launchmind

Display AI-powered Launchmind blog content on your WordPress site.
<h3>Testing</h3>
For WordPress.org Reviewers:
A demo API key is available for testing purposes:
<pre><code>lm_test_demo1234567890
</code></pre>
This key provides access to 6 sample blog articles for testing the plugin functionality.
Test the connection:
<ol>
<li>Install and activate the plugin</li>
<li>Go to Launchmind in the WordPress admin sidebar</li>
<li>Click the Settings tab</li>
<li>Enter the demo API key: <code>lm_test_demo1234567890</code></li>
<li>Click Save Settings</li>
<li>Click Test Connection – should show “Connection successful”</li>
<li>Go to the Articles tab to see 6 sample posts</li>
<li>Add the Gutenberg block (<code>Launchmind Blog</code>) or use shortcode <code>[launchmind_blog]</code> on any page</li>
</ol>
Sample articles included:
<ul>
<li>10 Tips to Boost Your E-commerce Conversion Rate</li>
<li>The Ultimate Guide to SEO for Online Stores</li>
<li>How to Create a Winning Product Description</li>
<li>Email Marketing Strategies That Actually Work</li>
<li>Social Media Marketing for Small Businesses</li>
<li>Customer Retention: How to Keep Customers Coming Back</li>
</ul>
Getting your own API key:
Sign up at <a href="https://launchmind.io" rel="nofollow ugc">launchmind.io</a> to get your personal API key for production use.
<h3>Privacy Policy</h3>
This plugin connects to external Launchmind.io servers to fetch blog content. By using this plugin, you agree to Launchmind’s <a href="https://launchmind.io/terms" rel="nofollow ugc">Terms of Service</a> and <a href="https://launchmind.io/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a>.
Data transmitted: 
* Your Launchmind API key (for authentication) 
* Content requests (post slugs, language preferences)
Data NOT transmitted: 
* Personal data of your WordPress site visitors 
* WordPress user information 
* Any other site data
All API communication uses HTTPS encryption.

Launchmind Blog

Display AI-powered Launchmind blog content on your WordPress site.

microkid

This powerful plugin makes it super easy to manually select related posts for your content. You can search and select posts that fit your criteria, all from within the write/edit post screen.
Creating a system of related items on your website will result in more page views per unique visitor, and will improve Google’s understanding of your content.
As mentioned by <a href="http://yoast.com/articles/wordpress-seo/#relatedposts" title="WordPress SEO and Related Posts " rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress SEO</a> master Yoast:
<blockquote>
A very good alternative is Microkid’s related post plugin, which lets you manually pick related posts. This might cost a bit more time before you hit publish but might very well be worth your while.
</blockquote>
You can display related posts automatically underneath your content, use a shortcode or use the widget. Or, if you have some development skills, you can use one of the available API functions for full control of the way related posts are displayed on your website.
With its full support for Custom Post Types, this plugin will work perfectly for both basic and advanced WordPress installations.
See the official plugin homepage for <a href="http://www.microkid.net/wordpress/related-posts/" title="Wordpress Related Posts" rel="nofollow ugc">Related Posts for WordPress</a> for more info and discussion.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Easily find posts or pages that might be related to the one you are writing with an integrated AJAX powered search utility</li>
<li>Easily add and remove relations with a single click</li>
<li>Extreme flexibility in the customization of the way the related posts are displayed on your website</li>
<li>The relationship created works reciprocal, which means that if post A is added as related to post B, post B is automatically added as related to post A as well (this option can be turned off easily through the settings panel)</li>
<li>Custom post types support</li>
<li>Multiple widget support with extended customization options</li>
<li>Shortcode support: add the [related-posts] shortcode to your post content to display related posts anywhere you want</li>
<li>Automatically display a list of related posts underneath your posts content. No need to add any PHP tags in your template files, but several <a href="http://www.microkid.net/wordpress/related-posts/#API" title="Related Posts for WordPress API functions" rel="nofollow ugc">functions</a> available for advanced users.</li>
<li>Available in a growing number of languages</li>
</ul>

So far good

Increase your pageviews and SEO by manually selecting related posts for your content. Easy reciprocal linking of related posts and pages.

Launchmind Blog vs Related Posts for WordPress