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Connect WordPress so ZeroRank can put your content right on your site. You write or improve a post in ZeroRank, then send it to WordPress in one step.

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What you can do once connected

After you connect, ZeroRank can work with your WordPress posts for you. It can do this from a workflow or when you publish content you made in Create content.
  • Create a post — add a brand-new post to your site.
  • Update a post — change a post that is already there.
  • List posts — see the posts on your site, including drafts.
  • Get a post — pull up one post to read or edit it.
A new post can go up as a draft first. That way you can read it on your site before anyone else does.

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Connect your site

You will need two things: an application password from WordPress and your site URL. An application password is a special extra password just for apps. It is not your normal login password.
1

Make an application password in WordPress

Log in to WordPress. Go to Users → Profile, then scroll to Application Passwords. Type a name like ZeroRank and create one. WordPress shows the password once. Copy it now.
2

Open the WordPress integration in ZeroRank

In ZeroRank, go to Settings → Workspace → Integrations → WordPress and click Connect account.
3

Enter your details

Fill in three fields:
  • Username — your WordPress username.
  • Application Password — the password you just copied (it looks like xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx).
  • Site URL — your full site address, like https://example.com.
4

Save

Click save. ZeroRank tests the connection right away and tells you if it worked.
Treat the application password like a secret. Anyone who has it can post to your site. ZeroRank hides it after you save, so save it somewhere safe too. If it ever leaks, delete it in WordPress and make a new one.
ZeroRank signs in using the application password (this is called Basic auth). Your normal login password is never shared.

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If the test fails

Most failed tests come from a small typo. Check these two things first:
  • Site URL — make sure it starts with https://. The address example.com on its own will not work.
  • Application Password — make sure you copied the whole thing with no extra spaces at the start or end.
Still stuck? Read the official WordPress application passwords guide, or email [email protected].

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Keep going

Create content

Write or improve a post, then send it to WordPress.

Build a workflow

Set up steps that publish to WordPress on their own.