How to Post Blog Content in WordPress 24/7 on Complete Autopilot
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What if your WordPress blog already knew what to write, where to publish it, and when the next article should go live?

In this video, I show you how I set up a ChatGPT-powered autoblogging campaign inside WordPress using My Content Creator Pro Elite.

For the demonstration, I use the topic “mobility assistance dog training” on my dog-training website.

I walk through the campaign settings, submit the request, and show you finished content on the actual website so you can see how the pieces fit together.

SET THE TOPIC → CHOOSE THE SCHEDULE → AUTOMATE THE WORKFLOW 🚀

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Inside ChatGPT Autoblogging Setup, I configure the content campaign with settings including:

• Publish as the post status
• ChatGPT as the AI provider
• Service Dog Training as the category
• Once a week as the interval
• Monday as the publishing day
• A content-length target of 2,500 words
• English as the language
• An educational writing tone
• SEO optimization
• SEO metadata generation
• FAQ generation
• A conclusion
• Smart / Automatic internal links
• Four images inside the article
• ChatGPT as the image generation source
• A YouTube video at the top of the page

The weekly Monday schedule is the example I use in this video.

“24/7 on autopilot” is about having a scheduled content workflow that can run while I’m away from the editor. It doesn’t mean this particular campaign publishes a new article every hour.

I choose the schedule and the content settings first.

Then the campaign has instructions to follow instead of me manually rebuilding the same process for every post.

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Think about the steps that normally go into publishing an article.

Choose a topic.

Write the content.

Move it into WordPress.

Select the category.

Work on the SEO title and description.

Add images.

Find a relevant video.

Connect related articles.

Then get the post published.

Those individual tasks add up when you’re keeping a blog active or managing more than one website.

In this walkthrough, I bring those settings into the same WordPress campaign.

One detail I show is the image setup.

I select four images and choose ChatGPT as the image source.

The setting explains that those images go INSIDE the article. The featured image is handled separately and does not count toward that number.

I also enable the YouTube option and select Top of Page for the video placement.

That way, I’m deciding how the article should be assembled as part of the campaign setup.

I enable Smart / Automatic internal linking too.

The on-screen explanation says Smart scales by article length, existing links count toward the target, and irrelevant links are not forced.

That matters because internal links should connect readers to useful, related content.

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After submitting the campaign, I show the request confirmation and move into the website content.

You can see a finished post titled:

“Mobility Assistance Dog Training: A Complete Guide.”

I scroll through the article so you can look at the content, images, embedded video, headings, and layout.

You’ll see sections covering training foundations, communication, equipment, health and welfare, and common mistakes.

The dog-training topic is the example. The focus of this tutorial is how I configure and review the WordPress publishing workflow.

I also open the WordPress editor and show the Yoast SEO area, including the focus keyphrase and metadata.

The video also includes the Google Preferred Sources setting and the button shown beneath the article. That is a reader-facing website feature, separate from choosing research references for the content.

As the Owner & Developer of My Content Creator Pro Elite, I want these demonstrations to show you how the features work together on a real site.

Less repeating the same setup.

More organization around the publishing schedule.

More time available for videos, emails, products, and other work.

You still choose the topic and settings, review the generated content, and check that your campaigns are running as intended.

Automation helps with the repetitive publishing steps while you stay responsible for your website.

If you’re searching for WordPress autoblogging, how to automatically publish blog posts in WordPress, ChatGPT WordPress automation, or how to schedule AI blog content, follow along with this example.

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💬 What would save you the most time: writing, adding images, internal linking, or scheduling your WordPress posts?

Let me know in the comments!

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