Dashboard Publishing Flow

The Docswrite dashboard provides the simplest way to publish your Google Docs to WordPress with just one click. This guide will walk you through the entire process.

Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you have:

  • ✅ Connected your Google Drive account to Docswrite
  • ✅ Connected your WordPress site to Docswrite
  • ✅ A Google Doc that’s shared with “Anyone with the link”

If you haven’t completed these steps yet, check our Quick Start Guide.

Step-by-Step Process

1

Access Your Dashboard

Log in to your Docswrite account and navigate to the main dashboard. You’ll see all your connected Google Docs listed here.

2

Select Your Document

Browse through your Google Docs and select the document you want to publish. You can search for documents by name or browse through your folders.

3

Configure Publishing Settings

Before publishing, you can configure various settings:

  • Title: Override the document title
  • Categories: Select WordPress categories
  • Tags: Add relevant tags
  • Status: Choose draft or publish immediately
  • Featured Image: Set a featured image URL
  • SEO Settings: Configure meta descriptions and keywords

4

Preview and Publish

Review your settings and click “Publish to WordPress”. You’ll see a confirmation with the job ID for tracking.

Advanced Settings

Export Options

You can customize how your content is exported:

  • Image Compression: Automatically compress images for faster loading
  • WebP Conversion: Convert images to modern WebP format
  • Heading Demotion: Adjust heading levels for better structure
  • External Link Settings: Add nofollow attributes to external links

SEO Configuration

For enhanced SEO features:

Tracking Your Publications

After publishing, you can track the status of your job:

  1. Note the job ID provided after submission
  2. Use the dashboard to monitor progress
  3. Receive notifications when publishing is complete
  4. View any errors or warnings in the dashboard

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Document Not Found

  • Ensure your Google Doc is shared with “Anyone with the link”
  • Check that the document URL is correct

Publishing Failed

  • Verify your WordPress connection is active
  • Check that your WordPress site is accessible
  • Ensure you have proper permissions to publish

Images Not Uploading

  • Verify images in your Google Doc are accessible
  • Check WordPress file upload limits
  • Ensure images aren’t too large

Getting Help

If you encounter issues:

  • Check the error messages in your dashboard
  • Review our FAQs
  • Contact Support for assistance

Next Steps