Keytomic is an AI SEO platform. It researches keywords, plans a content calendar, and writes SEO articles for your website. This plugin connects your WordPress site to Keytomic, so each article goes to your site without copy and paste.
You decide in Keytomic if an article goes to WordPress as a draft for review, or as a live post. Keytomic can also refresh your older posts, and the refreshed post keeps its URL.
What the plugin does on your site
- Publishes articles as drafts or live posts. Each article keeps its title, slug, excerpt, headings, lists, tables, images and links.
- Sets the featured image. The plugin downloads the hero image from Keytomic one time, and does not download the same image again.
- Adds a meta description. The plugin adds the description that Keytomic writes for each post.
- Adds structured data. The plugin adds Keytomic’s JSON-LD (Article, FAQ and more) to each post, with the final WordPress URL of the post.
- Updates posts safely. An update changes the same post, so the post keeps its URL, publish date and author. Keytomic never makes a duplicate post when it updates a post.
- Works with your SEO plugin. On a post that Keytomic imported from your site, the plugin saves the description in Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress or The SEO Framework, and that plugin keeps its tags on the page.
What the plugin does not do
- It does not write content inside WordPress. Keytomic writes the articles.
- It does not send your site’s content anywhere. It only answers requests that Keytomic sends to your site.
- It does not change your theme, your menus or your other posts.
What you need
- A Keytomic account. You can start a free trial or see the plans.
- WordPress 6.0 or later, and PHP 8.1 or later.
- The WordPress REST API must be on. It is on by default.
External services
This plugin is designed to be used with the Keytomic platform and requires an API key generated in your Keytomic account.
This plugin does not send your site’s content to Keytomic on its own. It only processes inbound requests made to your site’s endpoint.
Data handled:
– API key (entered by the site admin and stored as a hash in WordPress options)
– Post data received from Keytomic (title, slug, summary/excerpt, content, optional hero image URL and alt text, optional SEO description, optional JSON-LD structured data)
When data is processed:
– When Keytomic sends a request to your site’s REST endpoint
– When the plugin downloads a featured image from a URL provided in the request (if used)
External service links:
– Keytomic: https://keytomic.com
– Privacy Policy: https://keytomic.com/privacy-policy
– Terms of Service: https://keytomic.com/term-and-conditions