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Check how your page will look in Google, then publish or schedule it to WordPress without copying a word.

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How it appears in Google

Northbean Coffeehttps://northbean.coffee › guides › cold-brew-ratio

Demo only. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Edit the title and description. The meters measure pixel width, the way Google truncates.

Why publish to WordPress from your SEO tool?

Publishing to WordPress from your SEO tool means the draft you optimized is the draft that goes live. SupaDraft sends the finished article to WordPress directly, so nothing gets lost between a scored draft and a published page. There’s no copy-and-paste step where headings break, links drop out or someone pastes last week’s version.

It also puts the final checks where the content lives. The title, meta description and article are reviewed together in SupaDraft, with the scores from the SEO content editor still in view.

Preview your Google result with pixel-width meters

Before you publish, SupaDraft shows a Google result preview with pixel-width meters for the title and the meta description. Google shortens titles and snippets based on how much room they take on screen, so a character count is only a rough guide. Wide letters use more space than narrow ones, and the meters measure that width directly.

For a coffee brand publishing “Cold brew ratio: how much coffee per cup of water”, the meter shows whether the full title fits before it goes live. If it runs long, you trim it in the preview and check again. Google’s Search Central documentation explains how titles and snippets are chosen and displayed.

Step by step

How to publish or schedule to WordPress, step by step

You can go from finished draft to scheduled post in five steps.

  1. Connect WordPress. SupaDraft connects to your site with a WordPress application password. Application passwords are a built-in WordPress feature you create from your user profile in the WordPress admin.
  2. Finish the draft. Work through the SEO, GEO, Brand and Readability checklists in the editor.
  3. Open the Google preview. Check the title and meta description against the pixel-width meters and adjust until both fit.
  4. Publish or schedule. Publish the post to WordPress now, or schedule it for the date you planned.
  5. Keep the calendar in step. Schedule each post for the week it holds on the campaign calendar, so the plan and the live site match.

Every publishing action is also available from the ⌘K command palette.

After you publish: track results in Search Console

Once a post is live, the Google Search Console integration brings its performance back into SupaDraft. You see rankings, almost-ranking pages and decaying pages. Rankings appear as pins on the Terrain map, so you can watch a new cold brew guide climb into the top 10, or spot it stalling in positions 8 to 20 and plan a refresh.

Publishing for multiple brands

Each brand in a SupaDraft workspace has its own integrations. That means each brand can connect its own WordPress site, and every post goes to the right place. This matters most for agencies and for companies running more than one storefront or blog, such as the ecommerce teams managing a separate site per brand.

Is Webflow supported?

Webflow publishing is coming. Today, SupaDraft publishes and schedules to WordPress. If your site runs on another platform, you can still use SupaDraft to research, brief, write and plan, and you can see the full feature list on the features overview.

Who it’s for

  • Content leads who want the scored draft and the published post to be the same thing.
  • SEO leads who check titles and meta descriptions before every launch.
  • Teams on WordPress who schedule posts ahead of a campaign calendar.
  • Agencies publishing to several client WordPress sites from one workspace.

FAQ

Publishing questions

Straight answers about how SupaDraft works. Anything missing? Start free and look around.

How does SupaDraft connect to WordPress?

SupaDraft connects with a WordPress application password, a built-in WordPress feature you create from your user profile.

Can I schedule posts instead of publishing right away?

Yes. You can publish a post to WordPress immediately or schedule it for later.

Why measure title length in pixels instead of characters?

Google shortens titles and descriptions based on the space they take on screen. Pixel-width meters measure that space directly, so you see how close you are to the limit.

Does SupaDraft publish to Webflow?

Not yet. Webflow publishing is coming. Today SupaDraft publishes and schedules to WordPress.

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