Indexly

One click from AEO/GEO-optimized draft to your live CMS

Indexly publishes natively to WordPress.org, WordPress.com, Ghost, and Webflow — and streams citation events to Zapier and your own Webhooks. Schema, images, internal links and AEO/GEO signals land natively.

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Indexly

AI Content Agent

  • AEO/GEO-optimized article
  • Branded images
  • Schema (JSON-LD)
  • SEO / GEO metadata
Bi-directional
Synced

Your CMS

WordPress · Ghost · Webflow

  • Live published page
  • Editor edits sync back
  • Page-view + traffic data
  • Real-time AI citation status
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500+ teams publish to their CMS through Indexly

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One-click publishing

Push AEO/GEO-optimized articles natively — no copy-paste

Indexly publishes the full article — text, images, embeds, schema, internal links — straight to WordPress, Ghost, or Webflow in their native format. No reformatting, no broken links, no schema lost in transit.

  • Native field mapping for titles, slugs, categories, tags, custom fields
  • Featured image upload with alt text and EXIF preserved
  • Yoast / Rank Math SEO field sync on WordPress
  • Publish to draft, schedule, staging or live in one click
Publish to CMS
Published

How AI engines cite branded SaaS content in 2026

Article · 1,840 words · 14 internal links

ArticleFAQPageBreadcrumbListAuthor

Destinations

  • blog.acme.com
    Live
  • stories.acme.io
    Scheduled
  • acme.com/journal
    Draft

Technical SEO + AEO + GEO

Every schema, every meta tag, every entity — preserved

Article, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList and author JSON-LD ship with every publish — formatted, validated and injected into the page head. Canonical tags, Open Graph, Yoast/Rank Math fields, named-entity density and citation-ready sentence structure all carry through end-to-end.

  • Article, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList JSON-LD injected automatically
  • Canonical, Open Graph, Twitter Card, hreflang preserved
  • Yoast / Rank Math SEO fields mapped natively on WordPress
  • Schema validated against Schema.org and Google Rich Results before publish
Schema injected
Validated · 100/100

<script type="application/ld+json">

{

"@context": "https://schema.org",

"@graph": [

{ "@type": "Article" },

{ "@type": "FAQPage" },

{ "@type": "BreadcrumbList" },

{ "@type": "Person" }

]

}

</script>

Article
FAQPage
Breadcrumb
Author

Zapier + Webhooks

Stream every Indexly event to your existing stack

Citation shifts, publish events, indexing pings and editor edits ship in real time — to Slack, Notion, HubSpot, BigQuery, or any HTTPS endpoint. Zapier covers point-and-click wiring; webhooks ship raw JSON with HMAC signatures for engineering teams.

  • 6,000+ Zapier apps with pre-built triggers
  • Webhooks deliver JSON in < 2s with HMAC-SHA256 signatures
  • Replay any event from the last 30 days from the dashboard
  • Per-event filtering by engine, domain, page, and severity
Event stream
Streaming
  • citation.share.up2s ago

    ChatGPT · 8.2% → 10.7% (+2.5%)

    Slack · #marketing-ai

  • publish.success1m ago

    blog.acme.com/ai-citations-2026

    Notion · Editorial calendar

  • indexing.ping3m ago

    Google Indexing API · 200 OK

    BigQuery · seo_events

  • page.edited8m ago

    Ghost editor · stories.acme.io/saas

    HubSpot · Deal Acme Inc

Routed via Zapier · 6,000+ apps
HMAC-signed webhooks

What customers say

Trusted by editorial and SEO teams

We swapped a brittle Zapier-based pipeline for the WordPress integration and it just works — schema, featured images, and Yoast fields all land correctly. Editorial sign-off in two clicks.

Pim Broekstra

Pim Broekstra

SEO Manager, Center Parcs

The webhook stream pushes every citation shift into our BigQuery pipeline within seconds. We finally have AI visibility data sitting next to the rest of our marketing telemetry.

Alessandro Di Vito

Alessandro Di Vito

Managing Consultant, Elaboratum

Built on real volume

2,800,000

articles published and webhook events delivered through Indexly integrations across WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Zapier and custom endpoints

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Built for global teams

Every CMS, every event, every language

20+ languages

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All major destinations

Secure by default

  • OAuth 2.0 (WordPress.com, Webflow)
  • Application Passwords (WordPress.org)
  • HMAC-SHA256 signed webhooks
  • Revocable in one click

What's inside

Designed for editorial-grade publishing

Schema preserved end-to-end

Article, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList and author JSON-LD ship with every publish — formatted, validated and injected into the page head.

Live edit sync-back

Edits made in the CMS editor flow back into Indexly. Citation tracking and GEO scores never drift from the live page.

Real-time event stream

Citation shifts, publish events, and indexing pings ship to Zapier and your own webhook endpoints with HMAC signature verification.

One pipeline from draft to live page — across every CMS you run

Connect WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Zapier, or your own webhook endpoint in five minutes. Watch your AI visibility climb without leaving your editorial workflow.

FAQ

Questions teams ask before connecting their CMS

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Which platforms does Indexly integrate with today?

Indexly ships native integrations for WordPress.com (REST API + OAuth 2.0), WordPress.org (self-hosted plugin with Application Passwords), Ghost (Admin API), Webflow (CMS Collections API), Zapier (6,000+ apps), and Webhooks (real-time event streams). Each integration handles authentication, post creation, image uploads, taxonomy mapping, and schema injection natively — no middleware required.

What does bi-directional sync actually do?

Bi-directional sync means data flows both ways. Indexly pushes articles, schema, and metadata to your CMS — and pulls back live signals such as page views, editor edits, and on-page SEO changes. Your AI visibility, citation tracking and GEO scores always reflect the live page state, never a stale snapshot.

Does Indexly preserve schema markup when publishing?

Yes. Every published article carries Article schema, FAQPage schema (when applicable), BreadcrumbList, and author markup — formatted as JSON-LD and injected into the page head via the integration. This is critical for AI engine citation and Google rich-result eligibility.

How do the Zapier and Webhooks integrations differ?

Zapier connects Indexly to 6,000+ apps with point-and-click triggers — perfect for Slack alerts, Notion logs, or HubSpot updates. Webhooks ship raw JSON event payloads to your own HTTPS endpoint with HMAC signature verification — built for engineering teams.

Does the WordPress.org plugin work for self-hosted sites?

Yes. The Indexly WordPress plugin installs on any self-hosted WordPress 6.0+ site, authenticates over scoped Application Passwords, and handles publishing, scheduling, featured images, categories, tags, custom fields, and Yoast/Rank Math SEO field mapping.

Is the connection secure and revocable?

Yes. OAuth 2.0 for WordPress.com and Webflow, signed Admin API keys for Ghost, scoped Application Passwords for self-hosted WordPress, and HMAC-signed payloads for webhooks. All credentials are encrypted at rest and revocable in one click.

Will publishing through Indexly affect my AEO and GEO scores?

Publishing through Indexly is the fastest way to improve AEO and GEO scores. Articles arrive with citation-ready sentence structure, named-entity density, FAQ schema and BreadcrumbList — preserved end-to-end so no signal is lost between draft and live page.

Connect your CMS in under 5 minutes

Start publishing AEO/GEO-optimized content to WordPress, Ghost, or Webflow today — and watch your AI visibility climb without leaving your editorial workflow.