Its own closed CMS, no API — DraftSEO writes it all.
WebWave runs on its own self-contained CMS with no public content-publishing API; the only place it lets you inject anything is custom code in the page’s head section. There’s no route for an external tool to create a post. What DraftSEO can do is finish the article completely, right up to that paste.
| Content / blog API | None — WebWave is a closed, self-contained CMS |
|---|---|
| Injection surface | Head-section code only — not a native, indexable post |
| Auto-publish (any tool) | Not possible — true for every tool, not just DraftSEO |
| What DraftSEO automates | Everything up to the paste — the whole article with images & SEO; you paste it, ~3 min each |
Who does what
Paste the finished article into a new post in WebWave’s editor and publish it on your domain.
Three minutes, start to live.
The workflow
Research, writing, images and on-page SEO — on demand or scheduled.
Automatic
Open the post → Export as HTML, or copy the formatted text.
~10 seconds
Open WebWave’s editor, create a blog post, paste the article, add the meta fields, and publish.
~3 minutes
What you win
DraftSEO writes to the questions people actually ask, so your posts can meet them the moment they search.
The research and writing that used to fill an evening are already done when you open DraftSEO.
Put your articles on a WebWave plan Google indexes, and consistent posting can start to compound.
A WordPress site on any host hands DraftSEO a real API and fully automatic posting. You don’t have to leave WebWave — if you’d like to, we’ll help you migrate at no cost, and until then the paste workflow above is ready now.
FAQ
WebWave is its own closed CMS with no public content-publishing API; the only injection point is custom code in the page head. Without an endpoint to create posts, no external tool can auto-publish to it — that includes DraftSEO.
Yes. Let DraftSEO do the research, writing, images and SEO, then place the finished article into your WebWave blog yourself. Nothing else needs your hands.
Not really — WebWave’s free plan isn’t indexed by Google, so pages published there won’t rank. Use a paid WebWave plan if SEO is the goal, then paste your DraftSEO articles onto indexable pages.
No card required. Keep your WebWave site exactly as it is.