The short answer
You connect your WordPress site, list the topics you want covered, and choose how many articles to publish per day and at what hour. From then on an article is written and published on that schedule, on your own site.
What the film shows
- Your topics. One per line: the subjects, products or keywords the blog should cover. Specific beats broad. The film uses three about PC hardware.
- A pace. Between one and ten articles a day, at an hour you pick. The film shows one a day at 09:00.
- Written, then published. Each article is written with headings and structure suited to search, in the language and brand voice set for your business, and published as an ordinary WordPress post.
What it costs
10 tokens per article: 7 for the writing and 3 for publishing. One article a day is about 300 tokens a month. Switching the schedule off stops the spend immediately.
What it does not do
- WordPress is connected with an Application Password created in your WordPress admin. It is a few fields to fill in, not a sign-in screen, and no plugin is installed on your site.
- The setting goes up to ten a day, and for almost every site that is the wrong number. Start at one a day and read what is published.
- A generated article cannot know your own prices, photos or experience. Edit it in WordPress like any other post.
Go deeper
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install a plugin?
No. WordPress is connected with an Application Password that you create in your WordPress admin and paste into SOSPosting.
How many articles should I publish?
Start with one a day and read them for the first couple of weeks. Publishing many unreviewed articles at once is a pattern search engines discount.
The rest of the series
- How it works: The whole product in one short film, with a page for each part of it.
- Cross-posting: One video becomes five posts, one photo up to seven. What goes where, and what each network receives.
- Telegram bot: Send the bot a photo or video, see the cost, confirm. The whole exchange in 11 seconds.
- Posting API: One POST to publish, one GET for a status per network, and the three app reviews you skip.
- AI captions: A few words from you become a caption written for each network. What it writes, and the one charge for it.
- AI inbox: Comments in one inbox, buyers flagged, a reply drafted in the commenter's language for you to send.
- Google Ads audit: A nightly review, specific proposals with before and after values, your guardrails re-checked, and your approval.
- Analytics: Thirty days of reach and top posts in one place, and Shopify revenue tied to the posts behind it.
- Token pricing: Three numbers, four packs and a worked example: what a post costs when there is no monthly plan.