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Use Send to WordPress when your article is ready and you want Pinsearch to create or update a WordPress post for you. This is helpful when you want less copy-paste work and a faster path from research to publishing.
Publish panel with Site field, Status field, and Send to WordPress button

Choose a connected site, choose Draft or Publish, then send the article to WordPress.

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Before you start

Make sure:
  • Your WordPress site is connected in Settings.
  • The article title and body are ready.
  • A featured image is selected.
  • Images have useful alt text.
  • SEO fields are filled in if you plan to use them.
  • You saved your latest edits.

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Choose a WordPress site

In the Publish panel, use Site to choose the connected WordPress site. If you only have one connected site, Pinsearch selects it automatically. If you have a default site, it appears as the default destination. If no site is connected, the panel shows No site and Send to WordPress is disabled.

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Choose draft or publish

Use Status to choose how WordPress should receive the article.
WordPress status menu showing Draft and Publish options

Use Draft when you want to review in WordPress first. Use Publish only when the post is ready to go live.

  • Draft: Creates or updates the post as a WordPress draft.
  • Publish: Sends the post as a published WordPress post.
Choose Publish only when you are ready for the post to go live on your WordPress site.

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Send the article

1

Open the article

Go to Create, open Library, and click View beside the article.
2

Review the article

Check the title, body, images, and SEO fields.
3

Choose site and status

In the Publish panel, choose the Site and Status.
4

Send to WordPress

Click Send to WordPress.
If the article has unsaved changes, Pinsearch saves the latest version before sending it.

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After the article is sent

When publishing succeeds, Pinsearch shows a success message. If WordPress returns a post link, the editor shows View WordPress post so you can open the post in WordPress. If the article was already sent to the same connected WordPress site before, Pinsearch updates that existing post. If not, it creates a new WordPress post.