Aranx Connector

Aranx turns your WordPress blog into a traffic engine that runs on autopilot. Connect your site, and Aranx handles everything – from finding the right keywords to publishing optimized articles.

This plugin connects your WordPress site to Aranx so articles flow directly into your posts.

What it does

• Keyword research to publishing in one step – Aranx researches, writes, and publishes. Articles appear as WordPress posts automatically

• Two-way sync – Post status changes in WordPress are reflected in Aranx

• SEO meta tags – Outputs the title and meta description when no SEO plugin is active

• Built-in image creation – Each article includes AI-generated images, uploaded to your media library

• Connection monitoring – Automatic health checks and reconnection if anything drops

• Activity logging – See exactly what’s been synced and when

How it works

• Install and activate the plugin

• Click “Connect to Aranx” and approve the secure connection

• Content created in Aranx publishes to your site automatically

External services

This plugin connects your site to Aranx, an SEO content service run by Aranx. An Aranx account is required. Aranx writes articles and publishes them to your site through this plugin.

No data is sent until you connect your site. The plugin makes no external requests before you click “Connect to Aranx” on its settings page.

com with these details so Aranx can set up your site:

• Site URL, site name, and the site admin email address

• WordPress version, plugin version, site language, timezone, and permalink structure

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• Once, to exchange a short-lived, one-time authorization code for paired API keys. The request contains the code, a PKCE verifier, and the site URL.

• When an Aranx-created post is edited, changes status, or is deleted. The request contains the post ID, title, content, excerpt, status, type, slug, URL, edit URL, created and modified dates, categories, tags, featured image, comment and ping status, menu order, parent ID, and the author’s ID and display name.

• Every hour, a heartbeat for connection health. It contains the site URL, admin URL, site ID, WordPress, PHP, and plugin versions, and post and page counts.

• After the plugin imports article images, a report for each import job. It contains the job ID, the result, the new media library IDs and URLs, and any errors.

• Once a day, a connection check that sends empty HEAD requests to three Aranx API endpoints.

• Every 30 days, a request to rotate the API keys.

• When you disconnect or delete the plugin, a request to revoke the site’s keys. On deletion this request also contains the site URL, site name, admin email address, and plugin version.

After you connect, Aranx also calls the plugin’s REST API on your site. All of these calls require the site’s API key. Aranx uses them to:

• Create, update, and delete the posts it publishes, and upload their images

• Read posts, categories, media, and authors (ID, display name, role, and avatar URL), so you can pick a category and author in Aranx

• Read the connection status: site name and URL, WordPress, PHP, and plugin versions, and which SEO plugins are active

com and from other public image URLs that Aranx sends with an article. It adds them to your media library.

• Aranx Terms of Service

• Aranx Privacy Policy