Connectors Overview

Connectors is the central hub in your dashboard for managing every outside connection Amplefound uses — from Google Search Console and Analytics to the platform you actually publish your website's content on.

What lives in Connectors

Google connections

Google Search Console and Google Analytics, covered in their own pages, both live here. These power your ranking data, visitor insights, and keyword discovery.

Publishing platform connections

If you manage your website through a content management system, you can connect it here so Amplefound can publish Articles directly rather than requiring you to copy and paste them manually. Supported platforms include WordPress, Webflow, and Framer.

Why connect your publishing platform

Once connected, finishing an Article in the Publish step can push it live on your site directly, carrying over the title, content, images, and metadata you've set up — instead of you needing to export the article and manually recreate it in your CMS.

Connecting a platform

Go to Connectors, find your platform (WordPress, Webflow, or Framer), and follow the setup steps — these typically involve authorizing Amplefound to access your site through the platform's own connection method. Once connected, you'll see a confirmation and can select that connection when publishing an Article.

Checking connection status

The Connectors page shows the current status of each connection at a glance — whether it's active, needs attention, or hasn't been set up. If publishing or data syncing suddenly stops working, this is the first place to check.

Do you need every connector?

No. Google Search Console is close to essential since so much of Amplefound's ranking data depends on it. Google Analytics adds valuable context but isn't required. A publishing platform connection is only useful if you actually manage your site through one of the supported platforms — if you publish manually or through a different system, you can simply export finished Articles instead.