CMS publishing

How it works

Ship the fix without leaving GEO Style.

Connect WordPress (application password or WordPress.com), Webflow (site token or sign-in), or Contentful, Sanity, HubSpot CMS, Ghost, Shopify, Strapi, Drupal, Wix or Framer (a token or API key) once under Setup → Integrations, map your title, body, slug and search fields to the CMS fields where the CMS needs it, then publish from the content editor or a playbook. Contentful takes the body as rich text or Markdown, Sanity as Portable Text, Strapi as Markdown, blocks or HTML, Wix as its own rich content, and HubSpot, Ghost, Shopify, Drupal and Framer as HTML; Shopify posts to the blog you pick, Framer to the CMS collection you pick, and Ghost, Shopify and Wix take your keywords as tags. Every push shows exactly what will be sent, goes out as a CMS draft or live, and records the item so the next push updates it; outside WordPress and Webflow, a push stays a draft unless you choose live. Contentful, Sanity, HubSpot, Strapi 5 and Wix keep a live item live while a new draft waits; Ghost, Shopify, Strapi 4 and Drupal have no draft beside a live item, so a live item there is only updated by publishing live. Framer saves a draft push in the project without publishing the site, so a live item keeps its live version until the site is next published; publishing live publishes the whole Framer site, with any other unpublished changes in it. With WordPress and Webflow, approved content with a date publishes on its own, with retries and a notification if the CMS rejects it, and connections are checked daily, so a revoked token shows up before a publish fails.