Sites

Sites connects your content management system to Trakkr. Once connected, you can publish AI-optimized content directly from the content editor and apply optimization fixes without leaving the platform.

Supported platforms

WordPress

Connect any WordPress site with the REST API enabled.

What you can do:

• Publish articles directly from the content editor
• Apply meta tag and schema markup fixes from Optimize
• Sync content updates automatically

Setup:

1. 1Navigate to Sites in the sidebar
2. 2Click Connect WordPress
3. 3Enter your WordPress site URL
4. 4Authorize via OAuth or enter application credentials
5. 5Test the connection

Webflow

Connect your Webflow site for direct publishing.

What you can do:

• Publish content to Webflow collections
• Manage content status (draft, published)
• Sync content structure

Setup:

1. 1Click Connect Webflow
2. 2Authorize via Webflow OAuth
3. 3Select the target site and collection
4. 4Test the connection

Shopify

Connect your Shopify store for content publishing.

What you can do:

• Publish blog articles to your Shopify blog
• Update product descriptions with AI-optimized content

Setup:

1. 1Click Connect Shopify
2. 2Install the Trakkr app from Shopify
3. 3Authorize access
4. 4Select the target blog

Managing connected sites

Once connected, your sites appear in the Sites dashboard showing:

• Connection status (active, needs attention)
• Last sync date
• Number of published articles
• Any connection errors

Connection health

Sites monitors your connections continuously. If a connection breaks (expired credentials, API changes, site downtime), you will see a status indicator and can reconnect with one click.

Disconnecting

To remove a site connection:

1. 1Open the site in the Sites dashboard
2. 2Click Disconnect
3. 3Confirm removal

Previously published content stays on your site - disconnecting only removes the ability to push new content.

Publishing from the content editor

With a site connected, the content editor gains a Publish button:

1. 1Finish editing your article
2. 2Click Publish
3. 3Select the target site
4. 4Choose publish settings (draft vs. live, category, tags)
5. 5Confirm

The article is pushed to your CMS and goes live (or saves as draft, depending on your choice).

Using Sites with Workflows

Combine Sites with Workflows for automated publishing:

• Trigger: Article generated from campaign
• Action: Publish to WordPress as draft
• Action: Send Slack notification for review

This creates a content pipeline: Trakkr generates content, pushes it to your CMS, and notifies your team to review.

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