Publish AI search pages straight to your CMS

WordPress

Publishes: Posts (REST API, wp/v2/posts). Draft / live: Both. A Contributor account lands as pending review.

1. In WordPress, go to Users → Profile.
2. Under Application Passwords, name it GEOHATS and click Add.
3. Copy the password it shows. Use an Administrator account for best results.
4. Optional, for one-click fixes from the site optimizer: install the free GEOHATS Connector plugin (download the zip, then Plugins → Add New → Upload).

Limits

• The site must be on https. GEOHATS will not send the password over plain http.
• WordPress removes JSON-LD and custom styling from posts made by roles without the unfiltered_html capability, which on a standard single-site install means anything below Editor (on multisite, everyone except Super Admins).
• A security plugin that blocks the REST API (for example Wordfence or Disable REST API settings) blocks the connection too.

Full WordPress guide

Webflow

Publishes: Items in your blog CMS collection (Data API v2). Draft / live: Both. Drafts are staged items; live uses Webflow's live item endpoints.

1. In Webflow, open Site settings → Apps & integrations → API access.
2. Generate an API token with CMS: read & write and Sites: read.
3. Paste the token. GEOHATS finds your blog collection and its Rich Text field automatically; you can name the collection if you have several.

Limits

• Webflow rich text does not support tables or structured data, so JSON-LD is dropped and tables publish as plain text. Headings, lists and links survive.
• The collection needs a Rich Text field for the body. A collection with other required fields GEOHATS cannot fill is refused at connect.
• SEO fixes apply to static pages only, and you publish your Webflow site to push them live.

Shopify

Publishes: Online Store blog articles (Admin GraphQL API). Draft / live: Both. Drafts are saved as unpublished articles.

1. In Shopify admin, go to Settings → Apps and sales channels → Develop apps → Create an app.
2. Under Admin API scopes, enable read_content and write_content, then install the app.
3. Reveal the Admin API access token (it starts with shpat_) and copy it. GEOHATS picks your blog automatically, or you can name one.

Limits

• The store needs a blog first (Online Store → Blog posts).
• Article bodies keep the page HTML, including tables and JSON-LD, and render inside your theme.

Framer

Publishes: Items in your Framer CMS collection (Server API). Draft / live: Both. Live adds the item, then publishes and deploys the whole project.

1. Open your project in Framer and copy the URL from the browser (framer.com/projects/...).
2. Go to Site settings → General → API keys and create a key.
3. Paste both. GEOHATS finds your blog collection and its fields automatically. Optionally set the blog path on your site, such as /blog.

Limits

• Needs a paid Framer plan.
• Publishing live publishes your whole Framer project, so unpublished design edits go live with the new page. Choose Send as draft if you would rather publish from Framer yourself.
• The collection needs a Text field for the title and a Formatted Text field for the body. JSON-LD is not carried over.

Ghost

Publishes: Posts (Admin API, sent as HTML). Draft / live: Both

1. In Ghost Admin, go to Settings → Integrations → Add custom integration.
2. Name it GEOHATS.
3. Copy the Admin API key and the API URL.

Limits

• The API URL must be https.
• Ghost converts the HTML to its editor format and keeps blocks it does not know, such as tables and JSON-LD, as HTML cards.
• Homepage SEO is set in Ghost's own settings, so fixes for the homepage are shown for you to copy.

HubSpot

Publishes: Blog posts (CMS Blog Posts API v3). Draft / live: Both. Republishing a live post pushes the update live.

1. In HubSpot, go to Settings → Integrations → Private apps → Create a private app.
2. Under Scopes, add content, then create the app.
3. Copy the access token (it starts with pat-). GEOHATS finds your blog and author automatically, or you can name them.

Limits

• The account needs a blog and at least one blog author (Blog → Authors) before you connect.

Wixbeta

Publishes: Blog posts (Blog Draft Posts API). Draft / live: Both. GEOHATS creates a draft post, then publishes it for live.

1. Go to manage.wix.com → API Keys and generate a key with Wix Blog permissions.
2. Copy the Site ID from your site's dashboard URL (the code after /dashboard/).
3. Paste both.

Limits

• Wix stores posts in its own format, so GEOHATS converts the page with Wix's converter. Headings, lists, links and tables carry over; custom styling and structured data do not.
• Long pages are converted in sections of about 28,000 characters and joined. The integration is marked beta while that conversion gets more real-world use.

GitHub

Publishes: A file in your repo: Markdown with front matter, or an HTML fragment. Draft / live: Commit to the branch for live, or open a pull request. Drafts always open a pull request.

1. Create a fine-grained token at github.com/settings/tokens for this repository.
2. Give it Contents: read & write, and Pull requests: read & write if you want review mode.
3. Enter the repository (owner/repo), the folder your site builds pages from (default content/blog), the branch, the file format, commit or pull request, and the page URL pattern (default https://yoursite.com/blog/{slug}).

Limits

• For Next.js, Astro, Hugo, Jekyll or any site built from files in a repo. Your site must build pages from that folder and render them on the server, because AI crawlers do not run JavaScript.
• Markdown files get front matter with title, slug, description and date, and the page HTML as the body.

Webhook

Publishes: A signed JSON POST to your URL (Zapier, Make, n8n or your own backend). Draft / live: Both. Events page.draft and page.publish; your automation decides what to do.

1. Create a catch hook: Webhooks by Zapier, a Make custom webhook, an n8n Webhook node, or your own endpoint.
2. Paste its URL. GEOHATS sends a test ping and shows your signing secret.
3. Each page arrives as JSON (title, slug, HTML, excerpt, JSON-LD). Reply with {"url": "..."} to record the live link.

Limits

• Requests are signed with HMAC-SHA256 in the X-Geohats-Signature header and time out after 20 seconds.

Full Webhook guide

Squarespace

Squarespace does not offer an API for creating blog posts, so no tool can publish to it automatically. Open the page in GEOHATS, click Download HTML, and paste it into a Squarespace post with a Code block.