Byword’s WordPress integration automatically syncs articles to your WordPress site, streamlining your content publishing workflow. This integration lets you control post status, authorship, categorization, and scheduling with minimal setup.
Specify which WordPress user should be set as the author for your Byword-generated content. Make sure the selected user has appropriate posting permissions in your WordPress site.
This option sends articles to WordPress with no date field. Your WordPress site will set the date to the current time. If your Post Status is set to Publish, the post will immediately be visible on your site.
This option allows you to specify a maximum timeframe (between 3 and 180 days) for publishing your content. Byword will:
Randomly assign each post a publishing date within your specified timeframe
Schedule all posts at least 24 hours in advance
Distribute posts evenly across the period (particularly useful for large batch generations)
When using scheduling mode with Post Status set to “Publish,” your posts won’t publish immediately but will be scheduled for their assigned future date.
Byword supports creating WordPress pages in addition to posts. To use this feature:
Change the Integration Mode setting to “Pages” at the top of the integration page
Configure page-specific settings:
Parent page: Optionally set a parent page for your generated content
Page template: Select which template you’d like applied to new pages
When using pages mode for the first time, verify that the templates shown in Byword match those available in your WordPress theme. Some themes may display templates in Byword that aren’t actually available, which can cause integration errors.