For developers and technical teams: connecting a client's CMS, how sitemaps and crawls work, and testing the connection.
The apps behind the platform, what each one does, and how sign-on, website connections, AI Memory and publishing link them together.
Generate a Wix API key with Wix Blog permission, then connect your Wix site in Accounts with its Site ID, API key and member.
The access you need in Accounts, on the client's website for crawling, and in each CMS for publishing, plus a checklist before your first onboarding.
Where to find Connect a Site, how Test Connection and Connect work, the multilingual WordPress plugins, and how to edit or disconnect a site later.
How AI Memory finds a website's sitemap, which sitemap it registers, how sitemap indexes are read, and how to make sure a client's sitemap is found.
What happens after the sitemap is found, from page types and skipped pages to fetching, crawl speed, cache, large catalogs and the blog rule.
The crawl-to-memory pipeline, which branding and profile fields are filled in automatically, what stays manual, and the approval step.
A checklist to confirm the CMS connection, the website in Accounts, the crawl and AI Memory, and a real publish, plus common failures and fixes.
How agency, company and website fit together, the technical setup for each new client, and how to handle companies with several websites or memories.
Create a WordPress Application Password, fill in the Connect a Site form, test and connect, and set post type, ACF and multilingual options.
Generate a Webflow site API token, find the Site ID and Collection ID, test and connect, and map your blog collection's fields.
Enable the required Drupal modules, allow JSON:API writes, create a publishing user, then test and connect the site in Connect a Site.
Prepare Craft's GraphQL API, a blog section and an access token, then test and connect the site in Connect a Site.
Create an Odoo user and API key, choose the blog to publish to, then test and connect the Odoo website in Connect a Site.
Learn how to verify whether a WordPress blog uses ACF, identify its post type, and find the required field groups when connecting a website.
WordPress script setup for single post pages, including conditional CSS/JS loading, jQuery fallback, button styling, and analytics integration.