Introduction
What Serpon does and how to get content out of it.
Introduction
Serpon generates SEO-optimized articles and publishes them where your content lives.
Publishing destinations
Finished articles can be delivered to a CMS directly, or handed to your own systems over a webhook.
| Destination | How it works |
|---|---|
| WordPress | REST API — categories, tags, excerpt, and featured image |
| Ghost | Admin API — tags and feature image |
| Webflow | Data API v2 — map article fields onto a CMS collection, staged or live |
| Contentful | Management API — map article fields onto a content type, draft or published |
| Webhook | Post the full article payload to any endpoint you control |
Each destination is configured per account under Integrations. Articles can be published manually, or automatically as soon as generation finishes.
If your platform isn't listed, the webhook payload carries the article as both HTML and Markdown alongside its SEO metadata, which is enough to build an integration against anything with an API.
Where to start
Connect a destination
Add an integration under Integrations, then use Test connection to confirm the credentials before your first publish.
Publish an article
Publish from the article editor, or enable auto-publish so articles go out as soon as they finish generating.
Automate the rest
For platforms without a native connector, point a webhook at your own service or an automation platform.