Part 1: Connecting Your Site
WordPress requires our specialized BDS Integration Plugin to support the rich article and embedded video formats we generate.
- Download the BDS Connect Plugin.
- In your WordPress Admin dashboard, go to Plugins -> Add New -> Upload Plugin and upload the
bds-wp-patch.zip file.
- Activate the plugin.
- Navigate to your WordPress Users -> Profile page. Scroll down to "Application Passwords". Enable them if prompted.
- Type "BDS Growth Engine" into the new Application Password name box and click Add New Application Password.
- Copy the 24-character password generated. Navigate to the BDS Growth Engine Setup Platforms page, click Connect on WordPress, enter your site URL and Username, and paste this Application Password.
Part 2: Managing Generated Content
When the platform successfully completes an Autopilot upload to WordPress, it pushes the content directly to the Native WordPress Posts API.
Where does it go? If you log into your WordPress Dashboard, you will find the generated content instantly listed under "Posts" -> "All Posts". It defaults to Published status.
How to Display Posts on a "Blog" Page
If you want all of the content generated to neatly appear on a dedicated "Blog" or "News" page (similar to how a standard blog feed works), you can easily set this up through WordPress core settings.
Method 1: The Native WordPress "Posts Page" (Recommended)
This is the standard way every WordPress site sets up a blog feed.
- Go to Pages -> Add New in your WordPress dashboard and create a blank page named "Blog" (or "News", "Updates", etc.). Title it and hit Publish. You do not need to add any content to the body of the page.
- Go to Settings -> Reading on the left-hand sidebar menu.
- At the very top, under "Your homepage displays", select "A static page".
- Leave your Homepage dropdown as it is, but for the "Posts page" dropdown, select the new "Blog" page you just created.
- Hit Save Changes at the bottom of the page.
Result: Now, whenever anyone visits yourwebsite.com/blog, WordPress will automatically generate a dynamic feed showing all your latest posts in chronological order, complete with titles, excerpts, thumbnails, and "Read More" links. Every time Autopilot publishes a new post, it will instantly appear at the top of this feed!
Method 2: Using Categories (For separating content)
If you want to separate your own manual company posts from the AI-generated posts, you can use WordPress Categories.
- Under Posts -> Categories, create a new category called "Updates" or "Industry News".
- When examining your newly generated Autopilot posts in the "All Posts" menu, you can quickly Quick Edit them to assign this specific Category.
- Navigate to Appearance -> Menus and add that new Category directly to your website's top navigation bar.
When users click that link in the menu, WordPress will naturally display an archived feed containing only those specific posts.
Handling Videos
If Autopilot generates a video instead of an article, the integration handles it dynamically:
- The video file is uploaded to secure high-speed enterprise servers.
- A native HTML5
<video> player is automatically injected directly into the body of the WordPress post, accompanied by your SEO caption structure.
- When someone visits the post URL, the embedded video player will load seamlessly directly within your WordPress theme!