Wordable

Wordable helps you publish Google Docs to WordPress in 1-click.
<ul>
<li>Export in seconds (not hours)</li>
<li>Less VAs, interns, employees</li>
<li>Save 6-100+ hours/week</li>
</ul>
Individuals and teams save at least ~30-minutes per post, automating all the time-consuming HTML formatting fixes, optimizing content properly for SEO, and saving your recurring settings to publish all content consistently from now on.
“Since using Wordable, we’re able to publish more, publish quicker, and spend less time on the small things.” – Brett, portfolio site owner.
Who uses Wordable?
Wordable exports over 5,400+ posts every month for the following:
<ul>
<li>SaaS teams publish to their primary site, and then republish translated content to multilingual ones.</li>
<li>Publishers manage distributed writing teams while posting hundreds of times each month.</li>
<li>Agencies juggle multiple client sites and save each of their unique preferences.</li>
<li>Affiliates scale their content publishing with the same settings across multiple sites.</li>
</ul>
Here’s How Wordable Works:
Step #1. Write in Google Docs.
Write and collaborate with your team or writers inside Google Docs.
Wordable will automatically retain & format each HTML element for you, while stripping out all the SPAN and FONT tags, extra line breaks, spaces skipped, and other junk that messes up your content formatting and presentation.
Step #2. Optimize Posts and Pages to rank & convert better.
Sync folders & docs in seconds, then you can optimize posts individually or in bulk, like:
<ul>
<li>Publish as different post types or pages</li>
<li>Set the post URL, category, byline, and more</li>
<li>Imports images into your Media Library</li>
<li>Compress images, set their filename, and alt text</li>
<li>Automatically set the featured image (per post, or the first image in each doc)</li>
<li>Auto-generate a Table of Contents from headers</li>
<li>Open links in a new tab and/or nofollow</li>
<li>Format YouTube URLs as embeds</li>
</ul>
Step #3. Instantly export publish-ready content.
When finished customizing, simply load up your export queue and publish as many documents as you’d like with 1-click (either as a draft or live post).
You can save recurring export settings as templates, and apply these by site, category, byline, post type, or whatever combination you want!
<a href="https://wordable.io/pricing" rel="nofollow ugc">Get started today</a> and start saving at least ~30-minutes every time you need to export a Google Doc to WordPress, uploading, formatting, optimizing, and publishing each post.
Why use Wordable?
Reason #1. Streamline your team’s publishing workflow.
<ul>
<li>View and import documents from team members’ Drives (and vice versa). Sidestep permission issues or just simplify your workflow so that you don’t have people waiting on each other.</li>
<li>Set a status on individual documents so everyone knows if something is ready to export, or if it still needs work or a review before publishing.</li>
<li>See what everyone has already exported. Avoid duplicating your team’s work, while also staying on top of the latest content each other has published.</li>
</ul>
Reason #2. Customize & optimize individual documents before exporting.
<ul>
<li>Have full control over individual document elements, like the post title, slug or URL, and featured images.</li>
<li>Edit and optimize images prior to publishing. Automatically pull in image filenames and alt text from Google Docs, or customize these elements inside Wordable before publishing.</li>
<li>Arm your team with a more efficient process, quickly editing the key elements of individual documents before exporting them all at the same time in bulk.</li>
</ul>
Reason #3. Automate your recurring, tedious, time-consuming tasks.
<ul>
<li>Consistently apply the same export settings to all documents, organized by site, author or byline, category, post type, and more.</li>
<li>Setup your preferences once, and then export as many documents as you’d like in 1-click from them on.</li>
<li>Never manually set another featured image, create a Table of Contents by hand, edit links individually to nofollow or open in a new tab, and lots more.</li>
</ul>
Popular Publishing Tutorials
<ul>
<li><a href="https://wordable.io/google-docs-to-wordpress/" rel="nofollow ugc">How to Instantly Upload Google Docs to WordPress</a></li>
<li><a href="https://wordable.io/copying-content-into-wordpress-wrong/" rel="nofollow ugc">Still copying content into WordPress? You’re doing it wrong. Here’s why.</a></li>
<li><a href="https://wordable.io/content-optimization/" rel="nofollow ugc">Pro Content Optimization Tips from Publishing 300+ / Month</a></li>
</ul>

Wordable – Export Google Docs to WordPress

This plugin allows you to instantly export Google Docs to WordPress posts or pages.

Jon Christopher

Extensive usage instructions are <a href="https://github.com/jchristopher/attachments/#attachments" rel="nofollow ugc">available on GitHub</a>
Attachments allows you to simply append any number of items from your WordPress Media Library to Posts, Pages, and Custom Post Types.
<h4>Associate Media items with posts</h4>
The idea behind Attachments is to give developers the ability to directly associate Media items with any post. This is accomplished by adding a meta box to post edit screens as determined by the developer. Once Media items have been associated with a post, you’re able to retrieve those Attachments and include them directly within your template files using any specific markup you wish.
<h4>Integrate Attachments within your theme with fine grained control</h4>
Attachments does not automatically integrate itself with your theme. Since the idea behind Attachments is to allow integration of Media within posts using developer-crafted, unique markup, it’s up to you to integrate with your theme. The most basic integration includes editing the <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy" rel="nofollow ugc">appropriate template file</a> and adding your call(s) to Attachments. For example, if you have set up Attachments to be used with your Posts entries, edit <code>single.php</code> to include the following within The Loop:
<pre><code><?php $attachments = new Attachments( 'attachments' ); /* pass the instance name */ ?>
<?php if( $attachments->exist() ) : ?>
 <h3>Attachments</h3>
 Total Attachments: <?php echo $attachments->total(); ?>
 <ul>
 <?php while( $attachments->get() ) : ?>
 <li>
 ID: <?php echo $attachments->id(); ?> 
 Type: <?php echo $attachments->type(); ?> 
 Subtype: <?php echo $attachments->subtype(); ?> 
 URL: <?php echo $attachments->url(); ?> 
 Image: <?php echo $attachments->image( 'thumbnail' ); ?> 
 Source: <?php echo $attachments->src( 'full' ); ?> 
 Size: <?php echo $attachments->filesize(); ?> 
 Title Field: <?php echo $attachments->field( 'title' ); ?> 
 Caption Field: <?php echo $attachments->field( 'caption' ); ?>
 </li>
 <?php endwhile; ?>
 </ul>
<?php endif; ?>
</code></pre>
That snippet will request all of the existing Attachments defined for the current Post within The Loop, and retrieve each itemized property for that Attachment. Using the provided details you’re able to integrate the attached Media items in any way you please.
There is a lot more information on <a href="https://github.com/jchristopher/attachments" rel="nofollow ugc">Attachments’ GitHub page</a>. Please contribute!
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
Please see <a href="https://github.com/jchristopher/attachments/blob/master/docs/roadmap.md" rel="nofollow ugc">Attachments on GitHub</a>
<h3>Usage</h3>
Extensive usage instructions are <a href="https://github.com/jchristopher/attachments/blob/master/docs/usage.md" rel="nofollow ugc">available on GitHub</a>

Attachments

This plugin provides functionality that should come with WP core.



The missing plugin

Great plugin

Excellent Plugin

Attachments allows you to simply append any number of items from your WordPress Media Library to Posts, Pages, and Custom Post Types

Wordable – Export Google Docs to WordPress vs Attachments