Connect one or more WordPress sites, define the editorial direction for each site, choose a monthly plan, and use one workflow for web research, article planning and writing, SEO, featured images, review and publishing.
Ruwana Articles is a connected content production system for organizations that publish to WordPress. It brings research, writing, search optimization, images, site-specific editorial rules and publishing into the same workflow instead of splitting them across separate tools.
Articles researches the topic on the public web before writing, using current source material alongside the site's existing context and Editorial Rules. This gives the writing stage a stronger factual and topical foundation than an isolated prompt, while draft-first review remains available whenever a team wants approval before publishing.
SEO titles, meta descriptions and article structure are prepared as part of the production flow. Ruwana's current SEO scoring uses the official Yoast analyzer, and the resulting SEO data is carried through the connected WordPress publishing workflow.
Articles can create a featured image for the article and use the image format configured for that publishing site.
Each publishing site can keep its own Editorial Rules. A permanent direction can focus future topic selection and writing without changing the behavior of other sites in the organization.
The workflow supports draft-first review and explicit publishing. Published work is tracked in the Articles archive by site and billing period.
Add several publishing sites under the same organization. Each site keeps its own plan, bonus choice, WordPress connection, editorial direction and campaign state.
The setup is designed to keep payment simple while preserving separate controls for every publishing site.
Enter one or more WordPress site addresses in Articles. You can build the subscription before the WordPress connection is completed.
Complete the organization billing preferences and define any site-specific editorial direction you want Ruwana to follow.
Select 15 or 30 monthly articles for each site and decide independently whether that site should use its optional editorial distribution bonus.
Ruwana calculates one combined monthly total for all selected site plans. One secure Stripe checkout creates the organization subscription.
Install the Ruwana Articles Connector, pair the site, scan its publishing context, then use Articles to research, write, optimize, illustrate and prepare content for review or publishing.
Site plans can be changed for the next billing cycle. Scheduled changes do not use mid-cycle proration.
Network Growth is designed for contextually relevant linking between eligible sites managed inside the same organization. It is not a third-party link marketplace, automatic reciprocal-link system or cross-client ranking scheme.
Eligible cross-site opportunities are limited to sites that belong to the same Ruwana organization. Sites owned by another organization or client are excluded.
When a relevant relationship exists, a Grow Network campaign can use up to two contextual links to eligible owned sites. A single-site organization simply publishes without cross-site network links.
A campaign can also focus on a selected owned site, with an optional exact target page, instead of using the broader Grow Network behavior.
Plans are selected per publishing site and combined into one monthly organization subscription at checkout. Editorial distribution bonuses are separate from the connected site's monthly publishing quota.
15 articles each month for the connected publishing site.
Optional +5 editorial distribution bonus: five additional articles on eligible Ruwana editorial publications, with the connected site remaining the target. The bonus does not turn the site's 15-article quota into 20 on-site articles.
30 articles each month for the connected publishing site.
Optional +10 editorial distribution bonus: ten additional articles on eligible Ruwana editorial publications, with the connected site remaining the target. The bonus does not turn the site's 30-article quota into 40 on-site articles.
Mix $50 and $100 site plans in the same organization. The monthly total is shown before checkout, while each site keeps its own plan and bonus setting.
Articles is not only a text generator. The WordPress connection gives Ruwana a publishing destination and lets the workflow operate around the site that will actually receive the content.
The WordPress connector pairs the publishing site with Ruwana. The plugin is available from the Articles setup in the Platform.
After pairing, Articles can scan the site context used by the publishing workflow, including existing content and internal-link information required by the system.
Published articles remain visible in the Platform archive, where they can be filtered by publishing site and month.
Direct answers for teams evaluating an AI-assisted WordPress publishing workflow.
A connected content production and WordPress publishing workflow for research, planning, writing, SEO, featured images, review and publishing.
Yes. Sites connect through the Ruwana Articles Connector. The workflow can prepare drafts for review or publish through the connected setup.
Yes. One organization can contain multiple publishing sites, each with its own plan, optional bonus, editorial direction and WordPress setup.
No. Network Growth considers only contextually relevant opportunities between eligible owned sites inside the same organization. It is not a third-party link exchange or automatic reciprocal-link system, and other organizations and clients are excluded.
No. The connected site receives the 15 or 30 monthly articles in its selected plan. The optional +5 or +10 bonus is separate editorial distribution on eligible Ruwana publications and does not increase the site's own monthly article quota.
Yes. Draft-first review is available when a team wants approval before publishing, while explicit publishing remains available through the connected workflow.
Yes. Each site can keep persistent Editorial Rules. Leaving them empty uses the normal autonomous topic-selection behavior.
Open Help in Ruwana Studio and tell Nora what you are trying to build. Custom or higher-volume requests can be routed to the appropriate Ruwana team.