Wix integrationPublish to your Wix blog
Every SEO article lands in your Wix Blog with its images, cover, excerpt and SEO settings, spaced and formatted like a post you wrote yourself. Connect once with an API key. Nothing to install.
About five minutes to set up
- 1
Copy your site address
Copy your site's dashboard address. SEOLadders finds your site ID in it.
- 2
Create an API key
Make a key named SEOLadders for your site, with blog, media, rich content and members permissions.
- 3
Connect and publish
Paste both into SEOLadders. Articles go live in your blog on their own.
A finished Wix post, not a wall of text
Built the way Wix builds its own posts, so it reads properly in your blog's design.
Full article
Headings, lists, links and quotes as Wix rich content you can edit.
Images in your Media Manager
Every image is copied into your site, and the cover shows in the post and the feed.
Spacing and tables
Blocks are spaced like a hand-written post, and tables get borders and a header row.
SEO settings
SEO title, meta description, URL slug and excerpt are filled in.
Safe republishing
Publishing again updates the same post. No duplicates.
A key you control
Limited to one site and four permissions, and you can delete it any time.
How to connect Wix to SEOLadders, step by step
About 5 minutes, no code. Follow along in a second tab.
Before you start
- You own the Wix account the site is in (or co-own it).
- The Wix Blog app on your site. If it's missing: Add Apps → Wix Blog → Add.
- A published site.
- 1
Copy your site's dashboard address
- 1.Go to
manage.wix.comand open your site's dashboard. - 2.Click in the browser's address bar and copy the whole address. It looks like
manage.wix.com/dashboard/1a2b3c4d-…/home. SEOLadders finds your site ID in it.
- 1.Go to
- 2
Create an API key
- 1.Go to
manage.wix.com/account/api-keysand click Generate API Key. - 2.Name it
SEOLadders. - 3.Under Sites, choose Specific sites and pick your site.
- 4.Under Permissions, don't tick All permissions. Click See all next to All site permissions and tick only:
- Wix Blog
- Manage Site Media
- Ricos Documents
- Manage Members
- Manage SEO Settings (lets the site audit fix titles, descriptions and other SEO tags when you press Apply)
- Wix Stores, if you sell products on Wix (lets buying guides name your products, prices and what is in stock)
- 5.Click Generate Key and copy it straight away. Wix shows it once.
A long list
Use your browser's find (⌘F or Ctrl+F) to jump to each permission.
- 1.Go to
- 3
Connect Wix in SEOLadders
- 1.In SEOLadders, open Content → CMS Integration and click the Wix card.
- 2.Paste the API Key, and the dashboard address into Site ID.
- 3.Leave Publish live immediately on, click Test connection, then Save configuration.
Articles go live on their own
Once you connect, every finished article from your content calendar is published automatically. To check each one first, turn on review mode in Content → Auto Blog.
- 4
Publish your first article
- 1.In SEOLadders, open Content → Content History and click any finished article.
- 2.Click Publish at the top right.
- 3.In your Wix dashboard, open Blog → Posts → Published. Click the article's ⋯ menu, then View Post. Wix takes a little longer than other platforms, because each image is copied into your site first.
- 4.Publishing the same article again updates the same post, so you never get a duplicate.
If something goes wrong
- Wix did not accept the API key
- Copy it again, or generate a new one. It must come from the account that owns the site.
- The API key is missing a permission
- Edit the key, tick the four permissions in step 2, and check your site is under its Sites.
- This Wix site has no blog yet
- Add the Wix Blog app to your site, then test again.
- Wix needs a post author
- Add the Members area to your site and sign up once as yourself. That member becomes the author.
Still stuck? We set it up with you: contact us from your avatar menu, then Support. Developers can find every field and payload in the Wix docs.
Publishing to Wix, answered
Setup, what gets published and what happens when you update.
See the full platform →The Wix Blog app, a published site, and owner access to the Wix account it is in, so you can create an API key.
You decide exactly what it can do: the setup guide limits it to your one site and a short list of permissions (blog, media, rich content, members and SEO settings, plus Wix Stores if you sell products). You can delete it any time in Wix's API Keys Manager.
Yes, if your key has the Wix Stores permission. It reads product names, links, prices and what is in stock, so buying guides can name what you sell. It never changes a product.
Yes. Every image is copied into your site's Media Manager, the cover image shows at the top of the post and in your blog feed, and tables arrive with borders and a shaded header row.
Yes. Each post gets its SEO title, meta description and URL slug, plus an excerpt for your blog page.
The same Wix post is updated in place, so the address stays the same and there is no duplicate.
Yes. Switch off Publish live immediately and posts wait in Wix as drafts, or turn on review mode in SEOLadders. Auto-publish is on by default once Wix is connected.
Rank on Google and get cited
by AI on autopilot
Connect your site once and the work runs in the background, it finds the topics, builds the content and authority behind them, then tracks where you land on Google and how often AI platforms recommend you.