Description
BlazeHive Connect links your WordPress site to BlazeHive, an SEO content service that researches keywords and writes conversion-focused SEO pages for your product or service. Once connected, finished pages are published to your site automatically — you never copy-paste HTML or fight your page builder.
Landing pages are published as a standalone, theme-independent layout: a keyword-specific hero, alternating image-and-text sections, a plain-English explainer, an FAQ, and repeated calls to action — the bottom-of-funnel structure that ranks and converts. The plugin renders each page from structured data stored in post meta, so the design is consistent on every WordPress theme and can be restyled later from a single stylesheet without touching your content.
What it does
- Publishes automatically — BlazeHive pushes finished pages to your site through a secure REST endpoint. No manual export/import.
- Full side-by-side layout — hero, alternating image splits, dividers, FAQ, and CTAs, rendered pixel-for-pixel the same on any theme (the plugin loads its own self-contained stylesheet and steps out of your theme’s way on landing pages only).
- Its own URL space — landing pages live under
/solutions/(a post-type archive that lists them all, plus automatic inclusion in your WordPress sitemap). If your site already uses/solutions/, the plugin picks a free path automatically and tells you which one. - Clean SEO head — per-page
<title>, meta description, Open Graph, and Twitter tags; canonical and robots handled by WordPress core. - Zero layout shift — every image ships with intrinsic width/height, so pages score well on Core Web Vitals.
- Never breaks your site — if anything is malformed, the page renders a safe fallback (heading + description + call to action) rather than a blank screen. Your other post types are completely untouched.
Other BlazeHive page types
The plugin also registers post types for BlazeHive’s other formats — alternatives, “vs” pages, comparisons, and listicles — published as standard WordPress content.
External service
This plugin is a connector for the BlazeHive service and requires a BlazeHive account to do anything. It does not generate content on your server.
- What the service is: BlazeHive (https://www.blazehive.io) researches keywords and generates SEO pages and articles.
- What is sent to BlazeHive: when you connect, you paste the plugin’s generated API key and your site URL into BlazeHive. BlazeHive then calls your site’s REST endpoint to create/update posts; the content it sends (copy, image URLs, metadata) originates from BlazeHive and is written into your posts. The plugin itself does not transmit your visitors’ data.
- When it happens: only when you connect the site in BlazeHive and when BlazeHive publishes a page you approved.
- Terms of Service: https://www.blazehive.io/terms-of-service/
- Privacy Policy: https://www.blazehive.io/privacy-policy/
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Installation
- In WordPress, go to Plugins Add New Upload Plugin, choose
blazehive-connect.zip, and click Install Now, then Activate (or install directly from the WordPress.org directory). - Go to BlazeHive in your admin sidebar and copy your Site URL and API Key.
- In BlazeHive Integrations WordPress, paste both values and click Test connection.
- That’s it. Pages you approve in BlazeHive publish to your site automatically, at
https://yoursite.com/solutions/<slug>/.
FAQ
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Do I need a BlazeHive account?
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Yes. The plugin is a connector — it publishes and renders content from BlazeHive. Without an account it registers the post types but has nothing to publish.
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Will these pages look different from my theme?
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Landing pages are intentionally rendered as a standalone, theme-independent layout so they look identical on every site and stay on-brand across your whole landing set. All your other content and post types use your theme normally.
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What URL do landing pages use?
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/solutions// by default, with a
/solutions/archive listing them all. If another plugin or page already owns/solutions/, BlazeHive Connect automatically uses the next free path (offerings, products, uses, or features) and shows you which one in the connection screen. -
Does it slow down my site?
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No. Live pages render from data stored in your database — no external calls on the visitor’s request. Images are served with explicit dimensions to avoid layout shift.
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What happens if something goes wrong with a page?
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The plugin renders a safe fallback (heading, description, and call to action) instead of a blank page, and it never affects your theme or other posts.
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How do I update the plugin?
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Through WordPress as usual — Dashboard Updates, or the Update link on the Plugins screen. BlazeHive will also nudge you from your dashboard when a new version is available.
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Changelog
2.3.0
- Article pages (alternatives, vs, comparison, listicle) now render with the same clean, theme-independent styling as landing and FAQ pages: consistent typography, spacing, tables, images, and code blocks on every theme.
- Article pages get a proper H1 (the post title) and social preview (Open Graph/Twitter) tags, using the first body image when available.
2.2.0
- Post type keys renamed from the generic
bh_prefix to the distinctiveblaz_prefix (blaz_landing,blaz_faq, …), per WordPress.org plugin review. - Existing content is migrated automatically on upgrade — every page keeps its URL, status, and content.
- The publish API still accepts the old post type names, so no BlazeHive-side change is needed.
2.1.0
- New: FAQ pages. BlazeHive can now publish one-question-one-answer pages, each rendered as a clean, theme-independent page with a breadcrumb back to the FAQ hub.
- New: automatic
/faq/archive — a styled hub listing every published question as a card grid, ordered alphabetically (falls back to/faqs/if your site already uses/faq/). - FAQ pages get the same per-page SEO head (title, meta description) as other BlazeHive content.
- New: social preview (Open Graph/Twitter) tags on FAQ pages and the FAQ archive.
- Fix: on block themes, landing pages (and the new FAQ pages) no longer output a duplicate tag.
2.0.6
- All admin and front-end CSS/JS now loads through the WordPress enqueue system (no inline style/script tags).
- JSON-LD output hardened: script-safe encoding so stored markup can never break out of the tag.
- Rendered-page cache now sets an explicit expiration.
- Removed an unnecessary core file include; admin menu moved to a standard position.
- Internal functions and constants renamed to the full blazehive prefix.
- Refined landing page spacing and image framing.
2.0.5
- Landing pages render as a full, theme-independent side-by-side layout (hero, image splits, results, FAQ, CTA) from structured post meta.
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/solutions/archive as an internal-link hub, with slug-collision fallback if the path is already taken. - Per-page SEO head (title, meta description, Open Graph, Twitter) and zero-CLS images.
- Safe fallback rendering so a malformed page never white-screens.
- Fix: block data containing quotation marks is now stored and rendered correctly.
- Distributed and updated through WordPress.org.