CoNote

WordPress integration

Record posts and pages as they're published or updated, so a traffic shift lines up with the content change behind it.

This integration logs posts and pages as they're published or updated on your WordPress site, as Content notes — so a shift in traffic lines up with what you changed.

What lands on your timeline

A note when a post or page is published or updated.

How it works

WordPress doesn't send webhooks on its own, so you add a small webhook plugin that POSTs to CoNote on publish. CoNote verifies a secret you include (as a header or on the URL).

Setting it up

  1. Add the integration

    In Integrations, choose WordPress. Copy the webhook URL and the secret shown after you connect.

  2. Add a webhook plugin

    Install a webhook plugin (e.g. WP Webhooks) and add an outgoing webhook on the post published / updated trigger. Set the URL to the CoNote URL and add the secret as an x-conote-secret header (or append ?secret=… to the URL).

  3. Set the payload

    Set the JSON body to the template shown in the connect screen, then save.

For a WooCommerce shop, use the WooCommerce integration for product and price changes — this one is for blog posts and pages.

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