Publishing destinations
Every platform Citeca publishes to, and how to choose if you have options.
Citeca needs somewhere to put finished articles. Connect one destination or several — publishing sends each article to all of them and reports every one separately.
Note
Nothing is gated behind connecting. Citeca researches, plans and writes regardless; a connection is what lets the results reach your site, and your backlog publishes as soon as you add one.
Website platforms#
Publishes into your existing CMS, so articles live on your own domain and are yours outright.
WordPress
Auto-publish articles to your WordPress blog.
1 min setup
Shopify
Auto-publish articles to your Shopify blog.
5 min setup
Webflow
Auto-publish articles into your Webflow CMS.
3 min setup
Wix
Auto-publish articles to your Wix blog.
5 min setup
Ghost
Auto-publish articles to your Ghost blog.
3 min setup
Framer
Auto-publish articles to your Framer CMS.
3 min setup
GoHighLevel
Auto-publish articles to your GoHighLevel blog.
4 min setup
Duda
Bring your articles into your Duda blog with one import link.
3 min setup
BigCommerce
Auto-publish articles to your BigCommerce store blog.
4 min setup
Snapps
Publish articles straight to your Snapps blog, hands-free.
2 min setup
Joomla
Publish articles straight to your Joomla site, hands-free.
3 min setup
No supported CMS?#
For developers#
API
Fetch your published articles over our API.
2 min setup
Webhook
Send new articles to your webhook URL.
2 min setup
Next.js Blog
Render your articles as a blog on your own Next.js site.
10 min setup
Choosing#
| Situation | Use |
|---|---|
| WordPress site, can install plugins | WordPress with the Citeca plugin |
| WordPress site, plugins locked down | WordPress with an application password |
| Webflow on a CMS plan | Webflow |
| Shopify store | Shopify |
| Framer site | Framer, with a Framer API key |
| Joomla 4 or 5 site | Joomla, with an API token |
| Platform not listed | The API or a webhook (hosted blogs are coming soon) |
| Custom front end | API or webhook |
| Next.js app | Next.js blog (two copy-paste pages, nothing to install) |
Connecting several is normal
A main site plus a second site, or a CMS plus a webhook into your data warehouse. Each destination keeps its own live-or-draft setting, and the editor shows you what landed where.
How multi-site publishing worksSomething missing or wrong here? Tell us and we will fix it.