Wordpress

Ship content to WordPress in one click

Frase’s WordPress integration is designed to remove friction between content creation and publishing.

From inside Frase, you’ll be able to:

• Select your WordPress site
• Choose draft or published status
• Push the content over with one click

How to Connect to WordPress

Important: For Frase to connect to your Wordpress API, you will need to whitelist Frase.

Step 1: Open Integrations in Frase

1. Log into Frase
2. Go to Settings → Integrations
3. Under CMS Publishing, select WordPress

Step 2: Enter Your WordPress Site URL

• For WordPress Site URL, enter the URL of your WordPress dashboard
• This should end in /wp-admin

Example: https://yourwebsite.com/wp-admin

Step 3: Add Your WordPress Login Details

Username: Enter the admin email associated with your WordPress account

Step 4: Generate an Application Password in WordPress

1. Open your WordPress Admin
2. Go to Users → Profile
3. Scroll to Application Passwords
4. Generate a new application password
5. Copy the password (this will only be visible once)
6. Paste this password into the Password field in Frase.

Step 5: Connect

Click Connect WordPress & you're set!

Publishing Content to Wordpress

After connecting, you'll be able to:

• Choose Wordpress as your CMS publishing destination
• Send content as a draft or publish it live

Publish to Custom Content Types

You can publish to both standard blog Posts and custom types like Testimonials or Case Studies. Just choose the type per article.

Here's how to set it up:

1. In Settings → Integrations, open your WordPress site and pick which types to allow under Content types (Posts is always included).
2. In the editor's Publish dropdown, expand WordPress and choose a type to Publish as.

The type locks after the first publish, so later updates re-target the same post. If you use RankMath, your SEO meta now syncs automatically on publish.

Best Practices & Tips

• Use draft when collaborating with editors or clients.
• Use publish when content is finalized and approved.
• You can still edit, format, and schedule posts normally inside WordPress after publishing.
• Application passwords can be revoked anytime from WordPress for security.