WordPress Plugin
Two clicks and your content is published to WordPress — fully structured. Content, SEO metadata, focus keywords and JSON-LD transfer automatically.
Requires an active account on threelayerapproach.com
Transfers automatically:
Sends all content to WordPress as a draft. Review before you publish.
Works with Yoast, RankMath, SEOPress and AIOSEO. No conflicts.
Structured data automatically placed in the page header.
Re-publish to update content without creating duplicates.
Application password authentication. No admin passwords stored.
Layer 1 → excerpt, Layer 2 → post body, Layer 3 → AI section.
Download the plugin and start publishing structured content to WordPress.
The 3LA Connector links the Content Optimizer workflow to WordPress. Review the draft, metadata and structured data before sending the approved content to your site. Keep the intended permalink and publishing state explicit so a draft does not become a public page by accident.
Open the final URL and inspect the visible text, canonical link and schema output. If another SEO plugin manages metadata, confirm that the two systems are not publishing contradictory values. A successful transfer to WordPress is not the same as successful crawling or indexing.
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