Creator Assistant Planner Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Creator Assistant Planner connects to your site’s Google Search Console and Google Analytics data (via Creator Assistant Hub’s shared Google connection) to find search queries with real demand but no dedicated content on your site, groups them into topic clusters, and ranks them by priority so you always know what to write next.
Requires Creator Assistant Hub, active and connected to Google.
External services
This plugin connects to the following third-party services. Data is sent only after the site owner has connected Creator Assistant Hub to Google and accepted the Creator Assistant terms in the Hub settings, and only when the weekly content-gap run (or “Generate now”) runs, or when a plan item is saved. Nothing is sent on activation.
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Google Search Console API and Google Analytics (GA4) Data and Admin APIs (
searchconsole.googleapis.com,analyticsdata.googleapis.com,analyticsadmin.googleapis.com): read the site’s search queries (query text, impressions, clicks) and page views of its own posts, and list the properties of the connected Google account so the site owner can choose one. The requests are authenticated with the access token of the Google connection managed by Creator Assistant Hub (read-only scopeswebmasters.readonlyandanalytics.readonly). What is sent to Google is the property identifier, the date range and the page paths of the site itself. No visitor data is sent.- Service: https://developers.google.com/webmaster-tools
- Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
- Google Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms
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Clustering service (AWS Lambda and AWS Fargate), operated by the plugin author: groups the unclaimed search queries into topic clusters. When a run reaches that step, the plugin sends the service the URLs of two REST endpoints of your own site (to read the query vectors and to post the result back), the name of the vector collection and the clustering parameters. The service then reads the search queries and their vectors from your site and posts the clusters back. It processes them only while the job runs and does not store them.
- Service: https://www.creator-assistant.it
- Privacy Policy: https://www.creator-assistant.it/privacy-policy.php
- Terms of Service: https://www.creator-assistant.it/terms-of-service.php
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OpenAI and Qdrant Cloud, through Creator Assistant Hub: to check that a suggestion does not duplicate existing content, the text of the suggested titles and summaries and of the editorial plan items is sent to OpenAI to generate embeddings and short summaries, and the resulting vectors are stored in the site owner’s own Qdrant Cloud cluster. The API credentials are the ones configured in Creator Assistant Hub; see its readme for details.
- OpenAI Privacy Policy: https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy
- OpenAI Terms of Use: https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use
- Qdrant Privacy Policy: https://qdrant.tech/legal/privacy-policy/
- Qdrant Terms of Service: https://qdrant.tech/legal/terms_and_conditions/
Screenshots
The “Google” tab of Creator Assistant Hub, where you connect your Google account: Planner is listed among the services that use the connection.
The “Content suggestions” tab: the result of the last run and the Search Console suggestions, each with the searches that led to it and the articles of your site it is similar to, with their Google Analytics pageviews.
The end of the “Content suggestions” tab: the rejected candidates, the topics the run dropped because an existing article already covers them, with the article that blocked each one and the similarity.
The “Editorial plan” tab before you have created any item: it fills with the items you create with your AI assistant through Creator Assistant Planner Pro.
The “Settings” tab, first part: the minimum unclaimed impressions, the number of queries to check per run and the similarity band.
The “Settings” tab, second part: the analysis window, the Search Console and Google Analytics 4 properties, and the optional weekly automatic run.
The “Pageviews (last N days)” column in the Posts list, filled daily from Google Analytics over the analysis window and sortable, to find the articles worth improving.
