Aomark Writer connects WordPress to the hosted Aomark Writer service. An Aomark account is required, and content generation may require a paid plan or article credits.

Create and review content in Aomark, then use this plugin to publish or schedule the approved content on your WordPress site. The plugin supports posts, categories, tags, featured images, Gutenberg or HTML content, scheduling, and Aomark-generated SEO metadata.

Key Features

Site-specific authentication without WordPress application passwords
Replay protection for publishing requests
Immediate or scheduled publishing
Featured-image sideloading and optional site-logo branding
Category and tag assignment
Gutenberg, HTML, and plain-text content
Aomark-generated SEO title, description, FAQ, and JSON-LD metadata
Pull-based publishing fallback for hosts that block inbound REST requests

How It Works

Install and activate the plugin.
Open Aomark Writer in WordPress, or Aomark Suite > Writer when Suite is active.
Choose “Connect to Aomark” and complete the secure connection in Aomark.
Create and approve content in Aomark.
Publish or schedule that content on the connected WordPress site.

External Service

This plugin relies on the Aomark Writer service operated by Aomark Digital LLC at https://app.aomark.io/.

The plugin first contacts Aomark when a WordPress administrator chooses “Connect to Aomark”. During connection it sends the site URL, product identifier, a temporary connection code, and a temporary device credential.

While the site remains connected, the plugin may contact Aomark to:

show Writer plan and usage information;
test or revoke the connection;
check for Aomark publishing jobs approximately every 30 seconds through WP-Cron;
retrieve Aomark-generated content approved for publishing; and
report whether WordPress created or updated the requested post.

These requests can include the site URL, plugin and protocol versions, site ID and authentication token, temporary connection credentials, publishing job/request/lease identifiers, and the resulting WordPress post ID, status, and permalink. If publishing fails, a sanitized error code and message may be returned to Aomark.

The plugin does not upload locally authored WordPress post content to Aomark. It retrieves only content already created in the user’s Aomark account for publishing.

When an approved publishing payload contains a remote featured image or branding image, WordPress downloads that image from the supplied URL. The remote image host receives a normal server request.

If an administrator submits the optional support form, WordPress emails [email protected] with the administrator’s email address, subject and message, WordPress/PHP/plugin versions, site and page URL, and UTC time. Nothing is sent through this form until the administrator submits it.

Service information: Aomark Writer

Service dashboard: Aomark App

Privacy

The WordPress.org build contains no analytics or telemetry and does not contact Aomark merely because it is activated. An administrator must start the connection process before service requests begin.

The site ID and authentication token are stored in the WordPress options table while connected. Temporary connection and publishing state is stored in WordPress options or transients. Disconnecting removes the connection credentials and stops publishing pickup. Uninstalling removes the stored connection credentials and scheduled pickup event.

Support

For support, visit Aomark Support.