Auto-Publishing
Connect a channel once, then every article you finish can go out automatically — no copy-pasting into your CMS.
How it works
In the dashboard's Publishing tab, click + Add channel and pick one of three types: WordPress (one click, publishes straight to your blog), Discord (posts a rich embed to a channel), or your own website / CMS(a webhook — works with literally anything, including CMS platforms that don't have a dedicated integration).
Once a channel is connected, finished articles can be sent to it from the article editor's Publish now button, or from the Publishing tab's Publish articleaction. Every attempt — success or failure — shows up in the tab's activity log, and a failing channel shows its last error right on the channel card.
WordPress setup
- In WP Admin, go to Users → Profile (your own user).
- Scroll to Application Passwords, name it "RankOnGeo", click Add New Application Password.
- Copy the generated password — WordPress only shows it once.
- In RankOnGeo, add a WordPress channel with your site URL, your WordPress username (exactly as shown on the Users page, not your display name), and the application password.
If publishing fails with a 401, a security plugin may be blocking the REST API — allowlist /wp-json/wp/v2/posts.
Discord setup
- Open your Discord server → right-click the channel you want articles posted in.
- Click Edit Channel → Integrations → Webhooks.
- Click New Webhook, name it, then click Copy Webhook URL.
- Paste that URL into RankOnGeo's Discord channel field — it starts with
discord.com/api/webhooks/….
Your website or CMS
There's no plugin needed — RankOnGeo POSTs a JSON payload to any URL you give it, so this works with a hand-coded site, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, or anything else with an API or database you can write to. The fastest way to build the receiving endpoint is to hand this prompt to an AI coding assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT) — fill in the two bracketed lines first with your stack and the real secret shown when you create the channel in the dashboard:
Once your assistant builds and deploys the endpoint, paste its URL into RankOnGeo's "Your endpoint URL" field and you're done.
Payload reference
If you'd rather wire it up by hand, here's exactly what RankOnGeo sends:
The secret is only sent for webhook channels (WordPress uses your application password; Discord doesn't need one). Respond with a 2xx status on success — anything else is logged as a failed delivery.
Troubleshooting
- WordPress 401 — wrong username or application password, or a security plugin blocking the REST API. Double-check the username matches exactly what's shown on your WP Users page.
- Discord returns 400 or 404 — the webhook was deleted or regenerated in Discord; create a new one and update the channel URL in RankOnGeo.
- Webhook delivery failing — check the error shown on the channel card and in the activity log, confirm your endpoint checks the
X-RankOnGeo-Secretheader correctly, and confirm the endpoint is publicly reachable (not behind auth or a local-only URL).