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Joogoos writes blog articles for your website, from your own sources, and you approve each one. To publish them on your own website (so the search credit is yours), Joogoos has to be connected to it once.

You do it in the app: Business → SEO → Where they are published (the same card is on SEO → Your website). It asks one question, How is your website made?, and shows the steps for the answer. A line at the top of the card says whether an approved article would reach your site today: green when it would, red with the reason when it would not.

Your website What you do Who does it Page
WordPress Make an application password in WordPress and paste it with your username You, 3 minutes WordPress
None yet Let Joogoos build one, in a Cloudflare account you own You, 10 minutes A site Joogoos built
Built by a developer Send them one message from the app; paste back the address they return, if any Your developer, under an hour Sites a developer built
Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Webflow Not possible yet Shopify, Wix and others

What Joogoos can and cannot do to your site

Section titled “What Joogoos can and cannot do to your site”
  • WordPress: Joogoos creates, updates and drafts posts, as the user whose application password you gave. Nothing else: no pages, no plugins, no settings. Delete that password in WordPress and it can do nothing.
  • A site Joogoos built: it publishes the site again with the articles on it, into the Cloudflare account you own.
  • A site a developer built: nothing at all. Your site reads your published articles from Joogoos, with a key that only reads them, and Joogoos may ring one address to ask it to rebuild.

Joogoos never asks for your own login to any of them.

  1. Joogoos plans topics and writes articles (overnight if you set a weekly amount on the Overview, or when you press Write on the SEO tab).
  2. You read one on the SEO tab and press Approve and publish, or Not this on the Overview’s list.
  3. A few minutes later Joogoos fetches the article’s address on your site and says Live when it answers.