This guide walks you through connecting your CMS to Wrodium and publishing your first AI-optimized article.
Created date:
Dec 5, 2025
Updated date:
Dec 11, 2025
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure you have:
A Wrodium account with an active subscription
Admin access to your CMS
At least one published article to optimize
Step 1: Choose Your CMS Provider
Navigate to Settings → CMS Connection in your Wrodium dashboard. Select your CMS from the supported providers:
WordPress — Most popular, uses Application Passwords
Webflow — Requires field ID mapping
Contentful — Enterprise headless CMS
Ghost — Modern publishing platform
Framer — Requires plugin installation
Custom Webhook — For any other CMS
Step 2: Configure Authentication
Each CMS requires different credentials. Follow the specific guide for your platform:
CMS | Required Credentials |
|---|---|
WordPress | Username + Application Password |
Webflow | API Token + Collection ID + Field IDs |
Contentful | Management Token + Space ID + Content Type |
Ghost | Admin API Key (id:secret format) |
Custom | Pull URL + Update URL + Auth Headers |
Click Test Connection after entering credentials to verify everything works.
Step 3: Pull Your Articles
Once connected, go to the Maintenance tab. Click Sync from CMS to pull your published articles. You'll see:
Article title
Publication date
Word count
Current status
Public URL
Step 4: Analyze an Article
Select an article and click Analyze. Wrodium will:
Evaluate AI citation potential
Score content structure
Identify missing optimization opportunities
Generate recommendations
The analysis shows:
GEO Score — Overall AI visibility rating (0-100)
Citation Factors — Which factors help/hurt citations
Quick Wins — Immediate improvements available
Step 5: Generate Optimized Content
Click Optimize to generate an AI-enhanced version. Wrodium applies the GEO-16 framework:
Structured headers with semantic markup
Entity-rich content with proper linking
Citation-friendly formatting
FAQ schemas where appropriate
Key statistics and data points
Step 6: Review Changes
The editor shows a diff view:
🔴 Deleted — Content removed
🟢 Added — New content
🔵 Modified — Changed content
Review each change and:
Accept — Keep the change
Reject — Revert to original
Edit — Manually adjust
Step 7: Push to CMS
When satisfied with the optimized content:
Click Update in CMS
Confirm the update
Wrodium pushes directly to your CMS
Article goes live immediately (or saves as draft)
You'll see a confirmation with the live URL.
Automation (Optional)
Scheduled Optimization
Set up automatic optimization runs:
Go to Settings → Automation
Enable Scheduled Maintenance
Choose frequency (daily, weekly, monthly)
Select which articles to include
API Integration
For custom workflows, use the API:
Troubleshooting
Articles Not Appearing
Check that articles are published (not drafts)
Verify CMS connection is active
Try clicking "Sync" to refresh
Update Failed
Check CMS credentials are still valid
Verify you have edit permissions
Look for error details in the response
Content Looks Different
Some CMS platforms strip certain HTML tags
Check platform-specific formatting docs
Use the "Preview in CMS" option before publishing
Next Steps
Need Help?
Email: support@wrodium.com
Documentation: wrodium.com/docs
Status: status.wrodium.com




