CREATE POSTS TEMPLATE

Publish a WordPress post

Draft, format, and publish a WordPress article with its title and metadata.

RUNS INYour signed-in browser

SETUP5 details to add

WHAT YOU GET04 PARTS

01Article title and body
02Headings and metadata
03Categories and tags
04Published article link

SET UP YOUR RUN

Add the details. Check the result. Run it.

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Tell rtrvr what to use

Required details are marked. The example text shows the expected format.

WordPress site URLRequired

Blog post topicRequired

Target SEO keyword

Post length

Auto-publish (vs. draft)

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ONE MORE STEP

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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

From setup to finished result.

01
rtrvr opens the right sites. It uses Cloud or the signed-in browser you chose.
02
The browser does the job. You can follow the run and step in if a site asks for help.
03
You get the result. The output above is the shape to expect.

ADVANCEDRequest JSONOptional

Exact request sent to the run panel.

REQUEST.JSON

{
  "source": "retrieve",
  "template": {
    "id": "wordpress_post_creator",
    "slug": "wordpress-post-creator",
    "name": "WordPress Post Creator",
    "categoryId": "SOCIAL_CREATE"
  },
  "inputs": {
    "siteUrl": "",
    "topic": "",
    "targetKeyword": "",
    "length": "standard",
    "autoPost": true
  },
  "agentHint": "Navigate to . Create a new blog post.\n\n**POST BRIEF:**\n- Topic: \n- Target keyword: \n- Length: standard\n\n**WORDPRESS SEO BEST PRACTICES:**\n1. Keyword in title, first paragraph, and H2s\n2. Meta description with keyword (150-160 chars)\n3. Proper heading hierarchy (H2 > H3)\n4. Short paragraphs (2-3 sentences)\n5. Internal links to related posts\n6. Alt text for images\n7. URL slug optimization\n\n**EXECUTION:**\n1. Navigate to Posts > Add New\n2. Write SEO-optimized title\n3. Create content with proper structure\n4. Add categories and tags\n5. Set featured image (suggest or create)\n6. Configure SEO metadata\n7. {autoPost ? \"Publish\" : \"Save as Draft\"}\n\n**RETURN:**\n- Full post content\n- SEO checklist status\n- Categories/tags applied\n- Meta description\n- Post URL\n- Improvement suggestions",
  "userInput": "Navigate to . Create a new blog post.\n\n**POST BRIEF:**\n- Topic: \n- Target keyword: \n- Length: standard\n\n**WORDPRESS SEO BEST PRACTICES:**\n1. Keyword in title, first paragraph, and H2s\n2. Meta description with keyword (150-160 chars)\n3. Proper heading hierarchy (H2 > H3)\n4. Short paragraphs (2-3 sentences)\n5. Internal links to related posts\n6. Alt text for images\n7. URL slug optimization\n\n**EXECUTION:**\n1. Navigate to Posts > Add New\n2. Write SEO-optimized title\n3. Create content with proper structure\n4. Add categories and tags\n5. Set featured image (suggest or create)\n6. Configure SEO metadata\n7. {autoPost ? \"Publish\" : \"Save as Draft\"}\n\n**RETURN:**\n- Full post content\n- SEO checklist status\n- Categories/tags applied\n- Meta description\n- Post URL\n- Improvement suggestions",
  "urls": [],
  "meta": {
    "createdAt": "",
    "userAgent": ""
  },
  "execution": {
    "mode": "device",
    "deviceIds": []
  }
}

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