About this plugin
RightBlogger is an AI SEO platform for bloggers. This plugin connects your WordPress site to your RightBlogger account so it can publish new posts and keep the ones you already have improving.
Write and publish
- Autoblogging – Plan posts from keyword research in the Content Planner, and RightBlogger writes and publishes them on your schedule
- Ready-to-publish posts – Featured and inline images land in your Media Library, and categories, tags and the post author are set for you
- SEO plugin support – Writes the meta title, description and focus keyphrase to Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO, SEOPress, The SEO Framework and Squirrly SEO
- IndexNow – On paid plans, tells search engines about a post as soon as it goes live
Keep your site improving with Site Agent
Site Agent audits your published posts on a regular schedule and fixes what it finds:
- Adds internal links between related posts
- Rewrites meta descriptions on pages with a low click-through rate in Google
- Removes or replaces broken outbound links
- Refreshes outdated years in post titles
Pick Ask Approval, Smart or Fully Automatic mode to decide how much it applies on its own, or give it plain-language tasks. Every change can be undone for 30 days.
Turn on the optional Site Agent box (Settings → RightBlogger) to approve or dismiss its edits, see this week’s changes and add tasks from your WordPress Dashboard.
Also included
- Custom HTML embeds – Publish posts with third-party widgets, scripts and iframes (Elfsight, Calendly, forms, etc.) when the post’s author is allowed to post unfiltered HTML in WordPress
- Tool Studio block – Embed your interactive RightBlogger tools with the “RightBlogger Tool” block
- No password sharing – The plugin connects with a site-specific key, so you never share your WordPress login
How it works
- Install and activate the plugin
- Go to Settings → RightBlogger and click “Connect to RightBlogger”
- Sign in or create a free account, then pick the project for this site
- Publish from RightBlogger, or turn on autoblogging and Site Agent
Requirements
- WordPress 5.8 or higher and PHP 7.4 or higher
- A RightBlogger account. The free plan lets you try the writing tools and publish to WordPress; autoblogging, Site Agent and IndexNow are on paid plans ( see pricing ).
External Services
com), which is required for its core purpose: publishing content you create in RightBlogger to your WordPress site.
What it does and what data is involved:
- Connection: when you connect your site, the plugin registers your site URL with your RightBlogger account and stores a secret connection key on your site. RightBlogger’s servers use this key to authenticate requests to your site’s REST API (creating and updating posts, uploading images, reading site info needed for publishing).
- Post status updates: when a post RightBlogger published changes status (published, scheduled, trashed), the plugin sends RightBlogger the post ID, URL, title and new status so your RightBlogger dashboard stays in sync.
- Account details: while connected, the plugin checks the connection and loads your account’s branding and Tool Studio tool list from rightblogger.com.
- Tool Studio embeds (optional): these render only when you insert one of your own tools with the block editor; nothing loads on sites that have not done so. When a page with the block is viewed, the tool loads from rightblogger.com so visitors can use it. The visitor’s browser requests the embed from rightblogger.com, which receives standard request data (IP address, user agent) as with any embedded third-party content.
- Site Agent Dashboard box (optional, off by default): when an administrator turns it on and opens the Dashboard, the plugin loads the Site Agent’s pending edits and this week’s changes from rightblogger.com. Clicking Approve, Dismiss or Add task sends that choice (and the task text) to RightBlogger, and an approved edit is then written to the post through the same connection used for publishing.
- IndexNow: the post status update includes your site’s IndexNow key, and on paid plans RightBlogger uses it to notify IndexNow search engines of the post’s URL. The plugin serves the key file at /{key}.txt so those search engines can verify it.
No data is sent to RightBlogger until you explicitly connect your site. Disconnecting or uninstalling removes the stored keys.
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