AI blog writer for FramerArticles added to your CMS, site published.
RankFast finds what your customers search, writes a researched article for each search and adds it to your Framer CMS collection. Then it publishes your site, so the new post is live on your domain with the layout you designed.
What goes where.
Every article has the same parts. This is where each one lands in Framer.
Connect in three steps.
- 1Create an API keyOpen your project in Framer, go to Site settings, General, and create a key under API Keys.
- 2Pick your blog collectionPaste the project URL and the key under Settings, Integrations, Framer and test them. Choose the CMS collection your posts live in.
- 3Let the calendar runEach article is written on its day, added to the collection and your site is published.
Good to know.
- Publishing includes your other changes
- To make a post live, RankFast publishes the whole Framer site. Anything else you changed in the project and did not publish yet goes live with it.
- Fields are matched once
- When you connect, RankFast reads the collection and picks the title, formatted text, summary, image and date fields by their type and name.
- Videos become links
- Framer's formatted text has no YouTube embed, so the suggested video is added as a link to it.
- Your own collections only
- Collections managed by another plugin, such as a Notion sync, are read-only and are not offered.
Framer questions
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Through Framer's Server API, with an API key that belongs to one project. The key can be removed in Framer at any time, which stops publishing.
It can. Publishing in Framer is for the whole site, so publish or undo design work before an article's day if you do not want it live yet.
Yes. Turn auto-publish off in Settings and each finished article waits in RankFast. You edit it there and press Publish when you are happy with it.
More than 30, set per website. The article, its headings, excerpt and image descriptions are all written in that language.
RankFast checks the collection first and adds a short ending to the slug when it is already taken, so no post is overwritten.
