SMMIX.tools

SMMIX AI SEO Blog turns your WordPress site into an automated publishing destination for your SMMIX.tools AI SEO Blog project.
Instead of copying articles manually, you connect WordPress once with a secure webhook URL. After that, SMMIX.tools can send ready-to-publish articles directly to your site with titles, content, slugs, publish dates, SEO metadata, categories, featured images, and multilingual versions.
The plugin is built for site owners, marketers, agencies, and SEO teams that want a practical publishing workflow for consistent blog growth while keeping WordPress as the content hub.
The plugin can:
<ul>
<li>Receive generated SEO articles from SMMIX.tools through a secure webhook.</li>
<li>Publish WordPress posts with titles, content, slugs, dates, excerpts, meta titles, and meta descriptions.</li>
<li>Assign categories based on rubrics and language-specific mappings.</li>
<li>Add featured images from webhook image URLs, configured Media Library IDs, or a local image folder fallback.</li>
<li>Store SEO metadata for Yoast SEO, Rank Math, or All in One SEO when one of those plugins is active.</li>
<li>Publish multilingual content with WP Multilang, Polylang, or WPML when one of those plugins is active.</li>
<li>Keep webhook troubleshooting logs available in the WordPress admin area.</li>
</ul>
This plugin requires an active SMMIX.tools account and a configured AI SEO Blog project.
<h4>External Service</h4>
This plugin is designed to work with the SMMIX.tools service.
After activation, the plugin creates a unique webhook URL in the WordPress admin area. You copy that webhook URL into your SMMIX.tools dashboard. SMMIX.tools then sends article data to your WordPress site when you publish or schedule content from the SMMIX.tools dashboard.
Service website: https://smmix.tools/ 
AI SEO Blog page: https://smmix.tools/services/seo-blog 
WordPress setup guide: https://smmix.tools/docs/seo-blog#wordpress 
Terms: https://smmix.tools/terms 
Privacy policy: https://smmix.tools/privacy
<h4>Privacy</h4>
The plugin does not send WordPress site data to SMMIX.tools by itself. WordPress receives inbound webhook requests from SMMIX.tools after the site owner copies the generated webhook URL into their SMMIX.tools dashboard.
Webhook payloads can include article text, article title, post slug, publish date, meta title, meta description, rubric/category keys, parameters, image URL, and image category. The plugin stores that data in WordPress posts, post metadata, options, attachments, and plugin logs.
If a webhook payload contains an image URL, WordPress downloads that image from the provided URL and stores it in the local Media Library.

SMMIX AI SEO Blog

Publish AI SEO articles from SMMIX.tools to WordPress automatically, with categories, featured images, SEO metadata, and multilingual support.

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Please refer to the Github repository <a href="https://github.com/crgeary/wp-jamstack-deployments" rel="nofollow ugc">crgeary/wp-jamstack-deployments</a> for usage instructions, and for support.

JAMstack Deployments

This plugin does some really great stuff to trigger a deploy on Netlify (or other JAMstack hosts) based on activity on the WordPress website. 

Most often this would be used for headless WordPress, but since it's using build hooks (which essentially just tell the JAMstack host to process the build) it could be utilized for more than just headless CMS applications.

The setup was straightforward, and aided by screenshots. I've not explored using JAMstack providers other than Netlify for setup, but for Netlify this config setup procedure was very simple. 

One thing I'd love to see is a manual override option: sometimes I want to make a few quick changes in a row on my WP site that would (by default) trigger a build for each one. I'd like to be able to manually tell this plugin "don't trigger now" without having to manually deactivate it, and then when all changes are made I could deploy the changes all at once. This would save me some build minutes at Netlify. 

I'd envision this as a button in the top bar beside (or nested under) the deploy button that essentially allows "pausing" of deployments.

All told, great plugin that does exactly what it says!

Works fantastically with Netlify!

The perfect bridge between two awesome stacks: LAMP and JAMstack.
Great work, thanks for sharing!

Excellent Work

A WordPress plugin for JAMstack deployments on Netlify (and other platforms).

SMMIX AI SEO Blog vs JAMstack Deployments