Connect the right WordPress website
Prepare your HTTPS website address, public blog address and a WordPress user with permission to publish posts. Create a site-specific application password in that user's profile and enter it in the connection form.
The application password belongs to the WordPress website. It is different from your RankYourApp account password and from any payment details. Use the step-by-step guide to check the connection before scheduling delivery.
Keep the blog your readers already know
If the website already has a blog, preserve its address and existing posts. Inspect the article listing and post template so new content displays correctly alongside the old content. A new content tool should not require replacing working article URLs.
Read a delivered article on the public website, not only inside the editor. Check the title, body, cover and links through the theme visitors actually see. Permissions, security settings and theme behaviour can affect the complete publishing path.
Choose who approves the next post
Set review mode if someone should read articles before they go live. Your schedule determines writing slots; the review decision and the WordPress connection determine whether a completed draft reaches the public blog.
If delivery fails, read the connection and article status before retrying. Keep business facts up to date in RankYourApp when your WordPress service or product pages change, so future articles reflect the same offer.
Common questions
- Do I need to move away from WordPress?
- No. The direct publishing route uses your current WordPress website. Follow the connection guide and preserve any existing blog address.
- Can a developer set up the connection for me?
- Yes. They need the website and blog addresses and the appropriate WordPress permissions. Share credentials through private configuration, rather than a public brief or screenshot.