Publish to WordPress

There are two ways to get ActiveGeo content into WordPress. Both create native posts with a featured image, category, and SEO meta title/description (Yoast and Rank Math supported).

Option A — the ActiveGeo plugin (recommended)

The easiest, no‑code path. Generate or auto‑receive posts from inside your WordPress admin.

1. Install the ActiveGeo plugin (Plugins → Add New → Upload) and activate it.
2. Go to ActiveGeo → Settings, paste your API key (from your ActiveGeo workspace → API keys) and click Test connection.
3. Use ActiveGeo → Generate to create a draft from a keyword, or copy the shown webhook endpoint + secret into your ActiveGeo Automations to receive scheduled posts automatically.

The plugin sets the featured image, category, and SEO meta automatically, and creates posts as drafts by default so you can review them.

Option B — connect with an Application Password

No plugin needed. ActiveGeo publishes over the WordPress REST API using an Application Password.

1. In WordPress, go to Users → Profile → Application Passwords, create one named "ActiveGeo", and copy it.
2. In ActiveGeo, go to Settings → Connections → Add destination → type WordPress. Enter your site URL, your WordPress username, and the Application Password, then a default category.
3. Click Test — a green status means you're connected.
4. Now pick this destination from the Publish button, or from a schedule's "Publish to" menu.

The Application Password endpoint used is:

POST https://yoursite.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts

What lands in WordPress

• The post title, content, slug and excerpt.
• A featured image (sideloaded into your Media Library).
• The category (created if it doesn't exist).
• SEO meta title & description (written to Yoast and Rank Math fields).