Works with the website you already have

What CiteMagnet can do

• Publishes blog posts as drafts or live posts, with categories and tags
• Updates SEO titles and meta descriptions on pages and posts
• Writes descriptive alt text for images in your Media Library
• Adds Organization, FAQ and LocalBusiness structured data

How you connect

1. 1Enter your WordPress address in CiteMagnet.
2. 2WordPress opens its built-in “Authorize Application” screen while you're logged in.
3. 3Approve to create an application password used only by CiteMagnet. Revoke it any time under Users → Profile.

Permissions we request

• See your pages and posts so audit results can be matched to them
• Create blog posts as drafts and update the ones we wrote
• Publish posts when you (or Autopilot, if you turn it on) choose to
• Update SEO titles, meta descriptions, social tags and structured data on pages (with our connector plugin)
• Update image alt text in your Media Library

SEO titles, descriptions and structured data use our free WordPress connector plugin, which writes to Yoast SEO, Rank Math or SEOPress when installed.

What CiteMagnet can do

• Publishes articles to your Shopify blog
• Rewrites product and collection SEO titles and descriptions
• Adds alt text to product images

How you connect

1. 1Enter your store's myshopify.com address in CiteMagnet.
2. 2Shopify shows its app-install screen listing every permission CiteMagnet requests.
3. 3Approve to install. Uninstall the app from Shopify admin to revoke access instantly.

Permissions we request

• Create and edit blog posts and pages, including their SEO titles & meta descriptions
• Update product and collection SEO titles & descriptions
• Update alt text on product photos

What CiteMagnet can do

• Publishes posts to Wix Blog as drafts or live
• Sets SEO titles and descriptions on the posts we publish
• Adds Organization, FAQ and LocalBusiness structured data to your site

How you connect

1. 1Click Connect to Wix in CiteMagnet.
2. 2Wix shows the app permissions screen for your site.
3. 3Approve to add CiteMagnet. Remove it from Wix's Manage Apps page to revoke access.

Permissions we request

• Create and publish blog posts
• Read your blog posts
• Update SEO titles, meta descriptions, social tags and structured data
• Read your current SEO settings
• Convert post content into Wix's rich-text format
• Pick a site member as the blog post author
• Read your site's name and address

What CiteMagnet can do

• Gives you finished blog posts to paste into your Squarespace blog

How you connect

1. 1Create an integration key in your builder's admin area.
2. 2Paste it into CiteMagnet along with your site address — we verify it immediately.
3. 3The key is encrypted at rest and never shown again, to you or anyone else.

Permissions we request

• Update product SEO titles, descriptions & image alt text

Code Injection is available on Squarespace's Core plan and above.

What CiteMagnet can do

• Creates blog posts as items in your CMS collection
• Updates page SEO titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph tags
• Sets alt text on site assets
• Adds Organization, FAQ and LocalBusiness structured data through Webflow's custom code

How you connect

1. 1Click Connect to Webflow in CiteMagnet.
2. 2Pick the site to connect on Webflow's authorization screen and review the requested access.
3. 3Approve and you're done. Revoke from Webflow's workspace integrations settings at any time.

Permissions we request

• See your Webflow site and its domains
• Publish a page after CiteMagnet updates it
• Read page titles and SEO settings
• Update page SEO titles, meta descriptions and social tags
• Read your CMS collections to find the blog
• Create and publish blog posts in your CMS
• Read the structured data CiteMagnet added
• Add structured data (JSON-LD) to pages
• Find images in your asset library
• Update image alt text

What CiteMagnet can do

• Publishes posts as drafts or live, with tags and excerpts
• Sets meta titles, meta descriptions and social cards on posts and pages
• Adds structured data through per-post code injection

How you connect

1. 1In Ghost Admin, go to Settings → Integrations and add a custom integration called CiteMagnet.
2. 2Paste the Admin API key and your site address into CiteMagnet — we verify it immediately.
3. 3Delete the integration in Ghost at any time to revoke access.

Permissions we request

• Create blog posts and update the ones we wrote (drafts unless you choose to publish)
• Update meta titles, meta descriptions and social cards on posts and pages
• Add structured data (JSON-LD) to a post's or page's code injection
• Create tags for the posts CiteMagnet publishes

What CiteMagnet can do

• Publishes posts as drafts or live
• Updates post and page titles and excerpts
• Writes alt text for images in your media library

How you connect

1. 1Click Connect to WordPress.com in CiteMagnet.
2. 2WordPress.com asks which site to connect and shows the access requested.
3. 3Approve. Revoke from WordPress.com → Security → Connected applications any time.

Permissions we request

• Access only the one WordPress.com site you choose on the next screen
• Create blog posts and update the ones we wrote (drafts unless you choose to publish)
• Set SEO titles and meta descriptions on pages and posts (plans with SEO tools)
• Update image alt text in your Media Library

Some SEO fields require a WordPress.com plan that supports plugins.

What CiteMagnet can do

• Applies approved titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph tags
• Adds missing image alt text
• Injects Organization, FAQ and LocalBusiness structured data
• Gives you finished blog posts as clean HTML to paste anywhere

How you connect

1. 1Copy your site's one-line script tag from CiteMagnet.
2. 2Paste it into the <head> of your site, or send it to your developer.
3. 3Approved fixes go live through the snippet — no logins or passwords shared.

Permissions we request

• Load the fixes you approve and apply them to your pages in visitors' browsers
• Report once per visit that the snippet is installed (page address only, no visitor data)
• Count visits from AI assistants and search engines (page path, referring site and utm_source; no cookies, IP addresses aren't stored)

Snippet changes are applied in the browser, which Google renders. A direct connection is best when your platform offers one.