Publishing connections

Where your articles go

Open Connections for the selected site. Where your articles go lists its publishing destinations. Connected means its connection passed verification. Needs attention means it could not be verified; read the explanation and use Check again after fixing it. A managed blog can say Not live yet while its own domain is unfinished.

Choose an available connection below the list. Each platform offers an address on your website or a managed subdomain. The fields depend on that choice.

Choose your connection

• WordPress: direct posts through a WordPress application password.
• Framer: direct CMS publishing through your project API key and article collection.
• Site built with an AI builder: an installation prompt for Lovable, Cursor, Windsurf, Bolt, Replit or another coding assistant.
• Developer API: your developer reads published articles from the content API.
• Managed blog: a blog hosted on your own subdomain, including for another website platform.

Webflow, Wix, Shopify and Squarespace are named under Another website platform. That choice offers blog placement and managed hosting; it is not a direct CMS credential form for those platforms.

Verify before starting

Saving a connection or receiving a key is part of setup. For an AI builder or API install, deploy the public blog and check the installation. For managed hosting, finish the domain checks. Check again verifies an existing connection and can complete a site's pending setup when verification succeeds. Managed domains

Removing a connection

Remove opens a confirmation before disconnecting that publishing destination. Removing a connection stops future delivery through it. API keys are managed separately in Account. If a website still uses a key you revoke, its API requests stop working. Developer API and keys

Data sources

Google Search Console appears separately under Data sources. It supplies search data for topics and Performance; it is not where articles are published. Search Console