WordPress Bridge and Content Hub

Install and connect

Install and activate Serplenty Bridge in WordPress. From the Serplenty project, generate an API key for that site and configure it in the plugin.

Open Content Hub and confirm that the expected content loads. Use one key per site and never share it in screenshots or chats.

1. Install the plugin in WordPress.
2. Generate an API key in Serplenty.
3. Paste the key into plugin settings.
4. Test a read from Content Hub.
5. Revoke and regenerate the key if exposed.

Edit and save

Content Hub lets you review and prepare titles, descriptions, images, Schema and drafts. Compare the original with the proposal before saving.

When a change still needs validation, keep it as a draft. Publishing should be an explicit decision by the responsible person.

Duplicates and variants

Duplication features help create new structures or variants. Treat them as drafts: check canonicals, internal links, intent, images and overlap.

Do not publish multiple pages competing for the same intent without a clear architecture strategy.

CDN, WAF and firewall

A 403 may happen before a request reaches WordPress. Check plugin and key, then review CDN, WAF or firewall logs with the time and error path.

Ask the host for a limited exception for the required path or Serplenty requests. Do not disable site-wide protection.

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