Publish on your own website
Keep creating and reviewing articles in Blogged, then deliver approved releases to your own CMS or application.
On this page
Blogged stays where you manage content. Integrations let your website host the full article while Blogged continues to handle its existing generation, review and publication workflow.
- Connect your website
Choose the correct Project, open Integrations → Connections & routing, then Connect. Follow the connection guide and wait for the connection to become ready.
- Save publication destinations
Select one full-article destination and any supported summary destinations, then choose Save destinations. Connecting a site alone does not activate external publishing. Read publishing and updates.
- Publish through your usual workflow
New eligible articles go through the same generation and approval gates. Use Delivery activity to follow the external copy. Live means the public page was verified; accepted means the CMS is still processing.
Choose the section you need
| Section in Integrations | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Connections & routing | Connect or reconnect a site and select destinations for new articles |
| Delivery activity | See delivery progress, errors and links to article-level review |
| Analytics | Configure consented visits and conversions on your external site |
| Developer API | Create scoped keys and open receiver downloads/API guidance |
Switching sections keeps unsaved form input. Saved setup for new articles shows the stored configuration; it does not preview unsaved routing changes. Changing the active Project opens that Project's own configuration.
What stays the same
Integrations are included with eligible paid content plans. External deliveries, summaries and retries do not consume another article from your allowance. Existing drafts and published articles keep their existing destination. Generation settings, content approvals, Autopilot controls and billing remain owned by their existing workflows.
One destination receives the full article. Optional summaries link to that verified version and are marked noindex. They stay hidden while the full article is not verified. Summary distribution does not guarantee search rankings or indexing.
See roles and access, external analytics, and troubleshooting.