PostNext

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PostNext turns your WordPress blog into a hands-off content engine.

You set up a content plan once in the PostNext app — start date, duration, posting cadence, language, and competitive intent — and the AI researches, writes, and ships articles to your WordPress site for the whole run. No copy-paste, no manual scheduling, no batch-generate-and-pray.

Plan it once, ship it daily

• Multi-day content plans — choose 7 days, 14 days, 30 days, or “Until I stop”. Set a start date and PostNext keeps the pipeline flowing.
• Publish hour window (UTC) — pick the hour range when posts should go live (e.g. 08–19 UTC). Each article publishes at a random minute inside the window, so your blog cadence reads as human, not bot.
• Content language — write natively in your audienceÌtumọ̀ Yorùbá: ’s language; not machine-translated from English.
• Auto-publish to WordPress — publish posts automatically when generated, or leave off to land them as drafts for review.
• Auto-promote on social media — create social posts to promote each blog post (managed in the PostNext app).
• Competitor domains (optional) — enter competitor websites to discover content gaps. One domain per line, max 10. PostNext finds keywords and topics they rank for and you donÌtumọ̀ Yorùbá: ’t, then writes content to close the gap.

What the plugin does inside WordPress

• Receives articles from PostNext via a secure REST API
• Downloads and stores all images in your Media Library (deduplicated by source URL)
• Sets SEO metadata for Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO, and SEOPress
• Tracks every synced article on a built-in dashboard with status and date
• Supports draft-first or direct-publish workflows
• Works on single sites and WordPress Multisite networks (per-site tracking + settings)

External services

This plugin connects to the PostNext platform (https://postnext.io) to receive blog post content for publishing to your WordPress site.

When data is transmitted:

• When the PostNext backend pushes a new article to your site via the REST API
• When the PostNext backend updates or deletes an existing article
• When PostNext tests the integration connection
• When PostNext queries your site for published posts

What data is received from PostNext:

• Article content (title, body HTML, slug, categories, tags)
• Featured image URL (downloaded and stored locally in your Media Library)
• SEO metadata (meta description, focus keyword)
• Author assignment

What data is sent to PostNext:

• Your site name and URL (during status checks)
• Post IDs and URLs (as confirmation after publishing)
• Plugin version and capabilities

No user data, visitor data, or analytics are collected or transmitted.

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