SEO integrations for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, and beyond
SeoSorted researches, writes, and publishes SEO content straight into the CMS you already use. No exports, no copy-paste, no new tab to manage.
Publishes to your CMS.
Every article arrives finished — title, meta description, schema, images, and internal links already in place. Nothing to reformat.
Framer
Publish content directly to your Framer CMS collections.
Ghost
Publish seamlessly to your Ghost publication.
HubSpot
Publish seamlessly to your HubSpot CMS.
Next Js
Trigger a webhook to rebuild your Next.js static blog.
Notion
Export and sync your articles with a Notion database.
Shopify
Publish SEO-optimized articles straight to your Shopify store.
Strapi
Pushes content as entries into your Strapi CMS.
Webflow
Connect your Webflow site to publish content directly.
Webhook
Connect any custom endpoint to receive and publish SEO content directly.
Wix Studio
Sync your SEO Sorted content directly to Wix Blog.
WooCommerce
Connect your WooCommerce store to publish SEO-optimized content seamlessly.
WordPress
Seamlessly push content to your WordPress site.
Don't see yours? Any custom endpoint works via webhook.
Tracks performance automatically.
Every published article is watched from day one — this is the data that decides what gets written next.
Bing Webmaster Tools
Tracks indexing status and search performance on Bing/Copilot search alongside Google, so you're not flying blind on the second-largest search engine.
Google Analytics 4
Pulls session and conversion data per article, so you can see which published pieces actually drive traffic and signups — not just rankings.
Google Search Console
Pulls real clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position per article daily — this is the performance data that feeds the next batch of content.
Integration questions
No. WordPress, WordPress.com, and Ghost publish through their native APIs — nothing to install or configure. Webflow, Shopify, Framer, and Strapi work the same way, through their own APIs.
No. SeoSorted publishes the article, title, meta description, and schema through the WordPress REST API — your existing plugin keeps working exactly as it does today. SeoSorted isn't a plugin you install; it's the content arriving already optimized.
Yes — Strapi, Next.js, and Framer are all supported through their APIs, which is exactly where headless CMS SEO usually breaks down: someone has to manually wire up metadata for every single entry. SeoSorted does that automatically on every article it publishes.
Any custom endpoint works through a webhook. SeoSorted sends the finished article as structured JSON, and you decide what happens to it on your end — this covers custom-built sites, internal tools, and any CMS not natively listed above.
Native publishing to WordPress, WordPress.com, WooCommerce, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Strapi, Wix Studio, Notion, Next.js, Ghost, and GitHub (for sites built from a code repository). Anything else — including custom-built or headless sites — works through a webhook, which sends the finished article as structured data to any endpoint you connect.
Yes, on every platform. Every article lands in a READY state for your review regardless of which CMS it's headed to. Turn on direct auto-publish once you trust the output.
