No content API, no import — DraftSEO does the writing.
Webador — the builder formerly known as JouwWeb — is a closed drag-and-drop editor with no inbound content API and no bulk or RSS import; there is simply no endpoint for an outside tool to create a post. That door stays shut for everyone. DraftSEO instead automates all the work that leads up to the paste.
| Content / blog API | None — the builder has no inbound endpoint |
|---|---|
| Bulk / RSS import | None — no file route to bring posts in either |
| Auto-publish (any tool) | Not possible — a Webador limit, not a DraftSEO one |
| What DraftSEO automates | Everything up to the paste — research, writing, images & SEO done; you paste it, ~3 min each |
Who does what
Paste the finished article into a new blog post in Webador’s drag-and-drop editor and publish it.
Less effort than tidying your inbox.
The workflow
Keyword research, writing, images and SEO — automatically, on your schedule.
Automatic
Open the post and click Export as HTML, or copy the formatted text.
~10 seconds
Create a new post in Webador’s drag-and-drop editor, paste, add the meta fields DraftSEO wrote, and publish.
~3 minutes
What you win
Each article targets a real search your customers make, so it can pull traffic month after month.
The part that eats your evening — drafting and researching — is finished before you sit down.
A steady stream of posts is what compounds in search; DraftSEO keeps them coming.
A WordPress site on any host gives DraftSEO a real publishing API and completely hands-off posting. Moving off Webador is optional — reach out and we’ll help you migrate for nothing, but the generate-and-paste routine above already works today.
FAQ
Webador (previously JouwWeb) is a closed drag-and-drop builder with no inbound content API and no bulk or RSS import. There’s no endpoint for an external tool to create posts, so auto-publishing is impossible for every tool, DraftSEO included.
Absolutely. DraftSEO handles research, writing, images and SEO; you copy each finished article and drop it into your Webador blog. That paste is the only manual step.
Only on Webador’s paid plans, and even then it’s a client-side embed rather than a native, indexable post — which is why pasting into a real Webador post is the reliable route for SEO.
No card required. Keep your Webador site exactly as it is.