I'm not on WordPress. How do I get my content onto my site?

If you're on WordPress, publishing is genuinely one click: the plugin pushes the article, the machine-readable schema and the right site placement for you, and updates work the same way.

On Wix, Squarespace, a custom builder or anything else, the "Put it on your website" flow asks which platform you use and shows the one recommended route for it, step by step. You get the finished article, the complete schema sized for your platform's limits, and a short tick-off checklist. Where a platform has a genuine limitation, for example Wix pages that trap pasted content in a container AI can't read, the guidance says so honestly and routes you around it rather than pretending otherwise.

One thing worth knowing before you start: the walkthrough keeps words and code strictly separate. Step 1 is only the article text, ready to paste as normal words on your page. The technical code (the schema) belongs only in step 2, which shows you exactly where your platform wants it — on Wix that is SEO & GEO → SEO Settings → Advanced SEO → Structured Data Markup. If you ever see a block of code, it goes in step 2's box, never on the page with your article.

If you'd rather hand it off, there's a shareable developer hand-off link that gives your web developer everything the page needs in one place, so you never have to relay anything technical.

What we can't do is operate your website platform for you. If you're not comfortable making changes to your own site and don't have a web developer, budget for a couple of hours of one's time. It's a small cost next to the content itself.

Whichever route you take, tell us the live URL once a piece is published (a card asks the moment you copy an article). Each confirmed URL makes every future article better connected, and it's how publishing earns you bonus credits.