Integrations · WordPress
The blog that keeps workingafter you stop looking.
FABLS publishes articles to your own WordPress site through the castomo plugin, as live posts, drafts or scheduled posts, each with a featured picture, and brings back the comments your site has approved. It counts the page views, too.
Without it
wp-admin
at ten at night.
A blog post is the biggest piece of writing in the plan, and it has the most small chores around it: a title, an excerpt, tags, a featured picture, a category, a button that says Publish and a second one that says Are you sure.
- 1Log inTo the admin, past the update notices.
- 2PasteThe article, and fix what the editor broke.
- 3Excerpt and tagsSmall fields that decide how it looks in a search.
- 4Featured pictureUpload, crop, set.
Per articleWith FABLS: at the slot's time
From the plan
to your site.
One article
Install the plugin once
You give FABLS the site address and a plugin key from wp-admin, under Settings, "Castomo Link". The key is handed to castomAPI and never stored by FABLS.
A writer drafts the article
A title, a body of up to 40,000 characters, an excerpt and tags. The body is written as Markdown and turned into clean, escaped HTML.
A person says yes
An owner or a manager approves the article before it reaches your site.
It is published, then the picture is set
FABLS publishes at the slot's time, then sets the featured picture. If that second step fails you lose the picture — never a second article.
What FABLS does on WordPress
Articles, and what comes back from them.
Articles
Long-form posts, the kind that keep being found long after the week they went out.
Markdown, cleanly
The body is converted to escaped HTML, so what is written is what appears.
Excerpt, tags, a featured picture
The small fields are filled in for you, and the picture is the one you uploaded or linked.
Approved comments, back
The comments your site has approved come back to the inbox; a reply is sent as a reply to the comment. The ones the site is holding are listed there and can be approved, marked spam or trashed.
Disconnect when you like
Disconnecting is done with your site and your own key, so the decision stays with you.
Set up · Plan · Create · Run · Learn
Five jobs.
What FABLS does with each.
The same five jobs on every platform, as far as the platform lets an app like FABLS go. Where it stops, the table says so.
| Job | What FABLS does |
|---|---|
| Set up | A guide to connecting a WordPress site with Castomo Link, with the profile kit beside it: the site's title, tagline and about text, an icon, a share picture and three first posts. FABLS can send the title, the tagline and the icon through the plugin, and reads the answer back so you see what WordPress kept.Where it stops: A site on an older plugin, or a plugin key without the settings scope, is told so before anything is pressed; those steps are ticked by hand. |
| Plan | WordPress takes its share of the campaign and its own dated slots in the plan, set in your time zone, with a target keyword, a place in a topic cluster and a choice of live, draft or scheduled for each article. |
| Create | A writer drafts the article with a title, a meta description, a slug, categories, two to five internal links and a FAQ. It goes to your site as HTML, with its picture set once the post exists.Where it stops: The meta description and the FAQ's structured data are not sent: add them by hand in WordPress. |
| Run | Once approved, the article is published to your site at its slot's time, as a live post, a draft or a scheduled post. Approved comments on the whole site come back to the inbox; a reply goes out as a reply to the comment. The comments the site holds are listed, and can be approved, marked spam or trashed.Where it stops: A comment the site still holds is not answered until a person approves it. |
| Learn | The castomo plugin counts each article's page views on your own site, with no cookie and no script, and FABLS reads the counts once a day and keeps them as a series.Where it stops: These are the plugin's page views, not Search Console figures. A site on an older plugin shows none. |
Why this one matters
The blog is the channel that keeps working after you stop looking at it. A post from March is still being found in November, which is the opposite of how a caption behaves.
It is also the one channel you own: your site, your domain, your archive. Every other door in this section belongs to somebody else.
That is why the blog usually deserves a bigger share of the plan than its posting frequency suggests.
Why it is built this way
- A key with real grantsThe permissions FABLS shows for WordPress are what the plugin key really grants, not what FABLS hopes for.
- Your site keeps its moderationFABLS acts on a comment the site is holding only when a person asks it to. A held comment is not answered until it is approved.
- Once, never twiceA slot is committed as publishing before the call. A failed picture step costs you the picture, never a duplicate article.
What is not here
FABLS publishes articles and counts the page views the plugin records. It does not read Search Console. The meta description and the FAQ's structured data are added by hand in WordPress, and a comment your site still holds is not answered until it is approved.
Do I need the plugin?
Yes: the castomo plugin on your own site, and a key from wp-admin.
What if the picture step fails?
The article is already published, and only the featured picture is missing. You never get a second article.
Ten other doors.
Same key, same plan.
Every one of them is connected the same way and answers to the same plan.
Write once.
Be found for months.
Install the plugin, paste the key and the blog is on a schedule. You approve; it publishes.
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