
  • ×
    Older technology
  • ×
    Limited features
Method 4Advanced

Webhooks (Advanced)

Use webhooks for real-time notifications and posting.

📸 Webhooks (Advanced)

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Setup Time

20 minutes

Difficulty

Advanced

Setup Steps

  1. 1Create a webhook in WordPress using a plugin or custom code
  2. 2Configure webhook URL in Autoblogging.pro
  3. 3Set up authentication (HMAC signature verification)
  4. 4Configure event triggers
  5. 5Test with sample article

✓ Pros

  • Real-time posting
  • Highly customizable
  • Can trigger multiple actions
  • Best for complex workflows

✗ Cons

  • ×
    Most complex setup
  • ×
    Requires development knowledge
  • ×
    May need custom WordPress code

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Connection failed - Invalid credentials

Double-check your API key. Make sure there are no spaces before/after. Regenerate if needed.

Articles not publishing automatically

Check that auto-publish is enabled in both WordPress and Autoblogging.pro. Verify webhook URL is correct.

401 Unauthorized error

Your credentials may have expired. Generate a new Application Password in WordPress and update settings.

Timeout errors

Your WordPress server may be slow. Increase timeout in settings or use the XML-RPC method.

Need More Control?

Explore our Developer Guide for advanced integrations using Webhooks and APIs.

Webhooks GuideAPI Reference