SEO automation only saves time if the changes reach your site. Sojig publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and GitHub, and reads your search data from Google and Bing. Here's what happens on each platform, and what you need to connect.
WordPress
Connect with an editor-level connection and Sojig can update titles, meta descriptions, alt text and structured data, and save articles and new pages as drafts. Nothing publishes without your approval unless you turn on Auto mode for safe fixes.
Shopify
For Shopify stores and apps' marketing sites, approved fixes update your pages and products directly. New pages are saved hidden, so you can review them before they go live.
Webflow SEO
In Webflow, Sojig saves approved changes to your project, such as page titles, descriptions and alt text. You keep control of when the site is published, so changes go live with your next publish.
GitHub for custom sites
If your site is built with Next.js, Astro or another framework, connect the one GitHub repository that holds it. Approved changes arrive as pull requests your developers can review and merge, with the change in your page's real HTML, not injected by a script.
Data and messaging connections
Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools add clicks, impressions and history. Google Analytics adds signups from search. Gmail or Outlook sends outreach from your own inbox, and Slack or Microsoft Teams receives the weekly summary and alerts.
Search data from Google and Bing
Search Console is the most important connection. It loads twelve weeks of clicks and impressions right away and shows which searches already bring your pages up. Bing Webmaster Tools adds the same for Bing. Without them, Sojig still works from live rankings and keyword research, but the plan gets sharper with them.