Connect your WordPress site directly and publish articles as drafts or live posts — no webhooks, no code changes.

1. 1.Open Integrations for the website in GhostRank and select WordPress.
2. 2.Enter your WordPress site URL and an application password (Settings → Users → Application Passwords).
3. 3.Save the connection and run verification — GhostRank checks credentials before anything publishes.
4. 4.Create or generate an article, complete the review, and hit Publish. Choose draft or live at publish time.

Best for: Teams running a WordPress blog who want direct draft/live publishing with credential verification.

Push articles into any Webflow CMS collection with control over staged versus live publishing.

1. 1.Open Integrations and select Webflow.
2. 2.Paste your Webflow API token, site ID, and collection ID.
3. 3.Map the content field key to the CMS collection field that holds article HTML.
4. 4.Verify the connection, then publish articles as staged or live items.

Best for: Marketing teams using Webflow CMS who want collection-level control and published-URL tracking.

Send blog articles to your Shopify store in draft or live mode, with update support across content runs.

1. 1.Open Integrations and select Shopify.
2. 2.Enter your myshopify.com domain, access token, and blog ID.
3. 3.Verify the connection so GhostRank confirms the store and blog exist.
4. 4.Publish articles — each delivery records the Shopify post ID for future updates.

Best for: E-commerce teams who publish SEO content to a Shopify blog alongside their store.

Receive article payloads in a Next.js App Router route handler and store them in your own database.

1. 1.Create a route handler at /api/webhooks/ghostrank in your Next.js project.
2. 2.Verify the bearer token from the Authorization header against the shared secret you configure in GhostRank.
3. 3.Parse the article payload (title, slug, HTML, metadata) and write it into your content database.
4. 4.Open Integrations in GhostRank, select Secure Webhook, enter the handler URL and auth token, and verify.
5. 5.Publish an article — GhostRank delivers the payload, records the response, and retries on transient failures.

Best for: Next.js teams who own their content database and want full control over how articles land in the app.

After a publish, trigger on-demand revalidation of specific paths or tags so your ISR or hybrid site picks up the new content.

1. 1.Create a revalidation endpoint in your Next.js project (e.g., /api/revalidate).
2. 2.Accept a secret token and the target path or tag from the request body.
3. 3.Call revalidatePath or revalidateTag inside the handler.
4. 4.Open Integrations in GhostRank, select Revalidation Trigger, enter the endpoint URL, and verify.
5. 5.When an article is published, GhostRank hits the endpoint and your site rebuilds the affected pages.

Best for: Next.js ISR or hybrid sites where content is already stored and publishing means refreshing the cache.

Receive article payloads in an Astro server endpoint and trigger a rebuild or store the content.

1. 1.Add a server endpoint (e.g., src/pages/api/ghostrank.ts) in your Astro project.
2. 2.Validate the bearer token, parse the article payload, and write to your data store or trigger a deploy webhook.
3. 3.Open Integrations in GhostRank, select Secure Webhook, enter the endpoint URL and auth token, and verify.
4. 4.Publish an article — the delivery hits your endpoint and either stores content or kicks off a rebuild.

Best for: Astro content sites that store articles in a database or trigger static rebuilds on publish.

Send articles into Contentful so your existing frontend keeps reading from the same content source.

1. 1.Open Integrations and select Headless CMS.
2. 2.Enter your Contentful space ID, environment, content type ID, and management API token.
3. 3.Map the GhostRank article fields to Contentful entry fields.
4. 4.Verify the connection — GhostRank checks credentials and the content type exists.
5. 5.Published articles create or update Contentful entries with the CMS entry ID saved as a durable receipt.

Best for: Teams with a Contentful-backed frontend who want to keep content ownership in the CMS while generating articles in GhostRank.

Publish articles as Markdown or MDX files in a GitHub repository via branch and pull request, so your team can review the diff before merge.

1. 1.Open Integrations and select Git / PR.
2. 2.Enter the GitHub repository owner, name, base branch, content directory, and a personal access token with repo scope.
3. 3.Verify the connection — GhostRank confirms the repo and branch exist.
4. 4.When you publish an article, GhostRank creates a branch, commits the Markdown file, and opens a pull request.
5. 5.Your team reviews the PR in GitHub. Merging triggers your existing CI/CD pipeline to deploy.

Best for: Docs sites, MDX blogs, and compliance-heavy teams who want human review in GitHub before content goes live.