Yozigo is the platform; these are the destinations. Connect a site, a store or a profile once, and every article you approve goes out formatted for it. Subscriptions are handled here on yozigo.ai — none of the connectors carry a charge of their own.
Each one is a sign-in or a single pasted credential. Yozigo asks each platform for the narrowest access that lets it publish, and nothing more.
Approved articles are created as posts on your own WordPress site, with the SEO description, tags and schema already in place.
Application password — created in your WordPress admin, pasted once into Yozigo.
The same publishing as self-hosted WordPress, for sites on WordPress.com where application passwords are not available.
Sign in with WordPress.com. You authorise one site; Yozigo publishes only to that site.
Articles land as items in the CMS collection you choose, mapped to your own field names, and go live without a manual republish.
Sign in with Webflow, pick the site and collection, map your fields once.
Approved articles are published straight into your store’s blog as proper posts: headings, summary, tags, featured image and SEO description set the way your theme expects.
Install the free Yozigo app on your store. Yozigo asks for blog access only.
Yozigo never reads or writes your products, orders, customers or checkout. The app requests the write_content permission and nothing else.
Posts written by the LinkedIn Writer publish under your own name, hashtags included, without leaving Yozigo.
Sign in with LinkedIn. Posts publish as you, not as a company page.
The Outreach Manager sends pitches and follow-ups from a mailbox you connect, so replies come back to you.
Sign in with Google, or add any SMTP mailbox with its host, port and password.
You subscribe to Yozigo on this site. Inside it, an AI employee researches, drafts and validates an article, you approve it, and Yozigo publishes it to whichever connected destination fits. The connectors are free, carry no charges, paywalls or upgrade prompts of their own, and can be disconnected at any time — publishing stops and the stored access is deleted. Anything already published stays on your site, because it is yours.
Research, draft, E-E-A-T checks and your approval all happen here.
Formatted for that destination: headings, summary, tags, schema, image.
Blog or post access only. Never products, orders, customers or payments.
No. Yozigo is a standalone platform; the Shopify app is one of several free connectors. You subscribe to Yozigo on this website, and the app only publishes articles you have already approved into your store blog. It has no charges, paywalls or upgrade prompts of its own.
No. It asks Shopify for blog access only (the write_content permission). It cannot read or change products, orders, customers, discounts or checkout.
Publishing stops immediately and Yozigo deletes the stored access token. Articles already published are yours and stay on your site.
Yes. A brand can have a WordPress site, a Shopify store and a LinkedIn profile connected at the same time; each approved piece is sent to the destination that fits it.
No. Every connection is a sign-in or a one-time paste of a credential. Webflow is the only one with a setup step, because each Webflow site names its own fields.
