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Setup docs that match the way FullAutoBlog works.

A polished, customer-facing guide for connecting WordPress, choosing a content workflow, and launching automations without revealing operator-only configuration.

Start with basics Open your dashboard

Connect WordPress

Save a reusable publishing destination in Settings with a dedicated WordPress Application Password.

Choose the workflow

Pick feeds, URLs, keywords, preset niches, or Article Studio based on how much control you want.

Launch with guardrails

Start in draft mode, review the output, then publish automatically when the workflow is ready.

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How the product fits together

FullAutoBlog combines reusable WordPress connections, AI article generation, and scheduled automations in one workflow so you do not have to rebuild the same setup every time.

Settings is where you save and verify WordPress publishing destinations once.
Automations turn feeds, URLs, keywords, or preset niches into recurring WordPress output.
Article Studio is for one-off drafts when you want a manual review step before publishing.
Support keeps bug reports, feature ideas, and niche requests inside the same dashboard.

Step by step

1. Connect WordPress in Settings

Save a verified WordPress site using an Application Password so future workflows can reuse it safely.

2. Choose a source

Pick feeds, URLs, keywords, or a preset niche depending on how you want ideas to enter the system.

3. Decide how content goes live

Draft mode keeps a human review step; Publish mode sends verified output live immediately.

Source setup

Choose the right source type

The source type controls how future article ideas arrive in the system and how much editorial steering you keep.

RSS feeds rotate through new feed items and avoid already-processed entries.
URL rewrites are best when you maintain a fixed source list you want to revisit.
Keywords work well for recurring SEO topics you already know you want to target.
Preset niches are curated bundles when you want a ready-made source list.

RSS feeds

RSS feed automations

Use RSS when you want the app to monitor sources continuously and convert new items into original articles.

Add one or more trusted feed URLs, one per line.
The workflow avoids reusing the same feed item in the same automation.
Choose feeds with clear titles and useful summaries so generated articles stay focused.

URL rewrites

Rewrite source URLs with stronger titles

URL rewrite flows fetch the source page, extract the main topic, and generate a fresh article based on that material.

Use a single source URL in Article Studio or one URL per line in automations.
This mode is useful when you want better structure, title quality, or localization around an existing topic.
Keep your source list intentional so every rewrite still matches your editorial goals.

Keywords

Generate from topics and keywords

Keyword workflows are best when you already know which subjects your site should publish on repeatedly.

Use one keyword or topic per line.
The app researches the topic before generation starts.
Specific keywords usually perform better than broad one-word themes.

Preset niches

Use curated preset niches

Preset niches let you start from ready-made source bundles while choosing the niche inside the automation wizard.

Choose a niche when you want a maintained source bundle.
If the niche changes later, your automation benefits without re-entering every feed.
Use Support to request a new niche if the current catalog does not fit your site.

WordPress security

Save WordPress connections the safe way

WordPress sites are reusable publishing destinations. FullAutoBlog expects a WordPress Application Password, not your normal admin password, and verifies the connection when you save it.

Use the real site URL and a WordPress user that can create posts.
Create a dedicated Application Password in WordPress instead of using your main account password.
A save check confirms the connection is usable before you rely on it for publishing.
If you revoke or rotate the Application Password in WordPress, update the saved site here as well.

Step by step

1. Open Settings

Use the Settings page to manage reusable WordPress destinations instead of entering credentials inside each automation.

2. Paste an Application Password

Create the password in WordPress under Users → Profile → Application Passwords, then paste it into FullAutoBlog.

3. Save and verify

The app checks whether WordPress accepts the connection before making it available for workflows.

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WordPress connection checklist

Use this as a safe baseline when creating a reusable site connection.

Site URL: https://example.com
Username: publishing-bot
Password type: WordPress Application Password
Recommended role: Author or Editor

WordPress

WordPress categories

Categories are optional, but they help keep published content organized from the first run.

Enter an existing category ID or a new category name.
Leave it blank to use the WordPress default category.
When the app creates a new category name, it reuses the existing term if it already exists.

Launch

Launch settings and publishing rules

Launch settings decide how often the automation runs, how long the article should be, and how WordPress receives the result.

Interval controls how frequently the workflow should run.
Minimum word count sets the target floor for output quality.
Draft keeps a manual editorial review step; Publish sends content live immediately.
Featured image choices carry across future runs so output stays consistent.

Step by step

1. Pick a source workflow

Choose RSS, URLs, keywords, or preset niche content based on how new topics should arrive.

2. Select the publishing destination

Choose one of your saved WordPress sites and optionally set a default WordPress category.

3. Finalize cadence and image policy

Set run interval, word-count floor, draft/publish mode, and the featured image source before launching.

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Recommended first automation

A conservative starting point for a first production-safe launch.

Run every: 6 hours
Minimum words: 1200
Post status: Draft
Featured image: AI image enabled
Category: Site default

Automation launch settings screenshot showing source setup, WordPress destination, schedule, post status, and image settings. — The automation wizard keeps source, destination, and launch rules in one guided setup.

Manual workflow

Article Studio for one-off drafts

Article Studio is the fastest path when you want a single article without creating a recurring automation.

Start from a keyword/topic or a single source URL.
Choose language, target length, and tone before generating.
Generated drafts stay in your dashboard so you can edit and publish manually later.

Step by step

1. Choose generation mode

Topic-first is best for fresh research; URL rewrite is best for transforming a single existing source.

2. Set article defaults

Language, word count, and tone shape the result before generation starts.

3. Review before publishing

Each generated article lands in your dashboard so you can inspect, edit, and publish manually.

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Article Studio starter brief

Copy this structure when you want a fast one-off draft with manual review.

Topic: Best coffee gear for small apartments
Language: English
Target length: 1400 words
Tone: Clear and practical
Publish mode: Draft

Article Studio screenshot showing topic-first mode, language, requested word count, and tone settings. — Use Article Studio for one-off articles when you want manual review before publishing.

Ready to build

Use the docs while launching your first workflow.

Keep this guide open as you connect WordPress, choose a source, and decide whether drafts or immediate publishing fit your site.

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