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This video shows an earlier version of the menu. In the app today the publishing options are under SEO → Preferences → Publishing, and CMS connections are on the Integrations page in the sidebar.

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In this guide

  • Connecting the CMS you publish to
  • Publishing a single article
  • Spreading a batch across a schedule

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Where you can publish

Content Plan articles publish to any connected destination: Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Wix, GitHub, Ghost, Squarespace, Duda, BigCommerce, Magento, Contentful, Sanity, Directus, Lovable, GoDaddy Airo, Base44, Replit, HubSpot, HighLevel, Lightspeed eCom, a Custom Webhook for any other CMS, or Ryze Hosting (a free Ryze subdomain or your own domain). Connect one on the Integrations page and pick it in Publish to under SEO → Preferences → Publishing.

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Don’t see your platform?

You can still publish with Ryze:
  • Ryze Hosting — Ryze hosts your blog on a free Ryze subdomain right away, or on your own subdomain such as blog.yoursite.com after you add one DNS record. No CMS needed. See Ryze Hosting.
  • Custom-coded site (Next.js, Vercel, Netlify, Hugo and similar) — publish articles as files committed to your repository with GitHub, or let your developer receive each article through a Custom Webhook.
  • Someone else builds your site — invite them to the workspace (Workspace Settings → Team) or send them this page.
  • Platforms without a publishing connection (for example Weebly, Square Online, Pixieset or Google Sites) — use Ryze Hosting for the blog and link to it from your site’s menu or footer.

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When articles go out

With Publishing mode set to Automatic (SEO → Preferences → Publishing), articles go out on their scheduled date in your content plan; nothing is published ahead of its scheduled date. In Manual mode, you publish drafts yourself. To publish one article right away, open it in SEO → Content Plan, click Publish now, choose where it goes live (your default destination is preselected) and click Publish. To spread articles out, move their scheduled dates.

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After publishing

Ryze checks that each article is live shortly after it publishes, and keeps re-checking published articles regularly. If a page stops answering — for example a post was moved back to draft in your CMS — the article is flagged with a warning in your articles list and included in your articles digest email. Ryze never unpublishes on its own; use Republish or Unpublish on the article to act on it.