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Manual Publishing Integration
Manual Publishing allows Adaptify to publish articles to your website without using an API or plugin. Instead of automated syncing, our editing team logs in as an editor and publishes content directly for you. We suggest using this publishing method if you use Wix, Squarespace or any other platform that does not have an API.
This is a reliable, high quality fallback when automated integrations are not possible or practical.
Overview
Manual Publishing is ideal when:
- Your CMS does not support API publishing
- Your site has security restrictions that block integrations
- You do not have plugin access
- You want human review before publishing
- Shopify integration is temporarily unavailable
- You are using Squarespace or Wix
- You prefer maximum reliability over speed
Manual Publishing is a premium human-reviewed service. Every article is reviewed and posted by a real person.
This adds an extra layer of quality control and ensures publishing works even in complex environments.
How Manual Publishing Works
- You submit access details through the Manual Publishing form
- Our team receives the request in a publishing queue
- We log into your site as an editor
- Articles are posted manually
- If something is broken or unclear, we contact you
Publishing may take longer than automated integrations, especially for large batches. In most SEO workflows, this delay is negligible.
Submitting a Manual Publishing Request
To enable manual publishing:
- Go to One-Click Publishing
- Select your platform
- Choose Manual Publishing
- Fill out the form
The form requires:
Login URL
The direct login page to your CMS editor.
Example:
https://example.com/contentScreenshot of Invitation
Upload a screenshot showing that you invited Adaptify as an editor.
This helps us verify access quickly.
Author Name
The name that should appear on published articles.
This must match the editor account you created.
Notes (optional)
Add any special instructions:
- category preferences
- formatting rules
- internal publishing steps
- staging vs live site details
Share With Customer Link
Agencies can send the form directly to clients.
The Share With Customer link opens a white-labeled version of the same form. Your branding is shown instead of Adaptifyβs.
This removes back-and-forth emails and allows clients to submit access themselves.
Use this when:
- You do not control the website
- Your client manages hosting
- You want faster onboarding
Tracking Request Status
Manual publishing requests are visible in the admin queue.
You can confirm:
- whether a request was received
- whether access is pending
- whether publishing is active
If your integration is stuck, you will see a pending status inside your dashboard.
You can reset the request at any time and submit a new one.
Publishing Speed Expectations
Manual publishing is highly reliable, but slower than API publishing.
Typical timelines:
- Single articles: same day
- Small batches: same day or next day
- Large batches (30+ articles): up to 1β2 days
For SEO, this timing is still extremely fast relative to indexing cycles.
Benefits of Manual Publishing
- Works with any CMS
- No plugin required
- Human review prevents obvious errors
- Handles unusual website setups
- More reliable than API in locked-down environments
- Ideal for agencies without admin access
When to Switch Back to Automated Integration
You can upgrade to automated publishing anytime.
If plugin or API access becomes available:
- Reset integration
- Choose your CMS again
- Enable automated setup
Your existing content workflow continues normally.
Troubleshooting
Request not appearing
Resubmit the form and confirm the screenshot uploaded successfully.
Articles not publishing
Check dashboard status. If pending, access may still be under review.
Login not working
Verify credentials and editor permissions.
We require Contributor or Editor access at minimum.
On this page
- Manual Publishing Integration
- Overview
- How Manual Publishing Works
- Submitting a Manual Publishing Request
- Login URL
- Screenshot of Invitation
- Author Name
- Notes (optional)
- Share With Customer Link
- Tracking Request Status
- Publishing Speed Expectations
- Benefits of Manual Publishing
- When to Switch Back to Automated Integration
- Troubleshooting
- Request not appearing
- Articles not publishing
- Login not working