TopicLift Connector connects a WordPress publication to TopicLift. It is a lightweight bridge: it collects the visitor signals and editorial metadata needed by the TopicLift SaaS, while the reports, analysis, recommendations, and editorial workflow remain in your secure TopicLift workspace.<\/p>\n\n
The plugin does not try to turn WordPress into an analytics dashboard. It does not add dashboard widgets, editor panels, post-edit boxes, or local report screens. After the connection is configured, you use TopicLift at https:\/\/topiclift.io<\/a> to read and act on the data from your publication.<\/p>\n\n Depending on the data and integrations available for your workspace, TopicLift helps publishers:<\/p>\n\n TopicLift suggests. Editors decide and act. The service is designed to support editorial judgment, not to publish or change articles automatically.<\/p>\n\n TopicLift is currently in Private Beta for approved WordPress publishers. During the beta, the service is free for approved participants and no credit card or automatic billing is required. Publishers can apply for a free diagnosis of their Google Discover traffic and, if approved, use TopicLift with their own WordPress and Search Console data.<\/p>\n\n Apply at https:\/\/topiclift.io\/register<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n This plugin requires a TopicLift account and an approved WordPress site connection. After an administrator enters the Site Key and Site Secret provided by TopicLift, the plugin communicates with:<\/p>\n\n Use of TopicLift is subject to the TopicLift Privacy Policy<\/a> and Terms of Service<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n When an administrator enables tracking, the plugin may send page URL, referrer, device category, event timestamp, session identifier, active reading time, scroll depth, and outbound or affiliate-link interactions. For published posts, it may send article ID, URL, title, author, categories, tags, dates, word count, and featured-image URL.<\/p>\n\n The plugin does not send WordPress passwords, administrator credentials, or full article body text. Logged-in WordPress users are excluded by default.<\/p>\n\n Tracking is disabled by default on new installations. An administrator must actively enable it in Settings > TopicLift and is responsible for ensuring that the site's visitor notice and consent process provide an appropriate lawful basis for tracking.<\/p>\n\n\n No. TopicLift reports are available in the TopicLift workspace. The plugin remains focused on collection, secure connection checks, and content metadata synchronization.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. After the first verified connection, the plugin schedules a bounded import of recent content. Published posts synchronize automatically as they are created or updated, while older omitted articles are recovered if they become active again.<\/p><\/dd>\n No by default. The setting can be reviewed in Settings > TopicLift.<\/p><\/dd>\n After the first verified connection, the connector imports up to 10,000 published posts from the previous 365 days in small resumable background batches. Older omitted posts are recovered when they become active again.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nWhat you can do in TopicLift<\/h4>\n\n
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