SerpJet Publisher Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
SerpJet Publisher connects WordPress to the SerpJet External API.
The plugin can pull new articles and improvements, store deliveries in a dedicated local queue table, import content through standard WordPress APIs, and send accepted or rejected delivery results back to SerpJet.
Version 2.0 is a clean plugin with its own settings and queue. It does not migrate or reuse settings from the legacy SerpJet Integration 1.x plugin.
Features
- Pull new articles and article improvements from SerpJet.
- Import into posts, pages, or public custom post types.
- Configure post status, author, categories, timeout, and automation.
- Auto-import and auto-accept only when a public permalink is available.
- Keep draft, pending, and private imports in the queue until manual accept or reject.
- Dedicated queue table: serpjet_publisher_queue.
- No server cron required.
External services
This plugin connects to the SerpJet service to receive articles and article improvements and to report whether a delivery was accepted or rejected. A SerpJet account is required. No requests are sent to SerpJet until an administrator configures the plugin with a Base URL, API key, and Project ID and then starts a manual pull or enables automatic pulling.
The plugin sends the API key in the request header and the configured Project ID when requesting content. When reporting a result, it sends the delivery ID, accepted or rejected status, the public URL of an accepted WordPress post, and an optional note. SerpJet returns the article content and delivery metadata that the plugin stores in the local WordPress queue.
Service website: https://serpjet.ru/
Service terms: https://serpjet.ru/docs/oferta/
Service privacy policy: https://serpjet.ru/docs/privacy-policy/
The plugin uses these SerpJet External API endpoints:
- /articles/new/pull
- /articles/new/{id}/result
- /articles/improvements/pull
- /articles/improvements/{id}/result
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