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Read the publishing result before retrying. A warning can accompany a successful post, while a failure means the send needs attention.
Choose a connected WordPress site and replace every missing image. Check Settings → WordPress if no site is available.
Check the saved username and application password. Use a WordPress application password rather than the normal account login password. Re-test the connection after updating it.
Use a WordPress user with the required post and Media Library permissions. Check site security rules that might block authorized requests.
Check the complete site URL, that WordPress is installed there and that the site is online. Security, hosting or API restrictions can interrupt a connection that previously worked.
Open the result on WordPress and review the post. Pinsearch attempts to send supported Rank Math title and description fields; a missing or blocked SEO integration can cause a warning while the post itself succeeds. Enter the SEO details manually if necessary.
The original post could not be updated. Review the warning and WordPress post list before sending again. Confirm which post should remain linked to the article.
A draft has no public page. Use Open it in WordPress to edit it, publish there when ready, then use Make Pins to check for its public URL.
For persistent problems, send support the article title, site domain, visible error and approximate time. Keep application passwords private.